Day 1

Day 1 - Tours - Arrival

You arrive in Tours and meet the local team, who accompany you to your hotel. You pick up your motorcycles and take an initial ride in town to get used to them. This warm-up lets you approach the upcoming motorcycle journey with confidence.
The evening is free. Discover Tours at your own pace—its historic center, winding old streets and cathedral—before departing for Normandy.

Day 2

Day 2 – Tours to Honfleur – 273 km of driving

You head west and gradually enter Normandy. The route follows a variety of roads, suited to smooth, steady driving.
You pass near the 24 Hours of Le Mans circuit before crossing Normandy’s landscapes, punctuated by fields, orchards and villages with traditional architecture.
After a stop in Lisieux and a visit to its cathedral, you continue on to Honfleur. At the end of the day you enjoy the atmosphere of the port and this first maritime stop of the road trip.

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Day 3

Day 3 – Honfleur to Sainte-Mère-Église – 150 km of driving

You set out on a day of travel steeped in history. The kilometres roll by along the D‑Day landing beaches, now part of vast open landscapes. You visit in succession the Bénouville Bridge, Omaha Beach, and the American Cemetery at Colleville‑sur‑Mer. From Utah Beach the road takes you on to Sainte‑Mère‑Église. The day ends in a peaceful, rural setting, perfect for a break after a day full of discoveries and driving.

Day 4

Day 4 – Sainte-Mère-Église to Saint-Malo — 167 km on the road

You leave Normandy and head into Brittany. The route takes you to Mont-Saint-Michel, where you'll leave the motorcycles to wander the narrow streets and visit the abbey. You then continue on to Saint-Malo. Arrival is on the seafront, in a distinctly maritime atmosphere. Take time to explore the intra-muros (the walled old town) and walk the ramparts before the evening.

Day 5

Day 5 - Saint-Malo – Perros-Guirec - 192 km

You leave Saint-Malo heading for Dinan, the first stage before running along the Breton coast. The riding becomes livelier, alternating bends and changes in elevation.
You continue on to Cap Fréhel, a natural viewpoint over the sea. The route stays smooth and invites you to fully enjoy the motorcycle.
As you approach Perros-Guirec, the pink granite coast accompanies the final kilometres. You settle in for the night in a typically Breton atmosphere.

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Day 6

Day 6 – Perros-Guirec to Vannes — 264 km of driving

You leave the coast to cross inland Brittany. The route takes you through the Monts d'Arrée, where the landscapes open up and become wilder. The drive alternates between fast stretches and sections that require more attention, providing real variety to the driving experience. You stop off in Pont-Aven before reaching Vannes at the end of the day. Spend the evening enjoying the harbor and the town's atmosphere.

Day 7

Day 7 - Vannes -

This day is dedicated to exploring the Gulf of Morbihan. You set off on a motorcycle for the nearby villages, such as Locmariaquer and Auray, following the coastline and small ports. You continue on to Carnac to see the alignments of menhirs. If you wish, the day can be extended with a seaside break before returning to Vannes for the night.

Day 8

Day 8 - Vannes – Puy du Fou - 228 km

You leave Brittany and head towards the Vendée. The route crosses more open, even countryside, ideal for keeping a steady pace.
You stop in Rochefort-en-Terre, then cross the Guérande salt marshes before crossing the Saint-Nazaire bridge.
Arrival at Puy du Fou marks a shift to a more cultural leg of the journey.

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Day 9

Day 9 - Puy du Fou -

The day is devoted to visiting the Puy du Fou park. This driving-free break lets you vary the pace of the trip and experience French history from a different angle.
You take this day to rest before getting back on the road.

Day 10

Day 10 — Puy du Fou to Amboise — 219 km of riding

You ride across the Loire Valley by motorcycle. The route connects several iconic towns and châteaux, offering smooth, enjoyable riding.
You arrive in Amboise at the end of the day. You can explore the town, closely associated with Leonardo da Vinci, and enjoy the Loire Valley atmosphere in the evening.

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Day 11

Day 11 – Amboise – Tours

On this final day of riding, you set off to explore Chambord Castle. The motorcycles remain parked for the duration of the visit. You then head back toward Tours, passing through areas dotted with more modest, less conspicuous castles. In the evening, a dinner is organized with the team to close out this motorcycle road trip between Normandy and Brittany.

Day 12

Day 12 - Tours – Paris -

You leave Tours to head to Paris. This transfer marks the end of this motorcycle trip, which was centered on the road, the diversity of the regions crossed, and the pleasure of riding.

From the Norman plains to the Breton coasts.

€825

Journey Through the Great Chapters of French History

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