Top Montpellier Bus Tours

Escape Montpellier for an unforgettable half-day journey to the heart of the Camargue, a region renowned for its wild landscapes, rich history, and authentic traditions. Travel in a comfortable, air-conditioned minivan with your local guide and discover the medieval city of Aigues-Mortes, one of the best-preserved fortified towns in southern France. Your first stop is the Tour Carbonnière, a medieval watchtower overlooking the Camargue marshes. Climb to the panoramic terrace and enjoy breathtaking views of this unique natural landscape, home to flamingos, horses, and abundant birdlife. Continue to Aigues-Mortes, the walled city founded by King Louis IX in the 13th century. Enjoy a guided walk through its cobbled streets, then free time to browse artisan shops, cafés, and lively squares. Complete your experience with a tasting of local specialties, including the famous sweet fougasse d'Aigues-Mortes, tapenade, and other regional delicacies.

Sip, swirl, and shuck your way through Montpellier’s wine country on this small-group tour. Let your guide handle the logistics as you cruise in comfort to a winery set in a Renaissance-style castle. Wander its lush gardens, peek inside an 11th-century chapel, and sample a selection of red, white, and rosé wines straight from the source. Then, head to a shellfish farm to taste fresh oysters straight from the Mediterranean.

Spare yourself the hassle of research and relax on this private day tour, with round-trip transfers from your Sète hotel or the cruise port. Start at Les Halles de Sète food hall to taste some local delicacies; continue to the pretty seaside town of Bouzigues to taste the area’s unique oysters at a farm; finish at Valmagne Abbey (Abbaye de Valmagne), a 12th-century Cistercian monastery that also produces wine.

We offer guided tours and private excursions from Check-out DE Montpellier and Occitanie EN Mercedes V-Class 7-seater, with the possibility of adding other vans for groups. Discover the Camargue (Aigues-Mortes, Saintes-Maries, mana DES), the hinterland with the Pic Saint-Loup, the Gorges DE l’Hérault and Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert, the vineyards and wine tours (Pic Saint-Loup, Châteauneuf-du-Pape), the Mediterranean coast (Sète, Ag DE, Béziers, Canal du Midi) as well as Provence and the Luberon: Avignon, Gordes, Fontaine-de-Vaucluse, Alpilles, lavender fields and Grasse for perfumes. In the spirit of slow tourism, we take the time: scenic routes, photo breaks, stops at local winemakers and producers. On board: comfort, air conditioning, eco-driving, free drinks (flat and sparkling water bottles). Ideal for couples, families, friends and seminars with an eco-responsible, serious and friendly private driver.

The delta region of the Camargue is a place where salt flats, marshes, and windswept bays meet, with traditional villages tucked in between. Public transportation can be limited, so if you’re without a car, join this small-group excursion from Montpellier to find the region’s highlights with ease. Check off villages such as Saintes-Marie-de-la-Mer or Aigues-Mortes, admire the flamingos or other birdlife, and ride a summertime train to see the saltwork’s rose-tinted ponds.

Discover fine wines around Pic Saint-Loup on this small-group half-day Languedoc winery tour from Montpellier. Delve into the Languedoc’s Pic Saint-Loup region and admire fine views over the rolling vineyards. Visit two wineries with your guide and learn of the diverse wines produced there. Explore the cellars and barrel rooms, and learn of the winemaking process from vine to glass. Sample the various wines in production during a tasting workshop and enjoy personal attention from your guide on this small-group tour, limited to eight people.

Spend a half-day sampling fine French wines in France’s largest wine region on this full-day tour from Montpellier. Learn about wine production in the Languedoc-Roussillon region as you visit two elegant châteaux around Montpellier and tour the idyllic vineyards. After discovering the different grapes, peeking into the production rooms and learning about the aging process, indulge in an expert-led tasting of red, white and rosé wines.

Start your day with an immersion in the legendary caves of Roquefort, nestled in the limestone plateaus of Larzac. AOP classified, Roquefort is much more than a cheese: it is a symbol of Aveyron identity. A real moment of meeting the local culture. Then focus on one of the masterpieces of contemporary architecture: the Millau Viaduct. 2.5 km long and reaching a height greater than the Eiffel Tower, this bridge elegantly spans the Tarn valley. Your adventure continues with the discovery of the troglodyte village of Peyre, a gem built on the side of a cliff. The houses lean against the mountain, carved directly into the rock, and the cobbled streets wind towards a semi-troglodyte church. Finally, heading to La Couvertoirade, Templar village and medieval jewel. Stroll along the ramparts, discover the cobbled alleys lined with artisans' workshops, and the sober but majestic Romanesque church.

Discover two of the Hérault’s most impressive natural and historical landscapes—both officially labeled “Great Sites of France”—in one day. On this tour, benefit from the insider knowledge of your local guide as you explore sites that most travelers don’t get to see. Stop in the traditional villages of Mourèze and Saint Guilhem-le-Désert, visit the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Gellone Abbey, and enjoy magnificent views of the Hérault Gorges and Lake Salagou.

Discover the medieval village of Baux-de-Provence, a true pearl of Occitanie, through an immersive excursion combining history, art and gastronomy. Visit the historic site and admire the digital exhibition of Les Carrières de Lumières, showcasing the works of Monet and Rousseau. Enjoy a Provencal lunch in a traditional restaurant, then enjoy the rosés of the Alpilles during a tasting at a local winery. This day trip offers you a perfect blend of culture, art and taste pleasures. - Exploration of the medieval village of Baux-de-Provence, with its alleys full of history - Immersive exhibition at Les Carrières de Lumières with works by Monet and Rousseau - Traditional Provencal lunch highlighting local products - Tasting of rosé wines in a typical Alpilles winery

Not far from Montpellier, Sète is a lovely medieval town known for its great wines and myriad culinary delights. With this tour, you'll get to sample many of the region's most delicious offerings, from local cheeses and olives to fresh oysters. You'll also visit the town of Pézenas and get to try local wines right at a winery.

Explore one of the Hérault’s most impressive natural landscapes, the Navacelles Cirque, which is part of the Causses and Cévennes UNESCO World Heritage Site and recognized as one of the “Great Sites of France." On this tour, benefit from the insider knowledge of your guide as you visit viewpoints, trails, and picnic spots that only locals know about, and enjoy unforgettable panoramic views over the canyon of the Navacelles Cirque.

Explore the countryside of Southern France without the stress of planning on a full-day tour with round-trip transport from Montpellier. In addition to navigating while you relax and take in the view, your guide offers historical background and anecdotes at each stop along the way. The itinerary highlights one medieval villages, Devil’s Bridge on the Hérault River, and features wine tastings at three of the region’s top vineyards.

Discover the rich winemaking heritage of France’s largest wine region with a full-day tasting tour of Languedoc and Pic Saint-Loup from Montpellier. Enjoy a taste of the Mediterranean as you tour an olive oil factory, indulge in wine tasting at the renowned Château Puech Haut and tuck into a 3-course lunch (included) at a local restaurant. After lunch, learn about the unique ‘terroir’ of the Pic Saint-Loup wine region as you tour a wine estate and take part in expert-led wine tastings.

From Montpellier, head towards Sète, nicknamed the singular island or the Venice of Languedoc. You can soak up its typical and preserved quarters, its gentle way of life around its canals, and its very strong Mediterranean character! This excursion is also an opportunity to taste the essential local specialties, such as the famous tielle or the local wine.