Experience the excitement of the 2027 Tour de France Grand Départ with an unforgettable cycling journey from the historic grounds of Edinburgh Castle to the vibrant city of Liverpool. This once-in-a-lifetime tour offers the rare chance to witness the world's greatest cycling race unfold against the spectacular landscapes and rich heritage of Scotland, Wales, and England. Ride through centuries of history, soak in the electric atmosphere of the peloton and passionate crowds, then continue across the English Channel to northern France, where the adventure culminates among the iconic roads and traditions of the Tour de France itself.

Day 1 – June 30 – Arrive in Edinburgh – Experience the Team Presentation at Edinburgh Castle by the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo

Day 2 – July 1 – Free day to explore Edinburgh at your own pace – option of guided tours

Day 3 – July 2 – Experience Stage 1 – Edinburgh to Carlisle

Day 4 – July 3 – Stage 2 – Liverpool

Day 5 – July 4 – Stage 3 – Wales – Mid-stage Experience

Day 6 – July 5 – Transfer to France – Stage 4 viewing (location TBD)

Day 7 – July 6 – Stage 5 – France (location TBD)

Day 8 – July 7 – Departure – Contact us to extend your stay

7 nights 4-Star Accommodations

Private Airport Transfer

All breakfasts

3 Dinners

Guided rides with former Tour de France professional rider

Supported rides with vehicle, snacks, water

Welcome Pack – Jersey, water bottle, socks and cap

Trained bike mechanic support

Flight from Wales to Northern France

City Taxes

Price: $5,700 per person

Early-Bird Price: $4,600 per person (must make a deposit by September 29)

Deposit: $600 per person

Tour price based on double-occupancy per room (Single Room Fee $1,000)

Airfare to Scotland/France

Travel Insurance (Emergency medical insurance mandatory)

Lunches

Beverages

Tips and Gratuities

The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo will stage and produce a spectacular opening ceremony celebration to begin the Grand Départ, including the official Presentation of Riders Ceremony for the 2027 Tour de France