Zaslat kolo z Řecko do Francie

France and Greece bridge Western Europe's cycling heartland with the Mediterranean's eastern shores. While France hosts the Tour de France on roads like the Col du Galibier and Mont Ventoux, Greece offers island cycling on Crete and Rhodes where ancient ruins line the route. Athens and Paris both feature growing urban cycling cultures, and the mountainous terrain around Mount Olympus provides Greek climbing that echoes the challenge of the French Pyrenees.

Greece's cycling scene has matured significantly, with the Peloponnese emerging as a road cycling destination that rivals many southern French regions. The volcanic roads of Santorini and the mountainous interior of Crete offer terrain variety that keeps rides engaging, while the mainland's Epirus region delivers remote gravel riding through the Vikos Gorge, one of the deepest canyons in Europe. French cyclists visiting Greece discover a Mediterranean landscape where the cycling infrastructure is simpler but the roads are often emptier, the climbs are exposed and dramatic, and the post-ride taverna culture is every bit as rewarding as a French bistro.

Shipping a bike between Paris and Athens takes approximately seven to nine business days, following a route through southern Europe via Italy or overland through the Balkans. Professional packaging protects your bicycle through this roughly 2,400-kilometer journey, and full tracking keeps you informed at every stage. Whether you are sending a road bike east for Greek island climbing or bringing a gravel bike west for a French Alps adventure, the service ensures your bicycle arrives ready to ride.