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As the Tour de France unfolds, viewers are treated to a breathtaking spectacle of human endurance and athletic prowess, showcasing the world’s finest cyclists as they conquer steep alpine ascents and race through picturesque landscapes. Expect heart-pounding moments, with riders pushing their limits on challenging terrains. The tour will cover 3,400 kilometres, through the scenic French countryside to the finish line in Mûr de Bretagne. This 2025 the highly anticipated cycling race will feature flats, hills and mountain terrain, as well as two individual time trial stages and two rest days. The full itinerary will be announced at a later date.
If you’re a big cycling fan, then you don’t want to miss out on watching the race live. Register your interest now, and we’ll be in touch with our top 2025 Tour de France packages, travel additions and upgrades as soon as they become available. Don’t miss out on this unique experience.
Why book with Edusport?
Choosing Edusport for your Tour de France experience transcends mere travel; it immerses you in a rich tapestry of culture, history, and the exhilarating spirit of sporting excellence. As the world's premier cycling race unfolds across breathtaking landscapes, Edusport offers expertly curated packages that ensures prime viewing locations but also quality hotels and experiences. This is more than a trip; it is an invitation to celebrate the essence of cycling in the heart of France, making every moment unforgettable.
Choose Your Week: Decide whether you want to experience the excitement of the early stages, the intense mountain climbs, or the final showdown.
What to Wear: Check the weather for how to dress on the day and be sure to wear comfortable shoes as you might be doing a lot of walking.
Local Experiences: Take time to enjoy the local culture and cuisine. This could mean oysters and French fries in Lille or exploring the D-Day sites in Normandy, there’s plenty to see and do around the race.
Tour de France Facts: Rooted in history, this iconic race first graced the world in 1903, initially conceived as a promotional endeavor for L'Auto newspaper, it has blossomed into a revered global spectacle that transcends mere sport. Intriguingly, the polka-dotted jersey, symbolizing the king of the mountains, emerged from a simple marketing tool, yet has grown to symbolize the quest for glory amidst the heroics of the world's most elite cyclists.
Art de Vivre (the art of living) is what characterises the French experience. A country quite unlike any other, France embraces a simple way of life and a rich artistic heritage that is felt in every element of society. Art, architecture, fashion, food, wine – the list is endless; France is world-class, iconic and culturally diverse in more ways than one. Visit the Eiffel Tower, Champs de Elysees and Montmartre in Paris or the wine country in Champagne. Explore the beachside city of Nice and discover spectacular sights like Mont St Michel and the Loire Valley Chateaux. Wherever you go, you can always enjoy a warm croissant and coffee in a typical street-side cafe. If you are visiting France for the first time, choose an area to explore and do it well – it will entice you to return again and again.
France’s capital is a global centre for art, fashion, gastronomy and culture. Besides its famous landmarks such as the Eiffel Tower and the Notre-Dame cathedral, the city is known for its outdoor cafes, which will give you plenty of opportunities to enjoy casual dining and people-watching. Paris’ fine-dining restaurants, bistros, markets and patisseries reflect other aspects of France’s famed culinary heritage. Discover the designer boutiques along the Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré. Visit the famed Louvre museum, which houses Leonardo da Vinci’s “Mona Lisa,” or the Musée d’Orsay, which showcases works by Degas, Monet and Renoir. Explore the historically bohemian neighbourhood of Saint-Germain-des-Prés or Montmartre, home to Sacré-Coeur Basilica and sweeping hilltop views. For a bustling nightlife scene, head to Marais where nightclubs sit among restored 17th-century mansions.
