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Go beyond the typical sightseeing spots and explore Marseille like a local on a walking tour tailored to your interests and preferences. Whether you’re a first-time visitor, a foodie, or a history buff, you’ll be matched with a private local guide who will devise the perfect Marseille itinerary just for you and your group. Explore the city at your own pace and spend longer at the places you enjoy most.

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.

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.

Delve into the fascinating history of Aix-en-Provence with this private guided walking tour. Starting with the Pagans and Romans, this experience takes travelers throughout the centuries as the tour takes in medieval sites, gothic cathedrals, and monuments to artists. Ideal for guests who want to dedicate a couple of hours to local history, each tour is given a personal touch by the group’s private guide.

Maximize your time ashore in Marseille, and discover the highlights of France's oldest city (plus nearby Aix-en-Provence), on this two-in-one, small-group shore excursion. Admire Provence’s pretty countryside as you travel to the postcard-worthy city of Aix. Enjoy free time to explore its squares and markets at your own pace. Later, take a panoramic tour of Marseille, seeing landmarks such as Notre Dame de la Garde, before returning the port.

Indulge in a full day of wine tasting as you roam the vineyards and medieval villages of Châteauneuf-du-Pape, one of the region’s most important wine appellations. Explore the villages of Gigondas, Vacqueyras, or Séguret, stopping at traditional wineries to sample both red and white wines and learn the secrets of local wine production. This small-group tour from Avignon includes hassle-free hotel pickup and a delicious 2-course lunch.

Be inspired by Van Gogh’s Provence on this 5-hour small-group tour from Avignon and learn how the region’s extraordinary light affected his work. See the real-life locations depicted in Van Gogh’s ‘Starry Night Over the Rhone’ and ‘Café Terrace’ as you explore historic Arles, then visit Saint Rémy de Provence where the troubled artist was hospitalized for over a year. Finally, see works by Van Gogh and other iconic artists at the unique Carrières de Lumières, a multimedia art installation housed in an old quarry.

The lavender fields of Provence bloom with vibrant purple flowers during the summer months of June and July. On this tour, capture the magic of the lavender season on a morning tour with plenty of time to admire the lavender fields and take photos. Stop along the way at the village of Valensole, where you can purchase traditional lavender products such as oil and honey, or sample lavender ice cream (own expense).

We offer tours that combine small bites with the discovery of unusual places: from famous local patisseries to historic boutiques. This tour will allow you to discover places that only the locals know about, a different way of immersing yourself in the city. This tour has been imagined and will be led by people from Marseille who make our experience authentic and unique. We'll take you not only to great places to sample local produce, but also to corners of the city that only we know. If you want to discover all the secrets and curiosities of Marseille, join our tour and spend a few hours like a true Marseillais.

Enjoy a quintessential wine tasting experience in one of France’s most famous wine regions, as you sip your way around the Côtes du Rhône on this 5-hour small-group tour from Avignon. Indulge in expert-led tastings as you explore the vineyards and visit wineries in Châteauneuf du Pape, Gigondas or Séguret. Sip a selection of Grand Cru wines, as you learn about the wine production process, the importance of French ‘terroir’ and how to distinguish between the different Crus.

Meet your guide in Avignon at 8am and set off for a wonderful day cycling through one of the most beautiful regions in France : the Luberon. After a short drive aboard our minibus you will arrive in Bonnieux. This is one of the most impressive Luberon villages and has stunning views out across the patchworked valley of orchards and vineyards surrounding it. Time to climb on your e-bike, get pedalling and enjoy your ride ! Start towards the village of Lacoste. You will stop by the remains of the Marquis de Sade's castle. Time for a break and a lunch (not included), in Ménerbes, listed as “one of the most beautiful villages in France”, and famous thanks to the Peter Mayle's novel : " A Year in Provence" . Back on saddle for a few more pedal rolls before arriving back in Bonnieux.

This small group tour in the heart of the Alpilles will introduce you to its heritage and its unique panorama. It begins in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, a village with typical Provencal charm. You will stop at Les Antiques, Roman remains located at the entrance of the ancient city, then at the Monastery of Saint-Paul-de-Mausole, one of the last places of residence of Vincent van Gogh, who found a great source of inspiration. You will then be taken to the Careers of Lights, former quarries transformed into a cultural site, where monumental projections bring the works of art to life. The discovery will continue in Les Baux-de-Provence, a hilltop village classified among the most beautiful villages in France. Stroll through its alleys full of character, and enjoy some free time to soak up the places. Finally, you will return to the road to end the day with a visit to the famous Pont du Gard Roman aqueduct, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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.

