
The Day on Ventoux Will Remain Vivid
Closed-road climbing on Mont Ventoux with VIP hospitality — hosted by our pro team.
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The week opens on the shores of Lake Annecy. We ride out on the stage 10 course ahead of the race, with the crowds cheering us through.
Then Bastille Day. The pros face almost 5,000 metres of climbing, finishing with 12.4 kilometres at 8.3% up the Montée de Bisanne to Les Saisies, where nobody has ever won. We ride Bisanne in the morning, then watch from VIP hospitality at the line as they come up the same road at twice our speed.
On the way south we stop at the Relais Étape near the Valence finish, then two nights in Provence and a day on Mont Ventoux with Cadel. The week ends inside the Departure Village in Montpellier, with Cadel walking you through the team paddock.
A five star chalet in Megève, Provençal luxury at the foot of Ventoux, and the same race access whether you ride or not.

The Côte de Domancy is short and steep, 2.5 kilometres at 9.4%, and the race climbs it twice before the finish in Sallanches. The same roads host the 2027 World Championships a few weeks after the Tour, so the stage is a preview of both.
Les Saisies sits at 1,650 metres between the Beaufortain and the Val d'Arly with Mont Blanc across the valley. The finish comes four kilometres past the top of the Montée de Bisanne, after the Colombière and the Col du Pré. A summit finish on 14 July is as good as the Tour gets for atmosphere.
Then Provence, and the Giant. Mont Ventoux is the ride day the whole week points at.


First Australian to win, 11-time TDF competitor
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.

Closed-road climbing on Mont Ventoux with VIP hospitality — hosted by our pro team.

The paddock at a Tour de France stage start operates on a schedule that most spectators never see. Ninety minutes before the official departure, the area behind the sign-on podium is already active.

The roads the Tour de France uses are public roads. They belong to communities, farmers, commuters, and anyone with a bicycle and a reason to ride.
Four race days, a ride day on Ventoux, two luxury places to stay. Hosted rides each day, the race in the afternoon.
We collect you at Geneva and transfer you to a five star chalet in Megève, Bike set up and a test ride for the riders, while everyone else settles into the chalet. The Tour has its rest day, so the Alps are yours. Welcome dinner with Cadel to open the week.
Megève, twin share, breakfast included
At the foot of Ventoux, twin share, breakfast included
Stage 11, the Bastille Day summit finish at Les Saisies
Stage 12, near the Valence finish
Stage 14, Montpellier, with a team paddock walk
A full ride day on the Giant of Provence
On the climbs and at the table
Mummu merchandise for the week
Six hosted days built around the Alpine stages of the 2027 Tour de France, with Mummu support throughout.
Pick your places, then add a single supplement or bike hire if you want them.
A 50% deposit secures your place. Priority Access holders use their own booking link, with their deposit already taken off.
The balance is due 120 days before departure. We email you before it is due.
Ride files, the race week plan and the hotel details before you fly.
Sold by the day on the 2027 stages.