In 2019, pedal the planet with Vélo Québec Voyages!

Montreal, Wednesday, January 16, 2019 - Vélo Québec Voyages (VQV) presents its 2019 bicycle travel brochure, including over 70 destinations in 20 countries! This year, the agency offers a rich program of great classics and new tours, offered in four vacation packages, as well as a jaunt to Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean during the Grand Tour Desjardins.

New for 2019

The 2019 program includes new destinations such as Bordeaux, the Canal du Midi, Saint-Malo-Deauville, the Amalfi Coast and the Romania in formula VQV, and the Haute-Provence and the Switzerland in formula In the wild.

New this year, Vélo Québec Voyages offers the chance to combine the pleasures of bicycle-boat in the Bordeaux region. For cyclists wishing to travel at a more leisurely pace, the agency offers two destinations, the Canal du Midi and the Amalfi Coast, with looped itineraries around 4 stopover towns, This reduces the number of trips.

VQV still offers a number of classics, such as the Croatia, the Greece, the Crete, the Japan, the Montenegro, l’Ireland in addition to its multitude of France, Italy, Spain and Portugal. The exciting challenge of Crossing Eastern Canada is also back.

The different travel packages :

Vélo Québec Voyages caters for cycling travelers who want to personalize their vacations. So, to travel at your own pace, according to your tastes and the experience you're looking for, VQV offers various travel packages :

• For those who prefer quality supervision and professional guides, the popular Vélo Québec Voyages remains the choice of thousands of people every year.
• For self-sufficient cyclists on the road, VQV offers the In the wild.
• For those who prefer to travel with their own group and decide on the 3 Ds (dates, destination, duration), the ideal choice is the Custom Group.
• It is also possible to opt for the Event formula for major cycling events such as the Petite Aventure Desjardins, this year in the Centre-du-Québec region, and the Grand Tour Desjardins, in the Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean region.