Top Bordeaux Spring Break in 2026

Expand your knowledge of Bordeaux wines by joining a wine professional on a tour to an old winery. Don’t worry about doing any prior research, as your guide reveals fascinating insights on the history and traditions of Bordeaux wine. Best of all, wine tastings are included along the way, and you can try four old vintages, as well as cheese and charcuterie.

Bordeaux is world-renowned as a food and wine capital—and this immersive, small-group tour is the perfect way to get acquainted with its gourmet side. In the afternoon, meet your guide in central Bordeaux, and set off on foot. You’ll visit independent food businesses; taste pastries, wine, cocktails, and charcuterie; and learn about Bordeaux’s culinary history and culture. Tastings may vary by season and day of the week.

Sample the flavors of Bordeaux on this small-group guided walking tour through its UNESCO-listed historic center. Visit multiple stops, including the iconic covered market, and enjoy 9 generous tastings such as Bordeaux wine, artisan cheese or charcuterie, handcrafted chocolate, local pastries, fresh bread, seasonal fruit, coffee, and a savory specialty. The tour is limited to eight guests for a personal experience.

Bordeaux is one of the most famous wine regions in France and this tour visits one of its most renowned appellations—St Emilion. Accompanied by a private guide, enjoy an intimate wine experience at a prestigious winery, and enjoy a guided tour of the village, plus the option to upgrade to explore the underground monuments. Along the way, you'll sample a variety of red, white, and rosé wines at one winery.

Head out into the countryside of Bordeaux for a half-day tour of the Medoc wine region with hotel pickup. Explore the Medoc Bordeaux wine region on a half-day tour with hotel pickup. Enjoy pre-booked visits and tastings at two selected wineries, guided by professional wine experts. Travel along the Castle Road, home to prestigious Grand Cru and classified growth châteaux, as well as esteemed Cru Bourgeois estates.

Looking for a truly original excursion in the vineyard, source of good mood, of share and unexpected? Discover the Pessac-Léognan vineyard in a mythical convertible car! Welcomed by a cultured and elegant chauffeur, you'll enjoy his funny and unknown anecdotes about this vineyard. Along this excursion, you will have two visits to classified wineries of the Pessac-Léognan appellation. Each château will offer you the opportunity to taste between 2 and 3 of their wines. Your chauffeur will show you the Prieuré de Cayac, the beautiful "route des châteaux" and the famous château Smith Haut-Lafitte... Do you have the spirit of an adventurer? If you wish, you can take the wheel of your 2CV on a small country road! * * You need to have a valid driving license with you. ** Each 2CV can take a maximum of 3 people (plus the chauffeur). If you book for 2 people you will have one 2CV. If you book for 6 people you will have two 2CVs, etc. When there are several 2CVs, we drive in convoy.

Discover the heart of the prestigious Saint-Émilion and Pomerol appellations, and the unique charm of the medieval village of Saint-Émilion! Your experience begins in Pomerol with a visit to a certified biodynamic estate. Your guide will reveal the secrets of viticulture and winemaking, before a refined tasting of three red wines. Continue the adventure at a Saint-Émilion Grand Cru Classé estate. Explore the history of the château and taste four wines, comparing the effect of climate on different vintages. Finally, discover the village of Saint-Émilion, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Let yourself be seduced by its picturesque streets and savour the famous macaroons, the region's other treasure. A perfect blend of exceptional wines, heritage and gourmet delights awaits you!

Embark on a luxurious half day tour through the Médoc, one of Bordeaux’s most iconic wine regions. Visit prestigious Grand Cru Classé châteaux, where you’ll enjoy exclusive wine tastings that highlight the depth and elegance of Médoc wines. Explore the rich history and stunning landscapes of this celebrated region at your own pace, with a personalized itinerary that caters to your preferences. This bespoke tour offers an unparalleled experience of Médoc’s finest wines and estates.

Bordeaux is famous for its delicate wines, in tour, visit a traditional 18th-century Bordeaux winery. Sample two of the wines in production abd visit the cellars and vineyards.

Discover the secrets of Bordeaux’s world-famous wines on this small-group afternoon tasting tour of the Médoc wine region. Ensure a high-quality wine tasting experience as you visit Grand Cru winery, followed by a Cru Bourgeois winery where you’ll pair local wines with an indulgent tasting platter. During the tour, learn all about Bordeaux’s different appellations, terroirs, and varietals.

There are few overlooked wine destinations near Bordeaux—but Graves might be one of them. With this tour, visit three châteaux in the region, known for its range of red, white, and sweet wines. Taste wines, get an insiders’ perspective on the local winemaking process, and have a grand picnic lunch in the gardens of a family-run château (added cost).

Exploring the Médoc wine region independently can be difficult without transport or local knowledge. This private tour is a seamless and stylish alternative, traveling along the Route des Châteaux in a classic 1973 Citroën DS convertible. Visit prestigious vineyards, admire views over the Gironde, and enjoy tailored stops for wine tastings or a gourmet lunch (own expense), all at a relaxed pace.

This unique experience will allow you to learn more about cooperage as well as your tastes in wine (and especially if you like wood in wine, typical aromas of Bordeaux, Burgundy, Rioja wines, etc.) We promise you a truly unusual experience since we will make you taste the same wine 6 times for 6 different experiences. Better still, we invite you to put yourself in the shoes of the winemaker and create (assemble) your ideal wine. Thanks to this workshop, you will (almost) never make a mistake again with your wine purchases.

