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The Final Week of the 2024 Tour de France with the Premier Official Tour Operator
A unique, once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to experience the Finish of the Tour de France in NICE. Experience the Grand Finale LIVE in Nice, conquer Mont Ventoux, witness the penultimate stage LIVE on the last climb, and stay in luxury 5-star hotels throughout.
Thomson Tour de France K/QOM Challenges are the trips of choice for avid cyclists of all abilities looking for a unique blend of LIVE race-viewing and challenging riding.
Be there in Nice to experience the Final Stage of the Tour de France LIVE in Nice where we’ve secured the 5-star Hotel Anantara Plaza just 100m/yards from the Finish Line! You’ll also witness Stage 20, LIVE on the mountain-side of the Col de la Couillole, the final climb of the 2024 Tour de France, and mingle with pro riders and Tour celebrities with our privileged VIP access to the Departure Village and Team Paddock at the start of Stage 17 in St Paul Trois Châteaux. Experience a memorable day in Nimes with an official ride across the Finish Line before the peloton, a photo shoot on the Official Podium, then witness the Finish of Stage 3, LIVE from the Official VIP Lounge.
Riding is also a key feature of every Thomson Tour de France trip and on this trip you’ll have the opportunity to conquer one of the most iconic climbs of all time, Le Mont Ventoux! Other famous climbs you’ll tick off include the Col d’Eze, the Col de la Madone, the Col de Turini and the final climb of the 2024 Tour de France, the Col de la Couillole.
Optional Upgrades:
Final Day VIP Race-Viewing Upgrade: your package includes entry to the Masséna Grand-Stand at the Finish Line. Contact us if you’d like to upgrade to the VIP Baie des Anges Lounge reserved exclusively for Thomson guests. An open bar service provides cocktails, champagne, wine, beer and soft drinks, and numerous food stations serve gourmet French food throughout the day. A seated terrace is available looking over the race route on the Promenades des Anglais and TV screens broadcast the race, so you don’t miss any of the action. A true VIP experience to close out a fantastic week at the Tour de France!
Anantara Plaza Hotel Room Upgrade: your package includes a standard room with city/garden view at the Anantara Plaza Hotel in Nice at the Finish Line. Contact us if you’d like to upgrade to a room with a sea view or a suite!
Please contact nancy@thomsonbiketours.com if you’d like to take advantage of either of these upgrades.
Brian Garnett, USA — 2023
David Lemon, USA — 2022
Wayne Feig, USA — 2017
Daily itineraries
Only with Thomson: a choice of 3 fully supported rides each day. With daily rides from 30km to 150km (20 miles to 90 miles), no matter your fitness level, we’ve got you covered!
Your partner doesn’t ride but is a Tour de France fan: no problem, our Non-riding Companion program features daily activities and Tour de France viewing for those who prefer not to ride.
Check out our Sport, Performance, Epic and Non-Riding Companion itineraries below.
