Abicyclette Voyages

by Abicyclette Voyages

Region

Jura

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Guided Status

Self-Guided

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Overview

Discover the wonders of Switzerland by bike and let yourself be seduced by the diversity of this Alpine country. Explore Switzerland by bike and let yourself be enchanted by the breathtaking diversity of this Alpine country. Carefully laid-out cycle routes, such as the Vélosuisse and the Route du Jura à Vélo, ensure a comfortable and safe journey to discover Switzerland's natural and cultural treasures. Switzerland is much more than a picture-postcard destination, offering exceptional natural diversity. Swiss flora is varied, with colorful alpine meadows in summer and verdant forests. The Swiss countryside is characterized by picturesque farms , lush green pastures and traditional villages. The Swiss have a deeply rooted relationship with nature. With its crystal-clear lakes, lush forests and verdant meadows , Switzerland offers an exceptional natural setting. The inhabitants, imbued with a deep respect for their environment , are often keen outdoor sports enthusiasts. Switzerland invests heavily in infrastructure, providing safe, well-maintained routes for exploring its varied landscapes.

Daily Ride Schedule

Day 1: Lake Constance and the Rhine Falls

Lake Constance and the Rhine Falls

Day 1: Loop bike tourFamily bike tour at Lake Constance

Loop bike tourFamily bike tour at Lake Constance

Day 1: EuroVeloViaRhôna, from Geneva to Lyon by bike

EuroVeloViaRhôna, from Geneva to Lyon by bike

Accommodation & Services

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What's Included

About the Jura

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Why Choose This Tour?

Explore Switzerland by bike and let yourself be enchanted by the breathtaking diversity of this Alpine country.
From tranquil lakes to charming historic towns, every kilometer brings you closer to an authentic experience in breathtaking scenery.
Zurich, the financial and cultural center , is a magnet for museums, art galleries, luxury boutiques and a lively nightlife.
Geneva, home to international organizations , charms with its lake, parks and cosmopolitan atmosphere.
Basel, a city of the arts , is home to many world-renowned museums and hosts the prestigious Basel Art Fair.
Lausanne, nestled on the shores of Lake Geneva , stands out for its natural environment, its university and its close links with the International Olympic Committee.
Finally, Berne, the federal capital , enchants visitors with its medieval historic center, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, creating a unique experience in the heart of Switzerland.
When it comes to gastronomy, Switzerland is renowned for its quality cheeses.
Among the most famous Swiss cheeses are Gruyère, Emmental, Raclette and Appenzeller.
Via Rhôna : Follow the course of the Rhône from the Swiss glaciers to the Mediterranean Sea.
This varied route passes through vineyards, lavender fields and picturesque villages.
Route des Trois Lacs : An enchanting route linking the lakes of Neuchâtel, Murten and Biel.
The route offers panoramic views, passes through nature reserves and takes in historic sites.
Rhine Route : Discover the Rhine from its source in the Swiss Alps to the German border.
This route takes you through forests, castles and river landscapes.
Vélosuisse : This national network of signposted trails offers routes throughout the country, suitable for different levels of ability and offering spectacular views of the Swiss Alps and lakes.
Jura Route Cycling : Crossing the Jura massif, this route takes you through mystical forests, glacial lakes and picturesque villages.
Cyclists can enjoy breathtaking views of the mountains and valleys.
Route des Grandes Alpes : Although it starts in France, this iconic route crosses the Swiss Alps, offering an unforgettable adventure for those wishing to tackle legendary passes and enjoy breathtaking panoramas.
Wine Trail : Drive through the wine-growing hills of the canton of Valais, where terraced vineyards stretch along sun-drenched slopes.
This route allows you to taste local wines and enjoy the tranquil atmosphere of the region.
Lake Constance Route : This loop links Switzerland, Germany and Austria around Lake Constance.
Cycling enthusiasts can admire the shores of the lake, visit charming towns and enjoy the region's cultural diversity.
Engadin Haute Route : Nestled in the Swiss Alps, this route guides you through the Engadine valley, taking in alpine lakes, picturesque villages and mountain panoramas.
Gorges du Doubs Rouge : Explore the spectacular gorges of the Doubs, on the border with France, along steep paths and through unspoilt countryside.
The Matterhorn : The iconic symbol of Switzerland, the Matterhorn attracts visitors from all over the world with its distinctive pyramid-shaped peak.
The ski resort of Zermatt, located at the foot of the Matterhorn, offers spectacular views of this legendary mountain.
The Rhine Falls : Near the town of Schaffhausen, the Rhine Falls offer an impressive spectacle as they tumble down a series of rocks, without the need for a hike.
The Jungfraujoch : Nicknamed the "Top of Europe", the Jungfraujoch offers breathtaking views of the Swiss Alps from an observation platform surrounded by snow-capped peaks.
Lake Geneva : Europe's largest Alpine lake, Lake Geneva, offers picturesque scenery with its shores lined with charming towns such as Geneva, Lausanne and Montreux.
Water sports, cruises and walks along the shore are just some of the must-do activities in the region.
Lake Constance , also known as Bodensee in German, is a glacial lake on the border between Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
A small portion of the lake's south-western shore is Swiss, extending into the canton of Thurgau.
Château de Chillon : Nestling on the shores of Lake Geneva, Château de Chillon is one of Switzerland's most visited castles.
Its picturesque location and fascinating history make it an iconic site.
The Old Town of Bern : Switzerland's capital, Bern, boasts a medieval Old Town that is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Its cobbled streets, colourful houses and arcades offer a unique charm that doesn't require a hike.
The Olympic Museum in Lausanne : For sports enthusiasts, the Olympic Museum in Lausanne offers a captivating exploration of Olympic history.
It houses interactive exhibitions and artefacts relating to the Olympic Games.
The Aletsch Glacier : The largest glacier in the Alps, the Aletsch Glacier is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.