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The villages of Luberon are among the most picturesque in Provence, with their medieval buildings and cobblestone lanes perched high on the hilltops. On this private tour, create a customized itinerary and visit at least four different villages in one day. Stop to take in the views in Gordes, admire the ocher cliffs of Roussillon, see sights such as the Chateau of Lacoste and Sénanque Abbey, and visit the winemaking village of Menerbes.

Discover the prestigious vineyards of Châteauneuf-du-Pape with a local bilingual Guide and sommelier. I offer you an exclusive tour for an authentic immersion in the heart of the Châteauneuf-du-Pape vineyard, one of the most emblematic appellations of the Rhone Valley. On the program of the day: - Visit of 3 wineries / wine castles - Tastings commented by passionate professionals - Preferred experience in our medieval cellar, for a tasting in a setting full of history. Located near Avignon, the vineyard is easily accessible: ⏳ It takes between 30 minutes and 1 hour to transfer between Avignon and Châteauneuf-du-Pape. ⚠️ This tour is not suitable for people with reduced mobility, please contact us for a private tour.

See more of the beauty and culture of historic Marseille than you could on foot during this family-friendly electric bike tour. Unlike standard cycles, motorized e-bikes let you cover more ground with less effort. Accompany your guide and a small group on a ride through Marseille’s ancient streets. Explore off-the-beaten-path corners of the city, plus main attractions like Palais du Pharo and Notre-Dame de la Garde, and pedal along the waterfront for gorgeous Mediterranean views.

Roman & Medieval Masterpieces: A dedicated historical half-day trip focused on monumental architecture and ancient power. Explore Nîmes, the “French Rome,” with its incredibly preserved Arena and Maison Carrée. Delve into the elegant streets of Uzès, France’s First Duchy, before standing in awe of the 2,000-year-old, UNESCO-listed Pont du Gard aqueduct. Why Choose This Tour? "A profound leap back in time, from the grandeur of the Romans to the elegance of the Middle Ages." A must for history and monumental architecture enthusiasts.

The Provence region is renowned for producing some of France’s finest cuisine and wines, from traditional French dishes to fresh Mediterranean flavors. However, knowing where to go can prove tricky without local insight. On this small-group walking tour, dive into French gastronomy as you discover Aix-en-Provence with a local foodie guide. Stop at various restaurants and shops, and sample a full meal across at least four stops, including charcuterie, croque-monsieur with truffle, and a refreshing drink.

Get to know the highlights of the Luberon Valley and its surroundings on a guided tour from Avignon. With a small group and your guide in the lead, visit the riverside Fontaine de Vaucluse, the hillside town of Gordes, Roussillon with its colorful cliffs and houses, and enjoy stunning views in Ménerbes. Along the way, listen to insightful commentary on the history, culture, architecture, and environment of the area.

Luberon’s Picturesque Half-Day: The perfect photographic excursion focusing on the stunning natural beauty and stone architecture of the Luberon Valley. Discover the legendary spring of Fontaine de Vaucluse, the famed Gordes panorama, the serene Abbaye de Sénanque , and the vibrant geological colors of Roussillon‘s unique ocher cliffs. Special stops at lavender fields (during blooming season only) and at the Gordes market (Tuesday mornings) or Roussillon market (Thursday mornings). Why Choose This Tour? "Capture the entire essence of the Luberon in just 5 spectacular hours." Experience Provence exactly as you've always imagined it: picturesque, vibrant, and authentic.

Get more out of time in Aix-en-Provence by heading out on an adventure to uncover three highlights of Provence—Arles, Saint-Remy-de-Provence, and Les Baux de Provence. Rather than waiting around for irregular local buses, transportation is taken care of, and the trip also includes free time at each spot for personal discovery and visiting restaurants if you wish.

⚠️ New vehicle from March 2026! Hello dear visitor, my name is Arnaud and will be your native Guide of this magnificent Provence. Among the 5 tours I offer, I take you today to the vineyards of the southern Côtes du Rhône, including Châteauneuf du Pape. There are several options: • April to October (morning): tasting of a minimum of 9 wines in 3 wineries, including 1 in Châteauneuf du Pape (world famous for red) to finish the tour, with a picnic included consisting only of fresh produce from local farms. • all year round (afternoon): same circuit in the opposite direction (Châteauneuf du Pape first), without meals. • November to March (morning): only 2 estates, including 1 in Châteauneuf, without meals. If you are interested only in Châteauneuf du Pape, book my other tour: https://www.viator.com/fr-FR/tours/Avignon/2 - hours-of-Tour-in-the-Wines-of-Chateauneuf-du-Pape/d483 - 391931P9

Don’t miss Monaco and the French Riviera on your trip to nearby Marseille. Hop on this tour, and in less than two hours you’ll be off exploring the Fragonard Perfumerie in the village of Eze; you’ll walk “La Croisette” in world-famous Cannes; you’ll tour a gorgeous flower market in Nice; and, of course, you’ll witness the immaculate Casino of Monte-Carlo and beyond.

"Excursion compatible with cruise ship schedules." Embark on the Elba 45 catamaran for an exceptional day. From the Check-out, towards the famous Old Port, enjoy a welcome coffee while admiring the city and its iconic monuments, from Mucem to the Cathedral of the Major, via the Pharo Palace and Fort Saint-Jean. Then head to the Château d’If, famous prison made immortal by the Count of Monte Cristo, then to the Friuli archipelago, where the cliffs, turquoise waters and picturesque ports offer a unique panorama. We anchor in a heavenly cove, where you can enjoy a refreshing aperitif, a buffet lunch prepared by a caterer, accompanied by wine and unlimited drinks. Then enjoy swimming, paddling, seascooter or admire the many fish snorkelling in crystal clear water. Sailing then resumes towards the Port of Corbieres, with unforgettable memories.