Board La Flâneuse, a traditional tartan (old local rigging), for sailing. Accompanied by your experienced captains, discover Marseille from the sea. Let yourself be carried away by sailing to the jewels of Marseille and the Friuli Islands (Calanques National Park). You will sail around the Castle of If (famous after the novel The Count of Monte Cristo) and explore the coves of the Friuli Islands.On board you will have the pleasure of enjoying the comfort of La Flâneuse with its many ottomans and cousins made from the old sails of the boat. During navigation, a break at anchor will be made in a cove. Guests can enjoy a coffee or a cold drink. You can taste the traditional Provencal lemon syrup: the PAC. Swimming is possible during the outing. Masks and snorkels are available on board to explore the surroundings of the boat by snorkeling.

Follow our unique small group half-day tour to two wineries in the heart of the Côtes de Provence wine region departing from Aix en Provence. This half-day tour will begin with a trip through the stunning landscape of the wine region. Once you have reached the Côtes de Provence wine region, taste local wines in two carefully selected, family-owned wineries.  Go on a fascinating journey through the history of each estate, with a focus on the wine-making process. After a visit to the technical installations to better understand how the wines are made, you'll then taste the excellent wines. During this half-day tour, discover the secrets behind Provence's renowned rosés, whites, and reds amidst breathtaking landscapes adorned with vineyards.

Experience Marseille like a local—and visit shops and bars you might otherwise have missed—on this early-evening small-group food tour through the city’s hippest neighborhoods. Taste regional dishes such as panisse and local cheeses, sip apéritifs and wine, and enjoy at least five stops with all bites and drinks included. Learn about Marseille’s vibrant culture and diverse cuisine as you explore the lively streets at sunset.

Discover the charming villages of the Luberon starting with Gordes, a hilltop village that seems to be submerged in rock and classified among the most beautiful villages in France. You will then go to the Abbey of Sénanque built in the 12th century, a real place of peace and beauty when lavender is in bloom (from mid-June to the end of July). Then, go to Roussillon, village of ochre, in various colors, you will have the opportunity to visit the path of ochres (count 3.5 € per person) Finish with the magnificent site of Fontaine de Vaucluse famous for its crystal clear water.

Discover the beautiful towns of Aix en Provence and Cassis on a full-day shore excursion from Marseille. Stroll through the fountains and squares of Aix en Provence, and then head to the picturesque port of Cassis. Meet your guide at the cruise port and board your private transportation. Drive to Aix en Provence, where you will commence your walking tour of the area. Stroll through the fountains and squares of this quaint village. Comfortable shoes are a must as you discover the Cours Mirabeau, a picturesque walkway lined with trees and decorated by the odd water fountain dotted along the street. Aix is great for souvenir shopping, home to wonderful markets and shops available for your souvenir needs, or you might just sit and relax and take a coffee or snack at one of the many eateries.

Make the most of your time in Provence with this half-day small-group tour that brings Roman history to life—without the hassle of planning or driving. Travel from Avignon to explore the region’s top ancient landmarks: the monumental Pont du Gard aqueduct, the grand Arena of Nimes, and the elegant Maison Carree. Then, wander through the cobbled streets of Uzes, one of Provence’s most picturesque medieval towns, before returning to Avignon.

The Luberon is one of Provence’s most scenic areas, but getting around without your own wheels is challenging. On this full-day tour, skip large sightseeing buses and explore in a small group, giving you more time to connect with your Guide and fellow travelers. Visit three popular Provence villages—hilltop Gordes, named one of the “Most Beautiful Villages in France”; Roussillon, known for its striking ochre cliffs; and Fontaine-de-Vaucluse.

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!

Hello, I am Medhi, a young 31-year-old from Marseille and future guide-lecturer. As a lover of my city, I would like to offer visitors a tour of the city's main sites in 3 hours and in a small group, favoring walking and public transport for an authentic and eco-responsible visit! Welcoming many passing travelers (Cruise, city break) this visit is perfect for those with little time and wishing to know Marseille as it should be.

You will spend an unforgettable day on this excursion to the heart of the Alpilles, passing through Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, a charming village with historic streets and delightful shops. You will stop at Les Antiques to admire two Roman monuments marking the entrance to the nearby village of Glanum, close to the famous Saint-Paul-de-Mausole hospital where Vincent Van Gogh stayed for a year and was inspired to paint his works. you ll then head to Les Baux-de-Provence, ranked among the most beautiful villages in France, perched on a rocky spur with its medieval castle dominating the view, where you will have time for a lunch break. You will visit the Pont du Gard site, a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its construction and unique Roman architecture.