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Lacey_W, Apr 2026
Gorgeous dune and great lunch
It was a great day out! The dune was beautiful and lunch was great. Be aware that the dune walk is strenuous! I'm in reasonably good shape, but I struggled a bit, as did others in our group. Kevin was a friendly helpful guide, but he was much more comfortable with the Spanish speakers than the English speakers. And he switched between extremes of "no hurry, take your time" and "hurry up, we have to rush."
pamela_s, Apr 2026
Helene is the Perfect wine Host. Such knowledge and passion
Helene was an amazing guide with vast knowledge of the Medoc region. We have been lucky to travel to many wine regions and have never had someone as knowledgeable about a region and in wine knowledge in general. Her passion was appreciated. She gave us a perfect tour and we know we will be back and request her in the future.
Kimberly_G, Apr 2026
Highly recommend! A fun way to see Bordeaux!
Flavie was an excellent guide! She was personable, engaging, knowledgeable & fun. Her english was excellent. The bike tour was every thing that we expected and more. We got to see a lot of the city. The 20 minute stop in Darwin was enough to have a beer. Highly recommend.
Suzanne_S, Mar 2026
Alex Wine!
This is a great tour. A mix of winery sizes and regions. All were so knowledgeable and the tour did not seem like they were giving a rehearsed speech. Alex is phenomenal, smart, funny with a wide knowledge base about wine and French history. The stop in St. Emillion was also a treat. It was a great day!
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With Atlantic Coast beach resorts, world-famous vineyards, and forest hiking and biking trails on its doorstep, Bordeaux day trips offer a wide variety of experiences. Wine lovers are particularly spoiled for choice—you can cycle or drive a classic car around the vineyards, sample some of Bordeaux’s famous reds, or enjoy a tasting at a wine chateau. But you can also discover Bordeaux beyond the wineries. Climb Europe’s highest sand dune, sample France’s most famous oysters, or sail along the coast on a cruise.