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| 01 | Bienvenue en France! | Hotel Maison Albar – L’Imperator |
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| 01 | Bienvenue en France! | Hotel Maison Albar – L’Imperator |
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| 02 | Ride over the Finish Line, Podium Photo Op & LIVE VIP Race-Viewing of the Stage Finish | Hotel Maison Albar – L’Imperator |
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| 02 | Ride over the Finish Line, Podium Photo Op & LIVE VIP Race-Viewing of the Stage Finish | Hotel Maison Albar – L’Imperator |
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| 02 | Podium Photo Op & LIVE VIP Race-Viewing of the Stage Finish | Hotel Maison Albar – L’Imperator |
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| 02 | Ride over the Finish Line, Podium Photo Op & LIVE VIP Race-Viewing of the Stage Finish | ||||
| 03 | LIVE Race-Viewing: VIP Departure Village & Team Paddock access | Hotel Maison Albar – L’Imperator |
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| 03 | LIVE Race-Viewing: VIP Departure Village & Team Paddock access | Hotel Maison Albar – L’Imperator |
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| 03 | LIVE Race-Viewing: VIP Departure Village & Team Paddock access | Hotel Maison Albar – L’Imperator |
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| 03 | LIVE Race-Viewing: VIP Departure Village & Team Paddock access | ||||
| 04 | Mont Ventoux | Hotel Maison Albar – L’Imperator |
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| 04 | Mont Ventoux x 2! | Hotel Maison Albar – L’Imperator |
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| 04 | Pont du Garde & Nimes visit | Hotel Maison Albar – L’Imperator |
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| 05 | Col de la Madone | Anantara Plaza Nice |
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| 05 | Col de la Madone | Anantara Plaza Nice |
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| 05 | Nice | Anantara Plaza Nice |
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| 06 | LIVE Race-Viewing: Private Hospitality Marquee on the final climb to Col de la Couillole | Anantara Plaza Nice |
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| 06 | LIVE Race-Viewing: Private Hospitality Marquee on the final climb to Col de la Couillole | Anantara Plaza Nice |
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| 06 | LIVE Race-Viewing: Private Hospitality Marquee on the final climb to Col de la Couillole | Anantara Plaza Nice |
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| 06 | LIVE Race-Viewing: Private Hospitality Marquee on the final climb to Col de la Couillole | ||||
| 07 | LIVE Race-Viewing: The Final Stage TT | Anantara Plaza Nice |
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| 07 | LIVE Race-Viewing: The Final Stage TT | Anantara Plaza Nice |
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| 07 | LIVE Race-Viewing: The Final Stage TT | Anantara Plaza Nice |
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Itinerary Detail
Day 1
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Bienvenue en France!
Your trip starts at Marseille Airport where our staff will meet you before the transfer to your hotel in Nimes, known as the most Roman city outside of Italy.
After a brief orientation meeting, lunch and bike build-up, you’ll head out on our warm-up ride into the Provençal countryside. The ride takes us north to the spectacular Gardon River Gorge, crossing over the river on the magnificent Saint-Nicolas-de-Campagnac bridge which dates back to the 13th century!
Bienvenue en France!
Your trip starts at Marseille Airport where our staff will meet you before the transfer to your hotel in Nimes, known as the most Roman city outside of Italy.
After a brief orientation meeting, lunch and bike build-up, you’ll head out on our warm-up ride into the Provençal countryside. The ride takes us north to the spectacular Gardon River Gorge, crossing over the river on the magnificent Saint-Nicolas-de-Campagnac bridge which dates back to the 13th century!
Bienvenue en France!
Your trip starts at Marseille Airport where our staff will meet you before the transfer to your hotel in Nimes, known as the most Roman city outside of Italy.
After a brief orientation meeting, lunch and bike build-up, you’ll head out on our warm-up ride into the Provençal countryside. The ride takes us north to the spectacular Gardon River Gorge, crossing over the river on the magnificent Saint-Nicolas-de-Campagnac bridge which dates back to the 13th century!
Bienvenue en France!
Your trip starts at Marseille Airport where our staff will meet you before the transfer to your hotel in Nimes. In the afternoon we’ll organise a walk around the center of downtown Nimes, a magnificent Roman town with lots of lovely cafés where we can enjoy a coffee, gelato – or maybe tapas and the local Provençal rosé wine.
Day 2
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Ride over the Finish Line, Podium Photo Op & LIVE VIP Race-Viewing of the Stage Finish
Todays Tour stage finishes just 2km from our hotel in Nimes and you’ll have the unique opportunity to ride your bike across the Official Finish Line just a few hours before the peloton – followed by a photo shoot on the Official Podium. You’ll round off an amazing Tour de France day by witnessing the Race Finish from the VIP Tribune at the Finish Line in Nimes.
Before all the excitement of the stage finish, you’ll enjoy another beautiful ride through the French countryside, following parts of Stage 16 of the 2019 Tour de France, and including a unique ride over one of France’s most famous monuments, the Pont du Gard, a Roman aqueduct built in the 1st century!
