Visit the ancient Roman Pont du Gard aqueduct, a World Heritage Site • Bike across the Rhône River into Provence • Explore St-Rémy, a vibrant artist enclave filled with fountains, gardens, cozy cafés and tree-lined boulevards • Cycle a peaceful route into the Alpilles, a world of pale cliffs and cypress trees • Ride to Eygalières, a small terraced town, and pause to savor un café • In the pretty village of Les Baux-de-Provence, stroll through a multimedia exhibit that celebrates some of the world's great artists • Engage in a traditional game of pétanque, which originated in this sunny region.

Welcome to the Luberon! Bike through a green landscape to picturesque villages perchés (perched villages) nestled among dramatic limestone peaks • Pause to enjoy lunch with fresh-from-the-market ingredients in a local village bistro  • Admire the unique shades of ocher-colored Roussillon • Cycle through Oppède-le-Vieux, Ménerbes and Lacoste, villages that may seem delightfully familiar if you've read Peter Mayle's A Year in Provence.

Marvel at the grace of Gordes, a striking village perché • Pause at a café in Fontaine-de-Vaucluse, a postcard-perfect hamlet • Savor the sunlight over the hills in Venasque, listed among the Most Beautiful Villages of France • Quiet bike roads lead through rolling fields of lavender and wheat into the foothills of Mont Ventoux, known as the Giant of Provence • Ride the stunning Gorges de la Nesque below spectacular Mont Ventoux on your way to Sault or test your cycling prowess on a climb up Ventoux • Meander through winding cobblestone streets for a taste of medieval Provence • Enjoy a final spin through the historic Côtes du Ventoux vineyards.