Tour de France 2025: The Race Awaits
Have you ever felt the ground tremble as 180 cyclists zoom by at 70kph? This July, the Tour de France returns with 21 stages across France, culminating in a celebratory finale in Paris.
July 5-27, 2025
3 weeks, 21 stages
Starts in Lille, finishes in Paris
3,492 kilometers
Limited Availability
From Access to By Invitation
2025 Tour de France Availability
Your Stage Is Waiting
Picture this: You're standing at the barriers on Mont Ventoux. The leaders are approaching. The crowd's roar builds. Stuart O'Grady leans over and says, "Watch Pogačar here, this is where he'll attack."
This is the moment every cycling fan dreams of. And right now, it's still possible.
The truth about Tour packages? They vanish like a breakaway on the Galibier. What starts as 20 spots per stage becomes 15, then 8, and finally those final, nervous few. We've watched it happen every year for 15 years.
Below, you'll find our real-time availability for 2025. These aren't marketing numbers; when a stage shows three spots left, that's it. No magic inventory appears later—no wait-list miracles.
Stuart puts it best: "The Tour waits for no one. Neither do these packages."
Choose your moment. But choose soon.
Race Begins In
The excitement is building. Secure your spot before packages sell out.
The 2025 Tour: A Return to French Tradition
At Mummu Cycling, we’ve been waiting for this moment. The 2025 Tour de France returns to its spiritual home, with all 21 stages taking place within French borders. This edition features 6 mountain stages, 2 individual time trials, 7 flat stages, and 6 hilly stages across 3,500 kilometres of French countryside.
The race begins in the north with a Grand Départ in Lille Métropole before heading west through Normandy and Brittany. The first mountain test comes on Bastille Day with a summit finish at Mont-Dore Puy De Sancy. The Pyrenees deliver three brutal days of climbing, followed by the iconic Mont Ventoux on Stage 16. The final battle for yellow unfolds in the Alps before the traditional Paris finale on July 27.
As Stuart O’Grady says: “The 2025 route is beautifully balanced. The early stages in the north will be nervous and windy, while the mountain stages in the Pyrenees, Mont Ventoux, and the Alps will sort out the true champions.”
Paris Roubaix Champion | Olympic Gold Medalist | Mummu Partner
17 x Tour de France | 6 x Olympian | 1 x Paris-Roubaix
Not Hosts. Champions
Stuart O'Grady OAM OLY
Your journey will be led by a cycling legend who knows the Tour de France inside and out.
Stuart O’Grady is more than a cycling legend. He is a partner and shareholder in Mummu, bringing over ten years of passion and insider knowledge to everything we do.
From riding 17 Tours de France to conquering Paris-Roubaix, Stuart has lived the moments every cycling fan dreams of. But it is not just what he won — it is what he knows.
The tension in the team bus before the race. The silent signals in a breakaway. The thunder of wheels sweeping past just inches away. Stuart’s insight comes from being deep inside the sport, not watching from the sidelines.
With Stuart at your side, Mummu delivers more than access. He brings you moments that become part of your own story — guiding you through the cobbles, sharing tales from the peloton, and opening doors no one else can.
Stuart's Palmares:
- •2 x Individual Tour de France Stage Winner
- •9 x Stages wearing GC Yellow Jersey
- •6 x Olympian - Olympic Gold Medalist, Athens 2004 (Men’s Madison)
- •Paris-Roubaix Winner, 2007
- •Commonwealth Games Gold Medalist
The 2025 Tour Route
For the first time since 2020, every pedal stroke stays within France. Stuart O'Grady describes it as "a well-balanced course. The early northern stages will be windy and tense, while the mountains will bring pure drama."
2025 Route Highlights
Tour de France 2025: Complete Guide & Official Tour Packages
Interactive route map with all 21 stages
Stage 16: Mont Ventoux
"Mont Ventoux will sort out the world's very finest climbers" Stuart O'Grady
Stage 5: Caen ITT
33km of flat, fast TT, big opportunity to gain seconds.
