Provence City

Get picked up in comfortable, air-conditioned transport and embark on a 3.5-hour small-group wine-tasting tour in Cezanne Countryside.

Begin with a scenic drive through Sainte-Victoire Mountain, its rugged majesty against the Provencal sky inspired Paul Cézanne's artistic vision.

Taste exquisite red wines with exceptional structure and delicate, elegant rosés at 2 renowned wine estates within the region.

Meet the winemakers, understand the terroir's nuances, and learn the art of wine-making. Choose between morning or afternoon tours.

Fun fact: Aix En Provence boasts a winemaking tradition dating back over 2,600 years, making it one of France's oldest wine-producing regions.

With a driver-guide fluent in English and French, hop on a minivan for a day tour to the vineyards in Châteauneuf-du-Pape to taste local wines.

Enjoy a scenic drive, passing by the Roman bridge Pont Julien, and enjoy free time in the village of Gordes with its dry-stone architecture.

Discover the colorful village of Roussillon, with its colorful houses, and enjoy a photo stop at Pont Julien, dating back to Roman times.

From the ruins of the Pope's summer residence, admire the sweeping view over the Rhône River valley and the hills surrounding the village.

Fun fact: Chateauneuf du Pape was one of the first wine-producing regions in France to receive the prestigious Appellation d'Origine Contrôlée (AOC) designation in 1936.

Join an intimate group of 8 people on this full-day tour of Bandol and Cassis, famed for their exquisite wines and enchanting landscapes.

With hassle-free round-trip minibus transfers, reach Bandol and indulge in 2 wine tastings at a private cellar, one fruity and the other fresh rosé.

Explore the medieval village of Le Castellet with stunning views of vineyards, and savor some Provencal cuisine delights at your own leisure.

Discover Cassis, a quaint village known for its fishermen's port and the striking coastal inlets, the Calanques, where a National Natural Park was built in 2012.

Fun fact: The charming town of Bandol has the second largest cruise port in Provence, after Marseille.

Lose yourself in the beauty of lavender fields in Provence on this private full-day tour from Avignon in an 8-seater minivan.

Travel to the traditional Provencal market and find interesting ingredients, essential oils, farm fresh produce, and so on.

See the lavender fields on your next stop, Sault or Roussillon, depending on the bloom period, and indulge in lavender-related products like lavender honey, nougat, and lavender ice cream for a unique experience.

Visit the beautiful village of Gordes in the Luberon where you can also find the beautiful castle that is nestled amidst it.

Fun fact: Women contributed to cultivating lavender and marketing it, making it the purple industry that it is today.

Embark on a 5-hour tour from Avignon, fully immersing in the serene beauty of Sault's lavender fields, a spectacle not to be missed.

Enjoy the journey through Lavender landscapes in bloom, with numerous photo stops for the best spots, and don't forget to visit the Provençal market every Wednesday morning.

Experience the charm of Sault, known as the 'lavender capital', and soak in its idyllic village ambiance teeming with lavender shops.

Learn how lavender essential oil is made as you visit a local producer during the distillation period, offering authentic insight, and choose to embark on this tour in the afternoon hours too.

Fun fact: So important is this evergreen shrub in this ancient village that a Lavender Festival is held in Sault each year.

Board a comfy AC minivan in Mersille and journey into a Provencal blend of history, stunning landscapes, and wines on this full-day tour.

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Marvel at the Roman engineering feat, Pont du Gard! With access to the UNESCO World Heritage Site, discover how aqueducts were built 2000 years ago.

Taste the authentic flavors of Châteauneuf-du-Pape wines and have a look at the largest gothic-style palace in Europe, at Avignon.

Fun fact: Les Baux-de-Provence, dubbed the most beautiful village in France, has a total of a mere 22 residents but an annual footfall of 1.5 million.

Indulge in a wine-tasting tour with a morning or afternoon visit to the renowned vineyards of Châteauneuf-du-Pape, accompanied by a knowledgeable driver-guide.

Enjoy the stunning panoramic views of the Rhône Valley from the comfort of an 8-seater AC minivan.

Pause and appreciate the remnants of an ancient castle along the way, once serving as the summer residence of Pope John XXII during the 14th century.

Drive to the vineyards of Châteauneuf-du-Pape, known for its world-famous wineries, and join your guide for a half or full-day tour of 2 cellars, including wine tastings.

Fun fact: Châteauneuf-du-Pape vineyards feature "galettes," large round stones, that retain heat by day and radiate it onto vines at night, enhancing grape ripening.

Explore medieval hamlets and vibrant vineyards on this tour of Provence, complete with a comprehensive itinerary and minivan transfers.

With pick-and-drop in an AC minivan, prepare to spend hours listening to local secrets and bonding with your small group.

A feast for your senses! From the majestic 'City of Popes', Avignon, to the charming hilltop village of Les Baux with 22 residents.

Savor the flavors of Châteauneuf-du-Pape. Visit old renowned vineyards and their rustic cellars to taste a selection of Provencal wines.

Did you know? The Pont du Gard, included in your tour, is a Roman aqueduct over 2000 years old that once supplied water to the city of Nîmes.

Visit the 1.65 km of fortifications, a remarkably intact example of 13th-century military architecture at Aigues-Mortes.

Discover the Tower of Constance, a key historical site used as a prison for Protestants during the Wars of Religion, along with the 20 towers and 10 gates.

Gain insight into the town's history as the departure point for the Seventh and Eighth Crusades led by King Louis IX.

Experience panoramic views of the vibrant salt pans and marshes of the Camargue region from the walls.

Fun fact: The ramparts took nearly 30 years to build. That's longer than the reign of many kings of that era!