Designed for cruise passengers, this tour takes you from Le Verdon port to Bordeaux, often called “Little Paris” for its elegant architecture and rich history. Located in France’s famed wine region, Bordeaux is known worldwide for its vineyards and cultural heritage. Since the old town is closed to vehicles, your guide will lead a walking tour of top sights including Cathédrale Saint-André, Place de la Bourse with its Water Mirror, and the neoclassical Grand Théâtre. After the tour, enjoy free time to explore shops, relax at a café, or try local food. Wine lovers can join an optional tasting for €30. At the set time, return to the bus for the trip back to Le Verdon, arriving before your ship departs. This well-planned excursion blends sightseeing, culture, and relaxation, making it a perfect way to experience Bordeaux on your cruise.

- Chocolate and Wine Tasting or Cheese and Wine tasting at the château paired with wines - Village Wine Tasting: Experience the vibrant heart of Saint-Émilion with a curated tasting of at least three more wines. - Short guided tour in the Saint-Émilion medieval village All tours are private only

Enjoy a more in-depth way to explore Bordeaux—and discover sights and stories you’d miss on your own—on this private walking tour, led by a historian guide. An ideal introduction for first-time visitors, this tour covers many of the city’s UNESCO–listed highlights, from the Bordeaux Cathedral to Porte Cailhau. Along the way, immerse yourself in the city’s wealth of history—and then wrap up your visit with a glass of local wine.

For wine lovers of all colours! Explore the vineyards of Bordeaux and visit two wineries off the beaten track: one in the prestigious Pessac-Léognan appellation and the second in the magnificent Entre-deux-Mers region, and taste at least 6 wines. After meeting your local Bordeaux guide, you will visit a first property in the Entre-deux-Mers region. This is a magnificent region known for the diversity of its wines. Once you have visited the facilities, you will taste several wines of different colours. The tour continues in the prestigious Pessac-Léognan appellation. Once you've visited this estate, which is very different from the first, you'll taste several wines (red and white), some of the best in the Bordeaux wine region. An original way to discover the richness of the Bordeaux wine region off the beaten track! 1:50pm: Meet in front of the Cité du Vin (Wine Museum). Your guide will welcome you and explain the day's programme. 2pm: departure. The half-day tour begins with a visit to a certified organic Pessac-Léognan winery. You'll learn how the wines of this region are made, visit the vat room and barrel cellar, before tasting the estate's wines (red and white, 2 minimum). Then we'll cross the Garonne river to discover another part of the Bordeaux vineyard: Entre-deux-Mers. Nicknamed "Little Tuscany", this is a hilly region that produces a wide variety of wines. You will visit a second wine estate, followed by a tasting of at least 3 wines (different colors). At the end of the day, you'll have discovered a little-visited part of the vineyard and enjoyed wines that are very different from one another. An excellent way to discover the diversity of the Bordeaux vineyard! 6.15pm: return to Bordeaux (+/- 15 min.).

Savor the wines and medieval streets of Saint-Emilion, home to some of Bordeaux’s most famous red wines, on this half-day small-group tour from Bordeaux. Learn the secrets of winemaking and "terroir" on a guided tour and tasting at a Grand Cru winery; take a walking tour through the medieval streets of Saint-Émilion; and pair fine Bordeaux reds with delicious cheeses and other local delicacies at a family-run winery.

Explore the heart of Bordeaux through its most delicious traditions on a guided walking food tour designed for curious travelers, food lovers, and wine enthusiasts. This immersive experience invites you to discover the city’s vibrant culinary scene while strolling through picturesque streets, historic landmarks, and hidden local gems.

Take in the sights of Bordeaux’s old town including its historic doors on a meandering walk through the city. Sit down at a local cafe and experience a blind tasting of Bordeaux’s famous aperitifs. Discover the rich history of trade that fuelled the wine industry and inspired some of the most famous aperitifs in France. Sip your way through the lesser known white wines of Bordeaux alongside a board of specially selected cheeses. Finally our guide will introduce you to the Bordeaux's famous red wines and take you through the ins and outs of styles, techniques, and the history of the appellation.

Become more familiar with Bordeaux's wine heritage, without the pressure of researching the area's estates and planning a solo trip, with this small-group tour to a family-run winery. After meeting up at a centrally located point in the city, relax and let your driver-guide handle the logistics and the organization. Enjoy an itinerary that includes a behind-the-scenes tour of the winery and wine tastings.

The Medoc is one of the most important wine regions in Bordeaux, famous for its Cabernet Sauvignon, Malbec, Petit Verdot, and Merlot wines. With this private tour, you’ll have the chance to visit three Medoc wine châteaux in one day as you visit the traditional winemaking villages of Margaux, St Julien, Pauillac, or St Estephe. At each vineyard, enjoy an expert-led wine tasting, learn about Bordeaux wines and winemaking, and sample a variety of robust reds.

Savor the flavors of the UNESCO-listed Saint-Emilion wine region on this private tour from Bordeaux. Travel in style in an elegant vehicle and discover the ancient monuments of the charming village, such as the troglodyte church dug into limestone in the 12th century, as well as some of the country's very best red wines. Customize your private tour and visit chateaux of your choice (wine tasting fees not included).

Cheese, wine and baguettes are the "holy trinity" in France. Start your tour with a visit to one of the most unique boulangeries in the world. Using an oven built in 1765 under King Louis XV, you'll sample a number of local and regional specialties while learning about traditional French bread-making. Afterwards, you'll do a deep dive into the immense world of French cheese. Did you know there are seasons for cheese? Or why brie tastes better in France? We'll discuss the impact of aging, different animal milks, when to eat the rind and offer our professional guidance on how to select cheese on your own. Coupled with an extensive wine pairing, you'll also gain a solid understanding of French wine as well as fundamentals for pairing cheese and wine together. With a minimum of 8 cheeses (and more for larger groups), this tour often doubles as lunch for most people.