Cycling and nature stay from Chablis
Vineyard tracks, the banks of the Serein and the villages of the Chablisien — everything starts at the front gate.
Terrain on a human scale
The Chablisien is a country of gentle slopes and valleys: nothing alpine, but enough relief for every ride to earn its descent. The vineyard tracks form a dense, almost traffic-free network linking the climats to one another.
The house lends bicycles free of charge to its guests — just tell us how many and what sizes when you book. The enclosed garden keeps them safe overnight.
Where to ride around Chablis
The grand cru loop
Up the right-bank slope, a view over the village and the Serein, back through the premiers crus. Doable at the end of a day.
Along the Serein
Follow the river towards Chichée and Poinchy on flat, shaded tracks. The favourite route of families with children.
To Noyers-sur-Serein
Up the valley to the medieval village, lunch there and back across the plateaux. A full and rewarding day.
What the house offers cyclists
- Bicycles lent free of charge, no supplement.
- Enclosed garden to park and shelter them.
- Washing machine and tumble dryer for kit — essential on a multi-day trip.
- A full kitchen to prepare supplies and cook on your return.
- A lounge with an open fire to recover on cooler days.
For electric-bike enthusiasts, local operators run guided wine tours through the vineyard.
You may also want to see
- Chablis and its vineyard — the climats the tracks run through.
- Noyers-sur-Serein and Tonnerre — the destination of the long loop.
- Garden and terrace — the enclosed grounds where the bicycles live.
- Family holiday rental — the weekly format, best suited to cycling trips.
Book the house for your next holiday in Chablis
Available all year round, from a weekend to a full week. Write to us — we answer every enquiry personally, usually within 24 hours.