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Chyrel_H, Mar 2026
Stroll Bordeaux
We docked and met as planned. Had a long drive through awesome small communities. When at Bordeaux we walked for 1 1/2hr on streets and sidewalks learning old histories. Our guide was profession, fun and helpful. If you don't want to walk on the uneven sidewalks for this long walk there are shops to go to and meet up.
Lisa_M, Feb 2026
We experienced a very...
We experienced a very personalized tour with Alex that was exceptional. We went to various local stores to purchase cheese, bread, meat and pastries and at in a local wine bar to experience a pairing led by Alex. Along the way we saw some of the local sights in the old town and learned about the history. We had a lovely time and highly recommend this experience to everyone visiting Bordeaux!
Nathan_V, Dec 2025
Great tour of Saint-Émilion
Xavier was our guide and he was fantastic. He first drove us out of Bordeaux and around the countryside surrounding Saint-Émilion, giving us tidbits about the history and the wine classification system of the area. We then saw the town, which is beautiful and historic, with some free time to spend seeing things in greater detail, followed by three chateaux visits and a picnic at one. Would recommend this experience to all with an interest in wine.
Julie_H, Nov 2025
Tasting your way through Bordeaux
Our tour guide Remy, was awesome; he was very knowledgeable, as expected. But more importantly, he was very aware of the group's dynamics. The wineries were great, and the guide from Château Haut Rocher was outstanding. We would highly recommend this tour for anyone coming to Bordeaux for a GREAT introduction to the region.
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With some of the most recognized wine regions on the planet at its doorstep, Bordeaux is a bucket list destination for oenophiles and foodies. Experience it yourself with Bordeaux tours that guide you to Medoc or Saint-Emilion, both regions with centuries-old histories of red wine production. Learn what makes the region's terroir unique and try local wines from merlot or cabernet franc grapes. But even for non-drinkers, there's plenty to enjoy, from the gorgeous vineyard chateaus that warrant a postcard to charcuterie and cheese from local farms.