Provence City

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!

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.

Travel in a comfortable minivan with an expert guide, exploring Provence’s lavender fields (Sault or Luberon) and the Provençal villages (Sault or Roussillon) on a half-day tour (morning or afternoon).

Stroll through blooming lavender fields, with plenty of photo stops at the most scenic spots in the region.

Enjoy free time to browse lavender shops and sample local Provençal treats like nougat with lavender honey.

Visit a local lavender producer during the distillation period and discover how essential oils are crafted.

Choose to make it a full-day tour by visiting the Senanque Abbey.

Enjoy a guided trip through Provence, visiting Avignon, Les Baux-de-Provence, and Châteauneuf-du-Pape, with round-trip transfers.

An expert English-speaking guide will provide insights into Provencal history and culture, and Châteauneuf-du-Pape's wine production process.

Explore Avignon's Palais des Papes, walk through Les Baux-de-Provence’s medieval streets, and capture photos from the Rocher des Doms gardens.

You can roam the Pont du Gard bridge, and learn more about its history at the museum & through a film.

Enjoy a half-day or full-day guided tasting tour in Châteauneuf-du-Pape, with the convenience of round-trip AC minivan transfers from Avignon.

An expert English or French-speaking driver-guide will be present throughout your tour, sharing insights into the region's vineyards, history, and wine-making traditions.

Drive through the Rhône Valley, enjoying the views, and pause to appreciate the ruins of the summer residence of Pope John XXII.

Visit two renowned Châteauneuf-du-Pape cellars, and participate in wine tastings guided by your expert.

Choose between a morning or afternoon tour, or upgrade to a full-day tour that includes the Luberon region.

Travel in a comfortable minivan with an expert local guide, exploring Provence’s famed lavender fields in a small group of 8, with round-trip transfers.

Discover the vibrant Valensole Plateau (or Sault), renowned for its sweeping lavender landscapes and picturesque country roads.

Select the afternoon tour to experience the lavender fields in a different light and ambiance.

Meet a passionate local producer and learn about lavender’s harvest, distillation, and its many uses.

Choose to embark on a full-day tour, which includes a stop at Sainte Croix Lake for picturesque photo opportunities while visiting Valensole, and get to visit Gordes if you visit Sault.

Enjoy a full-day guided trip to Provence from Marseille in a small group with round-trip AC minivan transfers.

An expert guide will take you through the cobbled streets of Les Baux and Sainte-Victoire mountain with insights into the region's medieval history.

Step back in time at the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Pont du Gard, and marvel at the Roman engineering of the world's first 3-tier aqueduct.

Tour the villages of Les Baux-de-Provence and Avignon, ending the day with a wine-tasting experience in Châteauneuf-du-Pape.