About us: Who We Are
Geneva Cycling is a local division of Cyclomundo, a small bike tour company that offers bike trips in France, Switzerland, Italy, Spain, and Portugal. In addition, we arrange rental bikes, logistical support, and local expertise for groups of cyclists in and around the Greater Geneva/French Alps area. Our solutions range from self-guided trips and expertly guided tours, to itemized services such as luggage transfers, bike rentals, mechanic services or support vehicles
Our bike tours in the Greater Geneva/French Alps area take place on the roads we are lucky enough to call our “playground,” given their proximity to our office in the Greater Geneva area, in the small town of Gaillard (just outside Geneva). Simply put, they are the roads we know best and are located in Switzerland and France, two of the best cycling countries in the world.

Our Services
Our itineraries
From Geneva to Lyon
- Ancient navigators first spurred the development of the Rhône River valley, bringing new ideas to a quiet region of fierce natural beauty. Over the centuries, some communities along its banks grew rapidly — into sophisticated cities like Lyon and Geneva, who still attract visitors in droves — while others never quite progressed beyond sleepy little outposts.
The “Via Rhona” project is a bicycle path connecting Lake Léman (Geneva) to France’s Mediterranean beaches. - Difficulty :
5 nights/6 days
From 895 euro
The Upper French Alps: Geneva to Geneva
- From the banks of Lake Geneva and Lake Annecy, stunning panoramas from the tops of these challenging climbs, and beautiful Alpine towns and villages along the way, this tour has everything a serious cyclist could want!
The route includes many legendary Tour de France climbs such as the Col de la Biche, Col du Grand Colombier, Montée du Semnoz, Col de la Croix Fry, Col des Aravis, Col de Joux-Plan. Some of these climbs are optional and can be included on your route, and some are unavoidable! - Difficulty :
6 nights/7 days
From 1195 euro
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