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2013

The best jersey for self-guided cycling holidays

JerseyOrderForm2013 In June, Pure Adventures asked our Facebook fans to help us design our new short sleeved cycling jersey. We are happy to announce that our new jerseys are now in stock. Pure Adventures cycling jerseys are comfortable, moisture-wicking and stylish, and naturally the best thing to wear on a self-guiding cycling holiday in Europe!...
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5 Foods to Try in Loire Valley France

5 Foods to Try in Loire   Visit France’s Loire Valley and you may feel as though you’ve stepped into a time-worn fairytale, complete with ancient storybook castles, quaint old villages and historic towns, breathtaking scenery and picturesque architecture.  The area’s beauty is arguably unmatched by any other destination in the country.  It is a...
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5 Must Visit Towns in Provence France

5 Must Visit Towns in Provence   Whether it’s blissful rest, luxurious relaxation or exhilarating adventure you’re after, you’ll find it in Provence.  Peaceful and quaint villages ideally located along the beautiful Mediterranean Sea provide the perfect combination of French charm and pristine beaches that stretch on for miles.  Visitors can spend their days lounging...
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How to prepare for a self guided cycling vacation

Congratulations! After months of saving and researching destinations, you’ve booked you self guided cycling holiday to Ireland! But now what? Four Pure Adventures travelers share their best – and often hilarious – advice for how to prepare for a self guided bicycle vacation in Ireland, with a surprising twist: their prep didn’t always include cycling!...
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5 Chateaux to Visit in Dordogne

5 Chateaux to Visit in Dordogne   The southwest region of Dordogne, France offers a beautiful glimpse of just about everything the country has to offer.  From bustling little towns to more remote areas perfect for escaping the busy pace of everyday life, whatever your reason for visiting Dordogne you’re sure to feel right at...
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3 Lesser Known Wine Regions of France

3 Lesser Known Wine Regions of France   When it comes to wine, we’ve all heard of such famous regions as Tuscany and Napa Valley.  But these aren’t the only areas that produce exquisite wine.  In fact, there are 3 surprisingly lesser known regions that happen to offer everything a wine aficionado could ask –...
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4 tips for vegans travelling in Ireland

In a part of the world where the number of sheep outnumber the people, vegan cyclists might cross Ireland off of their list of dream holiday destinations. But with research, patience with restaurant chefs, a willingness to compromise and a sense of adventure, adhering to a vegan diet IS possible when you are on holiday...
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Loire Valley Chateaux

Loire Valley Chateaux   Of all the places on Earth to visit for sightseeing and adventure travel, France is perhaps the most popular.  The challenging terrain, breathtaking scenery and the country’s rich history create the perfect environment to meet any traveler’s needs.  And although there are countless trails and tours to choose from, those that...
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Belgium’s best & bizarre festivals

“The Venice of the North” and one of Europe’s most visited historical cities, Bruges is where our 8-day self guided cycling tour of Belgium begins. Quiet, paved country roads, and a combination of former tow/dike paths and train beds allow you to enjoy varied landscapes in a safe way. Signposts make maps unnecessary; however we...
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5 Things You Didn’t Know About Loire Valley France

5 Things You Didn’t Know About the Loire Valley France’s Loire Valley is known for its beautiful landscapes, ancient architecture and historical towns.  In fact, so lovely is the countryside there that it’s sometimes referred to as the Garden of France.  And while you may already know about the picturesque scenery and peaceful atmosphere, there...
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