The Lot Valley by bike, from Agen to Cahors in 7 days

The Lot valley, from Agen to Cahors by bike

Explore the Lot valley by bike between Agen and Cahors. You can cycle through the vineyards and villages perched in the heart of Quercy. This tour offers you exceptional panoramas along the Lot river.

As you cycle through the Cahors vineyards, you will have the pleasure of visiting many medieval fortified villages.
You also take a gastronomic journey in Lot et Garonne by tasting melon from Quercy, tasting Cahors wine or even truffles. You are on the route of the Lot Valley cycle route, mainly on small roads with little traffic.

Highlights of the stay:

• The Cahors vineyard
• Saint-Cirq-Lapopie, one of the most beautiful villages in France
• Puy l'Evêque
• Villeneuve sur Lot
• The Valentré bridge in Cahors
• Panoramas over the Lot valley
• The Garonne canal

Day 1: Arrival in Agen

Arrival at the hotel. If you arrive earlier, you can visit the city of Agen, its vibrant city center and admire the canal bridge. It is also the opportunity to stroll along the Canal de la Garonne.

Overnight in Agen.

Day 2: Agen to Temple sur Lot - 59 km

After the Agen canal bridge, you will join the greenway by bike to Buzet, crossing its vineyards. Ride along the Garonne canal to the Lot river. The town of Aiguillon is on the Lot Valley cycle route. This cycling route invites you to discover the medieval bastides, the hillsides of orchards and the pretty villages to the Temple sur Lot.

Dinner and overnight in Temple-sur-Lot.

Day 3: From Temple sur Lot to Villeneuve sur Lot - 30 km

The bike route of the Lot Valley takes you to the bastide of Villeneuve-sur-Lot, following small shaded roads that wind through orchards of apples and plums. You will have the opportunity to taste the Ente plum, which, once dried, becomes the famous pruneau d’Agen. Throughout your cycling route in the Lot Valley, you will cross historical bridges and discover some of the most beautiful villages in France, such as Pujols.
Dinner and overnight in Villeneuve-sur-Lot.

Day 4: From Villeneuve sur Lot to Puy L'Evêque - 57 km

Today you drive through plum orchards towards the medieval village of Pujols. You can make stops in the beautiful hilltop villages of Monsempron-Libos and Fumel. If you are ready to take a little detour, you will have the pleasure of seeing the Château de Bonaguil, a former 13th century fortified castle. Your bike ride ends in Puy l'Evêque, a unique and picturesque village built on a rocky promontory overlooking the Lot.

Overnight in Puy l'Evêque.

Day 5: From Puy L’Evêque to Cahors - 57 km

You continue your journey on the Lot valley cycle route between orchards and vineyards through magnificent panoramas. You can take breaks in the medieval towns of Belaye and Luzech in the heart of Quercy.
Your day ends in the city of art and history of Cahors.

To see on site :

• The Valentré Bridge
• St Etienne Cathedral
• Medieval alleys
• Boulevard Gambetta
• The Cahors market on Wednesday and Saturday morning

Overnight in Cahors.

Day 6: Saint-Cirq-Lapopie loop tour - 60 km

Enjoy a beautiful cycle loop towards the jewel of the Lot valley: the village of St Cirq de Lapopie. This medieval village, elected as one of the most beautiful villages in France, is perched on a cliff above the valley. It has 13 historical monuments and a charming village with narrow streets and old houses.

Overnight in Cahors.

Day 7: End of your trip in the Lot Valley

Your cycling trip ends after breakfast. You can book an extra night to enjoy a bit more this beautiful region.

General information:

• 7 days and 6 nights
• Accommodation comfort level: 3 or 4* hotels and one night in a 2* hotel
• Prices for children: please contact us.

2026 Dates:

Available daily between April and October.

Supplement for Saturday departures

Included:

• 6 nights with breakfasts
• Dinners on days 2 and 3
• Luggage transfer between each accommodation
• Access to a GPS app
• 7 days a week telephone assistance 

Not included:

• Transport to the departure point
• Dinners other than on days 2 and 3
• Lunches and drinks
• Personal expenses
• Tourist taxes (to be paid on site)
• Visits
• Parking
• Anything not specified in the "included" section

Options:

• Standard bike or electric bike rental
• Additional night(s) in Agen or Cahors
• Return transfer from Cahors to Agen at the end of your stay (with or without your own bikes)
• Theft insurance for the rented bike
• Multi-risk cancellation insurance

Level:
1 2 3 4 5 6

Climate:

Gentle sunshine, little wind, and pleasant temperatures.

Technical details:

• 30 to 60 km per day, 3 to 6 hours of cycling
• Partly marked itinerary

Bibliography:

Lot valley by bike with Chamina

Meals:

• Breakfast: Buffet (coffee, tea, hot chocolate, bread, milk, butter, jam, orange juice)
• Lunch: Not included
• Dinner: Included on days 2 and 3 (the restaurant is located 2.5 km) .

The bike:

• Rental bike: If you rent a bike, it will be given to you at the 1st hotel on the evening day of your arrival or day 2 before 10:30 AM. At the end of the tour, you must leave the bicycle at the last accommodation and notify reception. We will arrange its return.
• Personal bicycle: We do not recommend bicycles with small tires. Hybrid and mountain bikes are excellent. Remember to have your bicycle serviced before setting off. At the end of the tour, you will be responsible for your own bicycle.

Assistance:

7 days a week assistance (except punctures, which are not covered).

Luggage:
Luggage is transported by a courier or our team and is limited to one piece of luggage per person (max. 20 kg).

Roadbook:

You will receive your roadbook with luggage tags by mail before your departure. 

Transport:

• By train: Agen train station (approximately 3 hours from Paris)
• By road: Paris is 700 km from Agen.
• By plane: Bordeaux airport

Multirisk Cancellation insurance:
To guarantee reimbursement in the event of cancellation of your stay, you may take out our multirisk cancellation insurance. Click here for more information.