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London to Paris - cycling tour operators
Hi all,
My work have tasked me with organizing a London to Paris charity ride, and I was hoping that forum members might be able to help recommend some tour companies that could organise the trip.
I've had a quote from La Fuga which looks great, but is a bit pricey. Ideally we would be looking at spending £650 / 700 a head max for a four day trip with three days riding.
Any help or suggestions of good companies would be gratefully received.
Thanks,
MLCC
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Hi!
Trek Travel would gladly quote this for you! We offer a wide variety of tours at the Tour de France. Check us out at http://www.trektravel.com/trip/tour-de-france-bike-tour/.
Please contact me for more info at meagan_coates [at] trektravel.com or 866-464-8735.
Thanks!
I have no idea what they charge, but I was riding the Techbikers charity ride Paris-London last year, which was organised by Cycle Friendly - http://www.cyclefriendly.org.uk/corporatecharity.html
Was very well organised, so may be worth checking their prices?
Great, will definitely have a look
Thanks for this, really helpful. Will take a look!
Why not organise it yourself ? I did last year and it cost less than £300 in total.
Start with this website:http://www.donaldhirsch.com/dieppeparis.html
Organizing it myself is definitely an option, but i'm happy to have the majority taken out of my hands if I can find a suitable company, and interested to see what people's suggestions throw up...
Thanks for the response and the link!
MLCC