Aix en Provence is renowned for its historic architecture, art heritage, and lively food market. With this private tour, discover the city’s Provencal cuisine as you browse the local market (morning tour only) and explore the atmospheric streets, cafés, and delicatessens. Stop at local haunts to sample tasty regional snacks such as tapenade, anchovies, and lavender-infused treats, accompanied by local rosé or Pastis.

Spend a perfect day in Provence on this combo tour featuring visits to Les Baux de Provence, Avignon and Châteauneuf-du-Pape. Departing from Aix-en-Provence by minibus, discover a medieval hilltop village and snap a photo by the Pont du Gard, a UNESCO World Heritage–listed Roman aqueduct. Explore on foot Avignon and learn about its papal history. Finish this day of beautiful sightseeing with a wine-tasting session inside a Châteauneuf-du-Pape winery. An informative guide shares insightful commentary along the way.

Short on time? See the best bits of Provence on this full-day small-group tour of the region’s most photogenic spots. Drive through rolling vineyards and vast lavender fields (from mid-June to mid-July, depending on the flowering), stopping to enjoy views of the Fontaine de Vaucluse and Senanque Abbey. Explore the hilltop villages of Gordes and Roussillon, and take a walking tour of Saint Rémy de Provence, once home to both Nostradamus and Van Gogh. Finally, see the UNESCO-listed Roman aqueduct of Pont du Gard and look out over the hills of the Alpilles from Les Baux de Provence.

Discover the magical lavender fields of Provence with this half-day tour from Avignon. See villages from the Middle Ages, a picturesque Abbey built of old stones, local markets, and of course, endless fields of fragrant lavender. Visit a distillery to learn about the properties of this beloved herb and sample lavender ice cream.

Sample the fine wines of Provence on this half-day small-group tasting tour from Avignon. Visit three different wineries in Vacqueyras, Gigondas, and Chateauneuf du Pape; learn more about French winemaking and wine appellations; and sample an array of grand or premier cru wines.

Because if you go to the lavender fields to take pictures, the golden light is between 8pm and 9:30pm. During the day the light is very strong and it can be very hot. We will leave Aix-en-Provence at 4pm so we can catch the nice sunset when we get to Valensole plateau. The trip to get there is around 45 minutes. You will be surrounded by fields of lavender, the famous Provençal scented plant, abound here. We will also stop in a lavender distillery along the way where you have the opportunity to buy products directly from the producers; and we will leave you some free time in the village of Valensole. The best time for lovers of typical Provençal landscapes to visit is middle of June to end of July, when Valensole plateau is awash with beautiful blue lavender in bloom. It's a sight – and scent – to behold!

Discover the historic wonders of Arles and the natural landscapes of the Camargue on this half-day tour from Avignon. Follow in the footsteps of Van Gogh and admire the Roman ruins of Arles on a guided walking tour; look out for Camargue horses, pink flamingoes, and black bulls in the Camargue region; then visit the Camargue village of Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer.

Nowhere does pastries and chocolate like France, and on this tour, you’ll taste the truth in that statement. With your guide leading you through Marseille’s city center—you’ll taste only the best works of local chocolatiers and patissiers, sampling Navettes, ice cream, and more. Come prepared not only for delicious flavors, but sights, sounds, and delectable scents, too.

Get an insider’s perspective on some of the best local eateries in Avignon with this small-group food tour. With a guide handling the route, explore the medieval town—known as the City of Popes—and sample some of the best food it offers, from Provencal tapenade and olive oil to traditional fougasse (flatbread) and local sweet treats. Visit spots most travelers miss out on, and enjoy a full meal across multiple stops, including a glass of wine.

Visit the Luberon region of France on a shore excursion from Marseille that takes you north from the coast with round-trip transportation. You'll stop in villages such as Gordes, Bonnieux, Lourmarin, and Roussillon, where you'll have free time to explore independently.

Set off aboard a vintage sidecar for a wine-filled escape along the most beautiful roads around Marseille. This private tour combines the discovery of Provence’s coastal vineyards with iconic sites, breathtaking views, and authentic local flavors. Your ride begins in the heart of Marseille, with highlights including the Old Port, the vibrant Panier district, the scenic Corniche John Fitzgerald Kennedy, and the panoramic view from Notre-Dame de la Garde. Continue along the coastline to the small traditional port of Les Goudes, before climbing the Col de la Gineste, a spectacular road that leads to Cassis. Nestled between pine forests and cliffs, this former fishing village is famous for its wines and laid-back charm. You’ll ride along the Route des Crêtes, with unbeatable views of the Mediterranean and Cap Canaille, the highest sea cliff in Europe. On the half-day tour, enjoy visits and tastings 1 or 2 local wineries along the way. On the full-day tour, you'll get more time to savor the landscapes of the Calanques National Park and experience 2 to 3 winery visits. The journey ends in La Ciotat, where you’ll explore the wild creeks of Figuerolles.

The Luberon region of Provence is renowned for its idyllic landscapes, but getting around is difficult without your own transport. This half-day tour has you covered, taking the scenic route through Luberon Regional Park, and stopping at two of the most photographed hilltop villages, Gordes and Roussillon, as well as the Roman bridge of Pont Julien.

Discover the lavender fields of Provence on a shore excursion from Marseille. When your cruise ship docks, take off on a journey that includes stops in the village of Valensole, plus plenty of time for photos of the purple flowers.