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Explore Burgundy's vineyards on a guided Solex or electric bike tour, featuring scenic stops, wine tastings, and expert insights for an authentic experience.
Imagine rolling through the iconic vineyards of Burgundy on a vintage Solex or modern electric bike, with a knowledgeable guide revealing hidden stories behind each vine. That’s exactly what this Balade Solex/Vélo avec guide et dégustation de vins promises. It’s a 4-hour journey deep into the heart of the Côte d’Or, combining scenic beauty, cultural exploration, and wine tasting in a way that feels both relaxed and enriching.
What we love most about this tour is how accessible and flexible it is—thanks to a large bike fleet, even groups of friends or families can enjoy the experience together without feeling cramped. Plus, the emphasis on authentic wine knowledge adds a layer of depth that many generic tastings lack.
One thing to keep in mind is the tour’s pacing; it’s designed to be comfortably paced for everyone, but if you’re a very confident cyclist or a wine aficionado looking for a more intensive experience, you might find it a bit light on technical challenges or tasting variety.
This experience is ideal for those who love a mix of outdoor activity, scenic landscapes, and culture, especially if you’re curious about Burgundy’s renowned vineyards but prefer a guided, educational approach rather than going solo.
This tour offers a well-organized itinerary designed to maximize your immersion in Burgundy’s vineyard country while keeping things relaxed and enjoyable. From start to finish, it’s about savoring the landscapes, learning about the wines, and having a good time on two wheels.
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Your adventure kicks off at La Solexerie, where you’ll gather to get fitted with a helmet and choose your mode of transportation—either a vintage Solex moped or an electric bike. The choice of bikes means you can tailor the experience to your comfort level. The electric bikes, in particular, make the ride accessible to those who might not be regular cyclists, while the Solex adds a nostalgic, fun element.
The first major highlight is a guided tour of Clos de Vougeot, the historic Château and vineyard site that’s central to Burgundy’s wine heritage. The guide (who we learned is very knowledgeable and passionate about the area) explains the history and significance of this Grand Cru vineyard. Expect to spend about 2 hours here, walking through the vineyard and hearing stories behind the famous plots and their wines.
Following Clos de Vougeot, you’ll cycle through scenic countryside and pass by iconic vineyards, including plots from which some of the wines you will taste originate. The route is carefully curated to balance riding with sightseeing, giving you plenty of time to soak in the views and snap photos.
The second major stop is Nuits-Saint-Georges, where the group enjoys a 1.5-hour wine tasting in the vineyards. Several reviews mention that the tasting is intimate, often with the guide explaining the nuances of each wine and how terroir influences flavor. Some guests have appreciated that they get to taste wines directly from the vineyards, with the guide revealing which plots contribute to each glass.
Throughout the tour, you’ll pass by some of Burgundy’s most famous vineyards—Romanée Conti, Corton, and others—giving you a visual sense of the area’s prestige. The guide’s insights help translate these views into a deeper understanding of what makes Burgundy wines so special.
After about four hours, the tour wraps up back where it started. Expect to leave with new knowledge about Burgundy wines, some lovely photos, and perhaps a newfound appreciation for the region’s nuances.
At $103 per person, the tour strikes a good balance between affordability and experience quality. Considering the inclusion of helmet, guidance, and a wine tasting—which often costs extra in other experiences—this package offers significant value. The prices are especially attractive when you factor in the personal attention and smaller, private group setting, which is a big plus for those who prefer a more intimate experience.
On top of that, the large fleet of bikes ensures that even bigger groups can participate comfortably. The option to choose electric bikes makes the experience more accessible for casual cyclists or those with limited stamina, ensuring that everyone can enjoy the scenic ride without fatigue.
Many reviews highlighted that the bikes are well-maintained and suitable for varying fitness levels. The vintage Solex adds a nostalgic touch, but the electric bikes give a comfortable, effortless ride—especially important when touring hilly vineyard terrain.
The helmets are provided, but travelers should note that additional accessories like phone holders or bike bags are not included, so plan accordingly if you want to carry personal items.

Based on reviews, the guide (whose name we didn’t catch) is both approachable and informative. They take time to explain the significance of each vineyard and regional nuances, making the experience educational rather than just sightseeing. Participants appreciated the guide’s ability to answer questions and share local stories, which added authenticity to the tour.
The tour lasts around 4 hours, with starting times available depending on the day. It’s offered as a private group, which means you won’t be stuck with strangers—great for couples, families, or friends wanting a personalized experience.
Booking is flexible: you can reserve now and pay later, with the option to cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. This is particularly useful if your plans are still tentative.
This tour is perfect for travelers who want a combination of outdoor activity and wine education without the fuss of self-guided touring. It’s especially suitable for those who enjoy scenic rides, are curious about Burgundy’s vineyards, and value expert insights. The 4-hour duration is manageable for most travelers, and the private group aspect makes it feel exclusive and personalized.
If you’re traveling with family or friends of mixed ages and interests, this tour offers flexibility and a more relaxed pace. Wine lovers will appreciate the direct vineyard tastings, while history buffs will enjoy the stories behind legendary plots like Romanée Conti.
This Burgundy vineyard tour by Solex or electric bike offers a charming, informative way to explore one of France’s most celebrated wine regions. The combination of scenic cycling, expert guidance, and authentic tastings creates an experience that’s both fun and educational.
The reasonable price point makes it accessible for a wider audience, and the large bike fleet ensures comfort even for larger groups. While it may not satisfy a hardcore cyclist or a wine connoisseur seeking a deep dive into wine production techniques, it perfectly suits those who want a taste of Burgundy’s beauty and flavors with ease and style.
If you’re after a relaxed, scenic, and culturally rich experience that balances activity with indulgence, this tour ticks all the boxes.

What equipment is included in the tour?
The tour provides helmets for all participants. However, items like bike bags, phone holders, or toddler trailers are not included, so plan accordingly if you want to carry personal items.
Can I choose between Solex and electric bikes?
Yes, you can opt for either a vintage Solex or an electric bike, depending on your preference and comfort level. The electric bikes are particularly helpful for those less confident on a bicycle.
What is the duration of the tour?
The entire experience lasts about 4 hours, including stops for vineyard visits and tastings.
Is the tour suitable for large groups?
Absolutely. The tour features a large bike fleet, making it ideal for groups of friends, families, or larger parties. The group is private, so you won’t be mixed with strangers.
What are the main highlights of the itinerary?
Expect to visit Clos de Vougeot with a guided tour, pass by Romanée Conti plots, and enjoy a wine tasting in Nuits-Saint-Georges with wines directly from the vineyards.
How is the wine tasting conducted?
The tasting involves sampling wines from the vineyards, with the guide explaining which plots they come from and their characteristics. It’s an intimate experience designed to deepen your understanding of Burgundy wines.
Can I cancel or reschedule?
Yes, you can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. You can also reserve now and pay later, providing flexibility if your plans change.
In essence, this tour offers a delightful blend of scenic cycling, wine education, and cultural insight—perfect for those wanting to experience Burgundy beyond just wine bottles on a shelf.