Stage 14: Superbagnères (12.4km, 7.5%) is back!
Close to 5,000m of climbing to mimic 1986. Includes Col du Tourmalet (19km, 7.4%), Col d'Aspin (5km, 7.6%) and Col de Peyresourde (7.1km, 7.8%). Ouch.
Stage 13: Loudenvielle → Peyragudes (Individual Time Trial)
This short but intense mountain time trial features a steady climb to the Peyragudes altiport, concluding with a steep final kilometre that could be decisive for general classification contenders.
Stage 21: Mantes-la-Ville → Paris Champs-Élysées
In a departure from tradition, the final stage includes three ascents of the Butte Montmartre before the iconic finish on the Champs-Élysées, adding a new dynamic to the race’s conclusion.
Tour de France 2025: Stage 16
Bollène to Mont Ventoux
Stage 16 Highlights
The Mummu Difference
One of six. Led by champions. Small by design.
Official Tour Access
One of only six ASO-licensed operators worldwide. While others watch from behind barriers, you're in the team paddock, VIP zones, and places Google Street View hasn't seen.
Partners, Not Employees
Stuart and Cadel aren't hired faces—they're shareholders. When they promise the best Tour experience possible, it's their business on the line. Their reputation. Their mates you're riding with. Block 3
Small by Design
Big enough for energy, small enough that Stuart knows your name by day two. No bus tours. No fighting for attention. Just mates sharing the greatest race on earth.
Moments Money Can't Buy
Morning coffee with WorldTour pros. Tactics explained over the race radio. Standing in the mechanics' zone as million-dollar bikes are prepped. The access that other tours promise—we actually deliver.
On-Ground Magic Makers
When a stage finish changes last minute, we adapt. When you want to ride that unmarked col Stuart mentioned, we make it happen. Real-time flexibility, not rigid itineraries.
15 Years, Zero Compromises
We've never oversold a tour. Never compromised on hotels. Never hired substitute hosts. When you book Mummu, you get exactly what we promise—ask any of our 4,500+ past guests.
Overall Winner – 2011 Tour de France
First Australian to win, 11-time TDF competitor
Not Guides. Champions.
Cadel Evans - 🏆 Tour de France
One of the most respected names in cycling, Cadel Evans brings a champion’s insight and a tactician’s eye to the biggest race of the year. As Australia’s only Tour de France winner, his presence transforms the experience from spectator to strategist.
Cadel’s Tour de France legacy is one of precision, resilience and pride. With 11 appearances and a historic 2011 yellow jersey, he knows what it takes to win on the sport’s grandest stage.
When you’re standing beside him, hearing the stories and feeling the atmosphere shift as the peloton nears, you’re not just attending the Tour, you’re understanding it. With Cadel as your host, you gain more than access. You gain perspective that only a champion can share.
Cadel's Tour de France Palmarès:
- •Overall Winner – 2011 Tour de France, first Australian to win
- •Runner‑up – 2007 & 2008 Tour de France
- •11 Tour de France starts (2005‑2015)
- •Stage victories: Stage 13 (ITT), 2007, Stage 4, 2011
Tour de France 2025 Experiences
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What Our Guests Say
“10/10 experience. Absolutely amazing! Couldn't ask for a better way to see Le Tour and the French Alps. Worth every penny and some. Siska and her team are highly professional and accommodating both during the rides and with the VIP experiences at the stages. Will definitely be travelling with these folks again in the future!”
Keith Hung - Journey
“Having Stuart O'Grady as our host made all the difference. His insights and connections gave us experiences that would be impossible to arrange on our own.”
James Wilson
Melbourne, Australia
“Standing on Alpe d'Huez as the riders climbed past was electric. I've watched it on TV for 20 years, but being there was something else entirely.”
Michael Thompson
London, UK
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