Ride over the Finish Line, Podium Photo Op & LIVE VIP Race-Viewing of the Stage Finish
Todays Tour stage finishes just 2km from our hotel in Nimes and you’ll have the unique opportunity to ride your bike across the Official Finish Line just a few hours before the peloton – followed by a photo shoot on the Official Podium. You’ll round off an amazing Tour de France day by witnessing the Race Finish from the VIP Tribune at the Finish Line in Nimes.
Before all the excitement of the stage finish, you’ll enjoy another beautiful ride through the French countryside, following parts of Stage 16 of the 2019 Tour de France, and including a unique ride over one of France’s most famous monuments, the Pont du Gard, a Roman aqueduct built in the 1st century!
Ride over the Finish Line, Podium Photo Op & LIVE VIP Race-Viewing of the Stage Finish
Todays Tour stage finishes just 2km from our hotel in Nimes and you’ll have the unique opportunity to ride your bike across the Official Finish Line just a few hours before the peloton – followed by a photo shoot on the Official Podium. You’ll round off an amazing Tour de France day by witnessing the Race Finish from the VIP Tribune at the Finish Line in Nimes.
Before all the excitement of the stage finish, you’ll enjoy another beautiful ride through the French countryside, following parts of Stage 16 of the 2019 Tour de France, and including a unique ride over one of France’s most famous monuments, the Pont du Gard, a Roman aqueduct built in the 1st century!
Podium Photo Op & LIVE VIP Race-Viewing of the Stage Finish
Our cycling group will be riding across the Official Finish Line just a few hours before the peloton where you’ll be invited to join them for a photo shoot on the Official Podium. You’ll round off an amazing Tour de France day by witnessing the Race Finish from the VIP Tribune at the Finish Line in Nimes.
Day 3
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LIVE Race-Viewing: VIP Departure Village & Team Paddock access
After breakfast you’ll head over to St Paul Trois Chateaux to experience the start of Stage 17 of the Tour de France. You’ll have privileged access to the VIP Departure Village and Team Paddock, a great place to mingle and meet the riders as they relax and warm-up before the start of today’s stage.
In the afternoon relax by the hotel pool or visit the ancient city of Nimes which boasts a plethora of ancient Roman monuments including one of the best preserved Roman amphitheatres in the world (even better than the Colliseum in Rome). In any case, rest up today as there’s a full schedule of challenging rides coming – starting tomorrow!
LIVE Race-Viewing: VIP Departure Village & Team Paddock access
After breakfast you’ll head over to St Paul Trois Chateaux to experience the start of Stage 17 of the Tour de France. You’ll have privileged access to the VIP Departure Village and Team Paddock, a great place to mingle and meet the riders as they relax and warm-up before the start of today’s stage.
In the afternoon relax by the hotel pool or visit the ancient city of Nimes which boasts a plethora of ancient Roman monuments including one of the best preserved Roman amphitheatres in the world (even better than the Colliseum in Rome). In any case, rest up today as there’s a full schedule of challenging rides coming – starting tomorrow!
LIVE Race-Viewing: VIP Departure Village & Team Paddock access
After breakfast you’ll head over to St Paul Trois Chateaux to experience the start of Stage 17 of the Tour de France. You’ll have privileged access to the VIP Departure Village and Team Paddock, a great place to mingle and meet the riders as they relax and warm-up before the start of today’s stage.
In the afternoon relax by the hotel pool or visit the ancient city of Nimes which boasts a plethora of ancient Roman monuments including one of the best preserved Roman amphitheatres in the world (even better than the Colliseum in Rome). In any case, rest up today as there’s a full schedule of challenging rides coming – starting tomorrow!
LIVE Race-Viewing: VIP Departure Village & Team Paddock access
Today the Tour de France leaves the region and starts the journey through the southern Alps towards the grand finale in Nice. We’ll head over to St Paul Trois Chateaux to experience the start of the Tour de France stage. You’ll have privileged access to the VIP Departure Village and Team Paddock, a great place to mingle and meet the teams and individual riders as they prepare for the start of the stage.
