Top Bordeaux Tours, Sightseeing & Cruises - page 3

Experience the beauty of Saint–Émilion by e-bike, and stop for wine tastings along the way, on this two-in-one, small-group tour from Bordeaux. Begin with a guided tour of this UNESCO-listed city. Learn the history of the local wine industry as you to cycle past famous chateaux, stop at a Growth Classified winery for lunch and a wine tasting, and visit a family-run estate to sample fine local varietals.

Explore the scenic, UNESCO-listed Saint-Émilion wine region, without the hassle of orchestrating the logistics yourself, with this small-group tour. Relax as your guide handles the transportation, itinerary, and organization as you board your minivan in central Bordeaux and sit back. Enjoy an itinerary that includes a guided tour of the 9th-century village of Saint-Émilion, a visit to a Classified Growth château, and a wine tasting.

Venture to Bordeaux’s storied Left Bank—and visit some of the world’s most renowned wineries—on this small-group, half-day tour. After convening in central Bordeaux, you’ll travel via minivan to two different chateaux, and stop at the superlative Château Margaux for pictures. Enjoy tours and tastings as you go, and learn more about what makes the Margaux appellation so revered among wine lovers. As you explore, you’ll also take in the region’s exceptional scenery.

Explore the interior of an 18th-century château—and enjoy a relaxed wine tasting—during this small-group tour of the Château du Taillan, located just beyond Bordeaux city limits. Upon arrival, learn more about the landmark (which is a French National Historic Monument), see its vineyards, and venture to its wine cellar. The tour concludes with a tasting of several of its wines, complete with cheese, chocolate, and other nibbles.

Enjoy a full day of exploring the beautiful Médoc region on a wine tour from Bordeaux. The Médoc region is responsible for some of the best wines that are produced in Bordeaux, and it’s an excellent place to go wine tasting in France. Stop at multiple wineries housed in magnificent chateaux. The idyllic surroundings, renowned vineyards, and historic castles make this a perfect day trip from Bordeaux.

Soak up Bordeaux’s rarified atmosphere, and see more of the city’s highlights in less time, when you embark on an adventurous bike tour. Pick between morning and afternoon departure times, and meet your guide around the corner from the Bordeaux Cathedral. After grabbing your bike and helmet, you’ll set off on a tour of Bordeaux’s UNESCO-listed city center, will wend your way along the Garonne River, will explore its more modern quarters, and more.

UNESCO–listed Bordeaux is considered among France’s most elegant cities, but exploring on foot takes time and effort. On this tour, spin through the city streets by vintage soft-top Citroën 2CV and sightsee in traditional French style. With your private guide at the wheel and round-trip travel from your hotel included, hit top attractions and must-see neighborhoods like the Grand Théâtre and the pretty Quartier Sainte-Croix.

Bordeaux is known as one of the world’s top wine regions, but it isn’t always easy to travel beyond the city center and visit the wineries themselves—especially if navigating alone. Instead, enjoy a seamless wine day out on this guided trip to the esteemed Saint-Émilion. With round-trip transportation from the city center, getting there is made easy. Look forward to tastings at two esteemed châteaux, plus time to see the UNESCO–listed town.

See the best of Bordeaux, all-in-one tour—and discover a local’s eye view of the city—on this private walking tour. Choose from multiple tour durations, and pick from morning or afternoon departure times. Depending on your preferences, you can look forward to discovering highlights like the Grand Theatre, Bordeaux Cathedral, and Place de la Bourse, and will learn the stories behind the sights, and insider input, from your guide. Cap off your tour with a glass of Bordeaux natural wine.

Get to know Bordeaux by foot on this walking tour in both English and French, perfect for first-time visitors to the city. As you stroll between the sites, discover illuminating facts about the city and its history, and enjoy photo stops at highlights such as the towering Monument aux Girondins and handsome Place de la Bourse. Along the way, take in the picturesque Garonne River, amble along the pedestrianized shopping boulevard and check out the splendid Grand Théâtre, a vision of sweeping columns and one of France’s best-known theaters.

Spend a delightful 1.5 hours relaxing on a cruise along the Garonne River, sipping prestigious Bordeaux wines and gazing at the fantastic scenery. Watch the attractions of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed city of Bordeaux, including Place de la Bourse, give way to the vineyard-covered hills of the Aquitaine region as you learn about this area's wine-making history from your onboard guide. Choose from two starting points for the cruise, Quai Richelieu or Cité du Vin.

The Medoc is home to some of Bordeaux's most prestigious wine chateaux, and this tasting tour visits two in one morning. Admire the famous Château Margaux and take part in two expert-led wine tastings at top wineries, including a Grand Cru Classé estate. With a WSET-certified wine expert as your guide, dive deeper into Bordeaux's winemaking history, hear about the region's renowned terroir, and learn how to taste the difference between Medoc reds.

Explore wine regions around Bordeaux without having to rent a car when you join a small-group wine tour. Visit both smaller family-run wineries and well-respected château estates, learning about Bordeaux wines and wine-making from your knowledgeable guide. Along the way, stop for an included picnic before getting back to tasting.

Discover scenic Bordeaux vineyards on a half-day tour and explore the appellations of Medoc, Saint-Emilion, Graves, Sauternais, or Entre-Deux-Mers (depending on the day). Admire sweeping vistas of the picturesque countryside as you travel by air-conditioned vehicle to prestigious wineries. Pamper your palate with delicious samples of wine and gain fascinating insight into the wines’ delicate flavors and meticulous manufacture.

Start your Bordeaux vacation off on the right foot by pre-booking a transfer service for your arrival. After retrieving your luggage, meet your driver in the arrivals hall of Bordeaux-Merignac Airport (BOD) and head to your private vehicle. Then, enjoy a swift and comfortable journey to your accommodation located anywhere within the city of Bordeaux.

Bordeaux is renowned for its UNESCO-listed monuments and fine wines, but many travelers only get to see the highlights. On this tour, discover the city through the eyes of a Bordeaux local and enjoy a personalized itinerary custom-made for you. Your ‘Lokafyer’ guide is no typical tour guide—instead, they will show you around the city like a friend, take you to the neighborhoods that they know and love, and give you tips on where to eat, drink, and shop in the city.

Create your perfect (and cost-efficient!) itinerary of Bordeaux’s best attractions with the Bordeaux Metropole City Pass. With your pass—available from 24 to 96 hours—visit museums, palaces, archeological sites, and more. Your pass includes an unlimited public transit ticket, complimentary tourist train, cruise, or walking tours, free entry to more than a dozen venues around town, and other local discounts. Plus, it includes admission to La Cite du Vin and the Bassins des Lumieres. The Bordeaux City Pass offers something for everyone!

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.

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.

Immerse yourself in Bordeaux’s wine history, walk its UNESCO-listed streets, and enjoy a sommelier-led wine and cheese tasting on this gourmet walking tour. In the afternoon, meet in central Bordeaux and set off on foot: you’ll explore its atmospheric neighborhoods, will learn about its vinous history at the wine tasting, will glimpse its historic landmarks, and more. Afterwards, finish with a tutored tasting and pairing session in an evocative location.

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.

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.).

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Discover the best of Bordeaux—and immerse yourself in its most notable landmarks and millennia of history—on this private walking tour. Pick a start time that works best for you, meet your guide in the city center, and get ready to discover landmarks from cathedrals and theaters to major monuments and more. As you go, hear stories you wouldn’t encounter otherwise, and have the opportunity to ask your guide questions