Ride out to the quaint and charming villages of the region. In Greve, discover the architectural history and extrordinary Italian food & wines that make this region so unique. Gaiole offers a preview of what were the battles for local power that dominated these lands for over a hundred years. Pedal through the stunning vineyards and villages of Castelnuovo Berardenga as well as the UNESCO Siena hills. You’ll ride the “Crete Senesi” and a section of “Le Strade Bianche” passing through Asciano and San Giovanni D’Asso. This experience will allow you to fully immerse yourself in the beautiful Tuscan region of Italy.
The tour takes you to luxurious hotels across the Tuscan region. The first two nights are at the Realis Il Vignale in Radda in Chianti with a panoramic terrace overlooking the Chianti Hills. The Restaurant is an authentic example of culinary excellence, paired with their local wines. The next hotel, Certosa di Maggiano is loacted just outside of Siena. Enjoy wonderful hospitality and relax on the terrace overlooking the Chianti hills. Osteria dell Orcia is the final hotel for the tour in Bagno Vignoni it is situated in the UNESCO countryside, Val d’Orcia and is a 16th Century, historic building.
Dine out each evening at local restaurants and at your hotel on the more challenging ride days. The team will ensure you get to see and taste the best parts of the region. Each restuarant offers something different & our selection is designed to showcase the best food in the region. Lunches are served by your guide team in scenic locations along each route and feature healthy, fresh, seasonal produce designed to keep you riding all week.
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About The Host
Emanuela
Emanuela is Italian and after many years living in Barcelona relocated to Mallorca. She started triathlon 10 years ago and has made it her life! Alongside guiding Emanuela hosts guests from all over the world in her Airbnb.
Mario
During the past 10 years, Mario has lived in different countries, but now he's back home in Conegliano to ride every steep hill in the area! Despite his focus on road cycling, he's had some amazing moments with his beloved steel gravel bike! Mario has been a member of the Team since 2019 and couldn't be happier! He looks forward to seeing you on the road soon!
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Things to keep in mind
FAQ
Is the tour the right level of me?
We rate our tours from Level 1 (Leisure) to Level 4 (Epic). Each tour contains a description of the level, expected daily ride time, distance and elevation. If you have any doubts we’re more that happy to speak to you on the phone and help to find you the perfect trip!
What about bikes? Can I hire one or should I bring your own?
We recommend that you hire a bike for your tour and will work with you after you book to help you to choose the best size and model for your ride style. If you prefer to bring your bike, it’s no problem. Please be aware that on some of our epic trips we charge a supplement to transport your bike box to our finishing location. If you have any doubts, please ask!
Can you deliver and collect rental bikes?
Yes – from Girona we deliver bikes to all over the Girona, Costa Brava and Pyrenees region. From Málaga we deliver bikes to all of Andalucia. Simply provide your delivery address & ask us for a quote.
Is a lock provided with the rental bikes?
We do not supply a lock with any of our rental bikes. We do not recommend leaving the bikes unattended. If a bike is stolen during your rental period you are held responsible for the cost of replacing the bike.
Guests are welcome to store the bike at the Hub overnight.
What tools and accessories come with the bike?
Every bike is supplied with an inner tube, tyre levers & mini-pump. We do not supply multi-tools – please make sure you are comfortable on your bike before leaving. We do not supply gas canisters or bidons – these are available to purchase. We recommend that you bring your own pedals, saddle & helmet, however these can be added to your reservation for a small extra charge.