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Montée du Pont St Nicolas from River Gardon |
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Col de Notre Dame des Abeilles from Villes-sur-Auzon |
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Mont Ventoux from Bedoin |
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Mont Ventoux from Malaucene |
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Col d’Eze from Nice |
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Col de Chateauneuf from Le Chateau |
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Col de la Couillole from Saint-Sauveur-sur-Tinée |
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Col de la Colmiane from Roquebillière |
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Col de la Couillole from Saint-Sauveur-sur-Tinée |
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Col de Braus from L’Escarène |
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La Turbie from Monaco |
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Climbs
Stage
Rest Day: Gruissan
Stage 16
Gruissan > Nimes
The sprinters may be heavily tipped for success when the race heads away from the coast near Narbonne, and maybe even when the riders pass over the Pic Saint-Loup. But the Mistral can blow fiercely at this time of year and could well upset the plans of the sprinters if those teams that feel at home when it’s windy end up scattering the peloton.
Stage 17
Saint-Paul-Trois-Châteaux > Superdévoluy
As the race homes in on the southern Alps, there will be no significant obstacles crossing the Drôme. The tests beyond that, though, are likely to encourage the formation of a large breakaway group, whose members will have a chance to shine, assuming they can deal with the climbs in the final 40 kilometres. We’ll get a clearer idea of this on the ascent of the Col Bayard, although the final selection should be made on the Col du Noyer (7.5km at 8.4%), with the final decision coming on the approach to the Superdévoluy ski station.
Stage 18
Gap > Barcelonnette
The altimeter drops temporarily, although the sprinters will still have to go right to their limits in order to claim the final bouquet within their grasp. That’s down to the fact that once the peloton has admired Lake Serre-Ponçon, the day’s attackers will have a few hills to exploit as they seek to maintain their lead. A strong puncheur might be able to go clear on the Côte de Saint-Apollinaire, and they’ll even more opportunity to do so on the Côte des Demoiselles Coiffées.
Stage 19
Embrun > Isola 2000
The menu for this ultra-mountain stage could well make you dizzy, but it’ll also whet the appetite of the very best climbers. Although the stage is less than 150km long, the riders will climb above 2,000 metres on three occasions, the biggest test the climb to the summit of La Bonette, the highest road in France at an altitude of 2,802 metres. Its 360-degree panorama is breath-taking.
Stage 20
Nice > Col de la Couillole
The Paris-Nice regulars will be racing over familiar terrain, but that won’t make things any easier if the contest for the Yellow Jersey is still raging, particularly over such a short distance. Battle could commence as early as the climb to the Col de Braus. There will then be no respite on the climbs of the Cols de Turini, de la Colmiane and finally de la Couillole, the final ascent extending for 15.7km at an average gradient of 7.1%. We’ll all be holding our breath!
Stage 21
Monaco > Nice
Everyone remembers the last occasion the Tour finished with a time trial, when Greg LeMond stripped the yellow jersey from the shoulders of Laurent Fignon on the Champs-Élysées in 1989, by just eight seconds. Thirty-five years on, we can but dream of a similar duel, involving two or three riders, an authentic athletic confrontation whose outcome would determine the final podium of the 111th edition, and the first to finish far from its familiar Parisian setting, the ultimate finale destined for Place Masséna, just a few pedal-strokes from the Promenade des Anglais.
Stage 20
Nice > Col de la Couillole
The Paris-Nice regulars will be racing over familiar terrain, but that won’t make things any easier if the contest for the Yellow Jersey is still raging, particularly over such a short distance. Battle could commence as early as the climb to the Col de Braus. There will then be no respite on the climbs of the Cols de Turini, de la Colmiane and finally de la Couillole, the final ascent extending for 15.7km at an average gradient of 7.1%. We’ll all be holding our breath!
