Travel


Travel by Air

The quickest way to reach us is by flying with an average flying time of 1hr 30 minutes from London.

Rivierabike is served by Nice NCE (France) airport which has a transfer time of about 45 minutes to San Remo and about 1hr 15 minutes to Molini.

Nice is served by all airlines and many budget ones, and if booked early enough you can fly at bargain prices. Rivierabike will collect you from the airport. Most carriers will accept bikes either in the cost or as an additional extra (about £30-40 rtn but check with the airline).

Pick up and drop off time will be around noon so ensure that your flight arrival and check-in departure is around that time.

So get booking and take advantage of those cheap flights!

Nice is served by:                          
EasyJet    
   
AirFrance    
   

 

 


Travel by Rail

With the channel tunnel and fast modern trains such as the Eurostar/TGV, you can travel at speed in comfort and style should driving or flying not be your thing.

Rivierabike can collect from Taggia which is our nearest station and a 20 minute car ride from our base in Molini di Triora. Taggia can be easily reached from Genova and Nice on the regional lines and the Eurostar and Italian TGVs serve these cities.  For 20012/13 a completely new rail line will be opened which will allow the Eurostar and TGV to reach Taggia.

For further information click on the company's logo below.


Travel by Road

To reach Rivierabike by car takes approximately 12 hours from Calais. However this journey is often broken up by a stop or two in the champagne regions of France or a trip through Belgium, Germany and Switzerland.

Rivierabike is 30 minutes drive from the Autostrada A10 which in itself is a fantastic road to drive, with beautiful views high over the Med to the South and the Alps to the North.

Getting to Rivierabike in Molini di Triora from the A10 Autostrada (Motorway): 
(Our location is marked by the red star)

Take the San Remo Est / Arma di Taggia exit from the autostrada. After you have paid the toll follow the road down towards Taggia / Triora (SP 548). Molini di Triora is about 20km up the SP 548 road, straight up the Argentina Valley.

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