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Marais Poitevin by bike
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Saumur, on the Loire

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699.00 €
Cycling trip between Saumur and the Marais Poitevin natural park in 6 days and 5 nights in 3* hotels or 3 and 4* hotels. Follow the Vélo Francette cycle route along the Thouet to Niort.
La Vélo Francette, from Niort to La Rochelle

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769.00 €
Cycling trip on the Vélo Francette between Niort and La Rochelle in 6 days and 5 nights in hotels 3/4*. Discovery of the Marais Poitevin and the Atlantic Coast.
Marais Poitevin by bike, Garette footbridge

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299.00 €
The Marais Poitevin by bike in 3 days and 2 nights in a guesthouse in Maillezais. Visit of the abbey and guided boat trip.
La Rochelle sur la Vélodyssée

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1,249.00 €
8-day and 7-night bike trip in a hotel on the Francette bike and the Vélodyssée between Niort and Royan. Discover the Marais Poitevin, La Rochelle and île de Ré on the Atlantic coast.
La Rochelle, its port and its towers

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859.00 €
Organized cycling trip on the Vélo Francette from Saumur to La Rochelle through the Marais Poitevin in 7 days and 6 nights in 3*or 4* hotels.

Le Marais Poitevin by bike

The origines of la Bicyclette Verte

Our experience :

"Quand on partait de bon matin, quand on partait par les chemins, A bicycletteee.."

Yes this is what we did this July 10 of the year 1986, it was here in this village of Arçais. The bike path that passes in front of our 36 is the same and if you go west you can go very far. Beautiful story that continues dear friends, a great experience that we put at your service.

Come see us, we'll show you.

 

All started here for La Bicyclette Verte

 

Initially the company began organizing bike trips in 1990. In first in this Marais, then elsewhere in France and finally in Europe. Today 72 destinations are offered in a large part of Europe.

The Poitevin Marsh

It covers about 100,000 hectares, and straddles three departments (Vendée, Deux-Sèvres and Charente-Maritime) and two regions (Pays de la Loire and Poitou-Charentes).

The space gained over the ocean over time has gradually filled with alluvium of marine origin (bri) or fluvial. The result is a large flat expanse, whose altitude is at an intermediate level between that of high tides and low tides.


The dried marshes cover an area of ​​about 47,000 hectares. The wet marshes (the westernmost part of which is called the Green Venice) cover an area of ​​about 29,000 hectares. While intermediate swamps (which means they are imperfectly desiccated) account for about 19,000 hectares.