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Dates and prices
| Date | Booking Status | Availability | Price / Per Person | Single Supplement | Non-rider Discount | ||
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July 15 to 22 |
Taking Bookings |
Bookings will open on Monday, November 20 at 8:00am EST |
USD $9,995
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USD $1,900 |
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Hotels
Hotel Maison Albar – L’Imperator
The Hotel Maison Albar L’Imperator is a 5-star hotel located in downtown Nimes, close to the Finish of Stage 16 of the Tour de France. It's a magnificent hotel that has hosted many famous guests including Ava Gardner, Ernest Hemingway, and the bullfighter El Cordobes.
The hotel has an indoor and outdoor pool, spa and the Hemingway Bar is a great place to unwind and relax after a long day's riding. L’Imperator is also the home of Pierre Gagnaire, an award-winning chef elected best chef in the world by his peers, and the two onsite restaurants offer 2 different gastronomic experiences.
Anantara Plaza Nice
The Anantara is a magnificent 5-star hotel situated just 100m from the Finish Line of the Final Stage of the 2024 Tour de France. We're so close you can even see the Finish Line from your hotel room! Being able to secure such a fantastic property so close to the Finish was a real "coup" for the Thomson team and we're so excited to be able to offer you this incredible hotel in such a privileged location!
Pick-up and Drop-off
Arrival
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Marseille Provence Airport |
July 15 at 9:00am |
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Hotel Ibis Marseille Provence Airport |
July 15 at 9:00am |
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What's included
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Tour de France Viewing
Accommodations & Meals
Transportation
Cycling Support
Nutrition during the rides
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Rental bikes
Felt FR Advanced
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Frame
Felt FR Advanced
Groupset
2023 SRAM Force AXS 12-speed
Weight
7.7kg (size 53)
Wheels
Reynolds AR46 DB Custom
Chainrings
48x35
Cassette
10-33
Sizes
47, 51, 54, 56, 58, 61
Rental Fee
USD $550
Guest Experience
Elevate your riding experience to new heights as you conquer legendary ascents that have tested the mettle of cycling's elite. Picture yourself pedaling through panoramic vistas, tackling hairpin turns and steep gradients, all while astride top-tier bikes meticulously fine-tuned by professional mechanics. With a support crew unparalleled in their dedication, every mile becomes a triumph, every summit a personal victory. Fulfill your lifetime riding goals and immerse yourself in the exhilarating world of the pro peloton, where the passion for cycling meets the grandeur of the mountains. This isn't just a trip—it's a unique opportunity to challenge yourself and ride the same paths as cycling legends.
VIP Experience
Embark on the ultimate cycling pilgrimage with our exclusive VIP trip to witness the Tour de France in unparalleled style. Immerse yourself in the thrilling energy of the race with spectacular access to the start and finish lines, as well as prime vantage points along major climbs like the legendary Col du Tourmalet and the Col du Galibier. Rub shoulders with cycling royalty as you meet the pro riders up close, savoring the electrifying atmosphere of the world's greatest cycling event. Indulge in the epitome of luxury with our VIP areas, where the finest champagne and cuisine await you. Experience the Tour like never before – you'll be as close to the pros as a Directeur Sportif, creating memories to last a lifetime. Join us on this once-in-a-lifetime journey, meticulously supported by the Thomson team, and elevate your passion for cycling to new heights.
Legendary Climbs
Get ready to ride your way into cycling history! Join us on an exhilarating adventure that puts your climbing skills to the ultimate test along the legendary routes of the Tour de France. Channel your inner pro cyclist as you conquer iconic climbs such as the formidable Tourmalet and the breathtaking Galibier. Feel the rush of ascending these famed Cols, surrounded by awe-inspiring landscapes that have witnessed cycling greatness. This isn't just a ride; it's a chance to immerse yourself in the exhilarating world of professional cycling, supported by a dedicated team ensuring you tackle each ascent like a champion. Grab your bike, bring your determination, and let's ascend to new heights together!
2024 TDF K/QOM Challenge – Ventoux, Alps & NICE
Experience the Tour de France with the Premier Official Tour Operator
