Top Provence Beer & Brewery Tours

Hop into a vintage sidecar and let’s take off for a 2-hour ride through the landscapes that once inspired Cézanne — and that might just steal your heart too. We’ll leave Aix-en-Provence and follow the famous Cézanne Road, the only one in France listed as a historical monument. Along the way, we’ll take in wide-open views of the majestic Sainte-Victoire mountain, stop for photos and roll through the peaceful villages of Provence. And because no Provençal adventure is complete without a good glass of wine, we’ll stop at a local vineyard for a relaxed tasting. A chance to meet passionate winemakers, discover the local terroir, and simply enjoy the moment.

Pair fine wines with spectacular Provencal scenery on this small-group tour from Aix-en-Provence. Sample delicious wines at two wCôtes de Provence St-Victoire wineries then wind your way through some of the most charming villages in the Luberon region: make photo stops at Lourmarin and Bonnieux and enjoy free time to explore Roussillon and Gordes at your own pace.

Wine-tasting in the Châteauneuf du Pape wine region and visiting the perched villages of the Luberon are two of the most popular day trips from Avignon. This two-in-one tour means you don’t have to choose. Start the day sipping the region’s famous red wine at two different wineries, make a stop at the Roman ruins of Pont Julien, then enjoy a scenic drive through the Luberon, stopping at Roussillon and Gordes.

Experience an unforgettable experience in the heart of Provence. This tour combines history, culture and exceptional wines in a day carefully designed for travelers seeking the best of the region. From the medieval streets of Avignon to the legendary vineyards of Châteauneuf-du-Pape, every moment is designed to surprise, inspire and connect with the authentic Provençal essence. Accompanied by an expert guide, you will discover iconic landmarks, learn about papal heritage, taste world-class wines and enjoy landscapes that look like they were taken from a postcard. It is an intimate, enriching and perfect experience for those who want to know Provence in an exclusive and memorable way.

Treat yourself to a unique French cooking class set inside the famous Les Halles Market of Avignon. Under the guidance of a master chef, you’ll create a menu using ingredients from the market itself, and then cook them to eat for lunch. If eating (not cooking) is more your thing, you can select a tasting-only option that includes a market visit, samples, and a cooking demonstration by the chef.

Ready for a proper Provençal escape? Hop into a vintage sidecar and spend the day cruising through postcard-worthy landscapes, with your local driver-guide leading the way. You’ll ride along the legendary Cézanne Road, catch incredible views of the Sainte-Victoire mountain, and roll through charming villages like Vauvenargues — Picasso’s final hideaway. Expect a few scenic stops for photos, stories, and just soaking it all in. And the best part? The wine. Throughout the day, you’ll visit at least three local estates where you’ll meet winemakers and taste their creations.

Discover the best of the Provence wine region on a full-day excursion from Marseille.  Private transportation (for maximum eight people) takes you from the port to two distinct wineries. Taste Grenache, Cinsault, Syrah, and other locally prepared wines. Learn about wine production and visit aging rooms.  Next, drive through the Provence countryside to Cassis, Lourmarin, or Aix-en-Provence.  Enjoy two hours of free time to explore before returning to Marseille.

Discover Châteauneuf-du-Pape differently on a private tour in an authentic electric convertible Méhari, accompanied by your local Driver-Guide. Take small roads and paths through the vineyards to access points of view often unknown to visitors. Along the way, your Guide shares the history of the village, the appellation and the estates, while adapting to your own pace. The experience ends with a wine tasting in a partner area. An original, friendly and immersive way to discover one of the most prestigious vineyards in France, in the open air and far from the classic tourist circuits.