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Biker-friendly accommodation in Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur

Milky Way - photo 1

Milky Way

B&B
Free parking
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Saint-Julien-du-Verdon – 04170
Hôtel Castillan - photo 1

Hôtel Castillan

Hotel
Free parking
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La Grave – 05320
Gite Auberge Les Terres Blanches - photo 1

Gite Auberge Les Terres Blanches

Holiday cottage
Free parking
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Méolans Revel – 04340
Mon gîte à Pélasque *** - photo 1

Mon gîte à Pélasque ***

Holiday cottage
Free parking
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Lantosque – 06450
l'Arnica - les chambres d'hôtes - photo 1

l'Arnica - les chambres d'hôtes

B&B
Free parking
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La Bréole – 04340
l'Arnica - le gîte - photo 1

l'Arnica - le gîte

Holiday cottage
Free parking
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La Bréole – 04340
La Méridienne - Les chambres d'hôtes - photo 1

La Méridienne - Les chambres d'hôtes

B&B
Free parking
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Venterol – 05130
L'hôtel La Garrigue - photo 1

L'hôtel La Garrigue

Hotel
Free parking
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Venasque – 84210
Les Portes du Mercantour - photo 1

Les Portes du Mercantour

Hotel
Free parking
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Roquebillière – 06450
Le Domaine des Ecrins - photo 1

Le Domaine des Ecrins

Campsite
Free parking
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Châteauroux-les-Alpes – 05380

Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur by Motorcycle

Stretching from the Mediterranean coast to the high Alps and the wild backcountry of inland Provence, the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region is one of France's most spectacular destinations for a motorcycle road trip. The sheer variety of landscapes is hard to match anywhere in Europe: clifftop coastal roads between Nice and Menton, soaring alpine passes, the jaw-dropping limestone gorges of the Verdon, lavender-covered plateaus and hilltop villages that seem untouched by time. Riders love this region for the range it offers. In a single day's riding, you can drop from a snow-edged alpine pass down to the seafront, carve through the deepest canyon in Europe, or cruise through fragrant Provençal countryside as the light turns golden in the late afternoon. With six departments each offering a completely different character, PACA is ideal for a week-long touring loop or longer. To plan your overnight stops, Bivo makes it easy to find biker-friendly accommodation with secure motorcycle parking, so you can focus on the roads.

Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur departments for your next motorcycle rides

To help you choose your next motorcycle destination

Alpes-de-Haute-Provence

The wildest and most sparsely populated corner of PACA. The Gorges du Verdon is its undisputed centerpiece: 25 kilometres of clifftop road above a canyon dropping 700 metres to turquoise water below. Add the lavender plateau of Valensole, the high roads of the Ubaye valley and the Col de la Cayolle, and you have one of the best riding territories in southern France for anyone who loves big scenery and technical roads.

Hautes-Alpes

This is proper alpine riding territory. The Col d'Izoard, Col de Vars, Col Agnel and the famous Route des Grandes Alpes all pass through or begin here. Briançon, the highest fortified city in Europe, is the natural gateway. The passes open late in the season and close by October, but from June to September the riding here is genuinely world-class.

Alpes-Maritimes

The coast at the bottom, the Alps at the top, and some remarkable roads connecting the two. The Moyenne Corniche between Nice and Menton, the cols de la Turbie, Castillon and Braus, and the rugged backcountry behind Nice offer a rare blend of sea views and mountain riding. Monaco is just around the corner, and the Italian border is only a few kilometres away.

Bouches-du-Rhône

The most urban department in the region, anchored by Marseille, but with more riding interest than its reputation suggests. The Calanques, the Sainte-Baume massif, the Camargue and the Alpilles all offer worthwhile escapes. The flatlands around the Crau and the Durance are less rewarding on two wheels, but the nearby Luberon more than makes up for it.

Var

Sandwiched between the Maures and Esterel massifs, the Var delivers excellent forest and coastal riding. The Corniche d'Or between Fréjus and Cannes is a classic route that never gets old. The inland villages around Aups, Cotignac and the Verdon foothills see far fewer tourists than the coast, and are best explored outside the summer peak when the roads are quiet and the atmosphere genuinely relaxed.

Vaucluse

Mont Ventoux dominates the department and is a must-ride for any serious tourer passing through. Around it, the Luberon roads, the Dentelles de Montmirail, the ochre villages of the Colorado Provençal and the vineyard routes between Châteauneuf-du-Pape and Gigondas make for a rich and varied loop. Avignon is a practical base for exploring in every direction.

Questions fréquentes

Every property listed on Bivo in PACA includes secure motorcycle parking or a locked garage. Whether you are staying at a seafront hotel, a rural gîte in the Provençal backcountry or a mountain inn in the Hautes-Alpes, your bike is taken care of on arrival. Secure parking is the baseline requirement for every property in the Bivo selection.
PACA is home to some of the finest riding roads in France. The Gorges du Verdon and its clifftop corniche road are essential. In the Alps, the Col d'Izoard, Col de Vars and the Route des Grandes Alpes rank among the most spectacular itineraries in the country. Along the coast, the Corniche d'Or between Fréjus and Cannes and the Moyenne Corniche between Nice and Menton deliver breathtaking views over the Mediterranean. The inland routes through the Luberon, the Dentelles de Montmirail and up Mont Ventoux round off a region that can easily fill a week of riding.
The Bivo selection in PACA covers a wide range of options: hotels with secure garages on the Côte d'Azur, gîtes and chambres d'hôtes in Haute-Provence, mountain inns in the Hautes-Alpes and characterful properties in the villages of the Vaucluse and the Var. All share the same essential criterion: a dedicated, secure space to park your motorcycle, whether you are travelling solo, as a couple or in a group.