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StyleIndependent routes of which Latium and Orvieto and the Dordogne are the two recommended for children. Bi-lingual route managers local to the area give briefings at the beginning of the week, providing up to date information on restaurants and local events as well as round the clock emergency back-up. as well asYou are also provided with a ‘gold card' offering discounts in various eating places.. Because independent you can set your own dates, allowing you to book your own budget flights. Can also book flights for you if you prefer. AccommodationMost routes provide a choice between ‘standard' and ‘superior' accommodation. All have private bathrooms and range in standard from two to four-star, tending to be small, family-run and friendly. Can get cots for little children and for slightly older ones may be able to get family rooms. Age AcceptedEither babies or 12+ as long as adult sized or would have to bring own bike. BikesMountain bikes or hybrid depending on the route, all with Shimano gears, panniers, lock, water bottle holder and breakdown kit for minor repairs. Helmets or child seats are not available but can bring your own. WhereItaly and France. DatesApril to October Sample PriceAn eight day tour in Dordogne in standard accommodation is £600 per person including cycle hire and b&b. (updated 29 November, 2007) |
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