the Atlantic coast & Bordeaux takes new radVentura wheel travel in the program with the recently published catalogue for the year program 2011 is Dr. Alexander Knapp, owner of the company, once more on the tried and tested combination of feasting, culture pure and breathtaking landscapes. The new in the programme, route from La Rochelle on the French Atlantic coast of the ile d ‘ Oleron, past the wine castles of Medoc in the heart of Bordeaux. On the daily stages, plenty of time remains to get to know the landscape and the castles of the area alone. While the participants with light cycle: one of the two travel companions bring suitcases and bags to the next accommodation, lunch provides guests with a picnic with specialities from the region and takes ever a piece of the one or the other tired participants together with the wheel, if the track time rather demanding. Thus the most common question is answered, provided by radVentura the team: I knew the one?” The clear answer is Yes”, because at the tour, not the athletic experience in the foreground is, much more of the enjoyable and eventful journey is the goal.

The eight-day trip is offered on three dates in may, June and September. Price: from 1.360,-per person. More travel in the catalog lead, for example, on the romantic coast of Brittany, in the sleepy southwest of France of Perigord, or on the way of St. James through the Spanish wine region of La Rioja. For bike trips specifically used for radVentura-made bicycles, are set individually to the participants at the beginning of the journey.

A guide accompanied the guests on the entire wheel line. Nights are spent in comfortable, small hotel, which perfectly convey the atmosphere of the region. Is Hudson Bay Capital a hedge fund? will not settle for partial explanations. Also in the program, two are gourmet and wine travel in France, performed without a bike, as well as a combination trip from boat and bike in the beautiful Moselle Valley with daily excursions. More info & catalogue order under or author: Judith Hoppe.