A journey combining electric Vespa and short hikes on foot, but not only! A road trip to discover this magnificent Bauges National Park and its secret corners
- Daily rental (9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. high season - 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. low season)
- Digital Road Book on your smartphone
- Picnic basket option Vintage basket with dishes (food not included)
- Tour with optional visits, choose yours in total freedom.
| Included | Daily rentals are available at the starting point, and can be made available at your hotel, guesthouse, or Airbnb under certain conditions. Comprehensive insurance, anti-theft, and alarm are also available. |
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| Not included | Helmet and gloves (optional) |
| Duration | 7 Hours or 8 Hours |
| Participants | Free rental 2 people minimum |
| Important information | After booking, you will receive the rental agreement to fill out and return signed, as well as the link to download the interactive map. A few days before departure, the 2 links for the €500 deposit will be sent to you. On one of the 2 links, a valid ID or passport must be provided. |
Further information
Set off to explore the magnificent Bauges Regional Natural Park on an electric Vespa! Departing from Chignin, a village renowned for its wines in Savoie, your experience begins with a visit to the Claude Quénard et Fils estate, a Demeter-certified winegrower, organically certified since 2000 and biodynamic since 2016.
Enjoy an interactive road book available directly on your smartphone. This practical guide will lead you to must-see viewpoints, key heritage sites, recommended restaurants, and iconic places to discover along the way.
Hit the road with complete freedom, with suggested stops at local producers in a region that boasts the highest number of AOC labels in France. This journey also offers the opportunity to punctuate your route with short, easy hikes lasting between 15 and 45 minutes—perfect for discovering the hidden, fairy-tale corners of the massif. Along the way, you’ll explore charming villages, some of them renowned for their local artisans: chocolatiers, craftspeople, and producers of homemade jams—showcasing true Savoyard know-how.
The return journey follows panoramic roads offering breathtaking views of mountains, forests, and alpine pastures. At the end of the day, depending on your wishes, you can enjoy a wine tasting at the estate and share a special moment of exchange with the winemaker.
