Top Provence Tours by Duration - page 3

Immerse yourself in nature with this 3-hour electric mountain bike tour. Hop on your bike in Aix-en-Provence and travel a few kilometers to Sainte Victoire Mountain. Explore the mountain trails and climb hills with ease on your e-bike. Stop to have a snack, take photos, or simply admire the incredible mountain views.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Make easy work of Marseille’s hills and travel further than you could on a walking tour on this electric bike tour. With a private guide, admire landmarks such as the Palais du Pharo and the hilltop Notre-Dame de la Garde, enjoy the views as you cycle along the coastal Corniche, and explore the atmospheric Le Panier quarter.

Private tour experience: only your group will participate.This is a private tour for a maximum of 4 people. Explore the beauty of Monaco, Èze, and Nice. with a fun, private guide on an unforgettable trip full of stunning views, history, and luxury.

Visit the Provencal town of Moustiers Ste-Marie at the mouth of Verdon Gorge and Sainte-Croix Lake, on this tour from Aix-en-Provence. Combine natural scenery—including the lavender fields of the Valensole Plateau in summer—with a taste of local culture as you visit scenic viewpoints and local villages and producers. Enjoy a relaxed pace with free time to swim, wander the villages, and have lunch (own expense) at a local restaurant.

Discover one charming Provencal village after another on this day trip from Aix-en-Provence, which saves you the stress of arranging your own transportation. Cliff-top settlements, sprawling vineyards, antique shops, and a 12th-century abbey are just some of the postcard-perfect sights you will encounter. Also, your guide provides context for notable sights with commentary that you won't find in the guidebook.

Skip the hassle of Marseille’s crowded public transport and get around France’s second-largest city in a private car instead. This tour lets you see Marseille your way: Visit only the sights that interest you and stop as often as you want to take photos. Perhaps drive up to the hilltop Notre-Dame de la Garde basilica, take a scenic drive along the Mediterranean coast, or visit Les Goudes at the edge of the Calanques National Park.

I’m inviting you to spend a really sensational day. Probably one of the most beautiful you'll have in Provence. I'll take you to one of my favorite spots in Gorges du Verdon where I go with my family and friends. The best way to explore this unic place is to have a boat ride in the canyon, the biggest in all Europe. You'll drive your little private electric boat having a picnic with some local wines. You can jump to the water or just unwind admiring the nature (2 hours easy drive, very calm water). Then we'll stop on few lavender fields off the beaten path. If you have a chance, you'll be the only one strolling there and taking pictures. Their beauty is really indescribable, even after the blooming period! The next stop is the perched UNESCO village Sainte-Croix with its incredible view of the Sainte Croix lake. Free time for strolling or beach time by the lake. *In case of bad weather, instead of the boat, I'll drive you to the charming Moustiers-Sainte-Marie village.

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.

Make an early start and explore four picturesque destinations in the Les Alpilles—all in one day. This half-day tour prioritizes photo-worthy views, cherry-picking the region’s most scenic villages. Stroll through the quaint village of Saint-Remy-de-Provence, visit the hilltop town of Les Baux de Provence, and explore the art center of Carrieres des Lumieres, which hosts stunning multimedia shows.

See Provence your way, without compromising on the itinerary: this half-day, private tour lets you customize your excursion based on what you’re most interested in. Pick between morning and afternoon tour times, and set off from your hotel or other convenient location. See the UNESCO-listed Pont d’Avignon, go for a hike in the beautiful scenery, visit local wineries, and more: having a guide and private vehicle at your disposal makes exploring simple.

Van Gogh drew lived, worked, and ultimately perished in Provence, but following in the footsteps of the acclaimed but troubled artist can be difficult without a private vehicle. During this half-day, small-group tour from Avignon, you’ll uncover top sites related to Van Gogh’s life and career. Visitors will also get a chance to see reproductions of Van Gogh paintings—plus the original of *Le café de nuit.*

Explore France’s magnificent Calanques on this 3-hour electronic bike tour from Marseille. See three of the impressive rock formations in Calanques National Park, with historic and geological context from your guide. Pedal through Marseille’s diverse neighborhoods and stop for a swim in the Mediterranean. This tour is great for visitors with a sense of adventure looking to get under the surface of the city.

Make more out of your short time in France with this private tour of Aix-en-Provence, Cassis, and Marseille. Your driver picking you up when and where you need, you’ll cross the French countryside on your way to these fantastic destinations, where you’ll wander markets, gaze upon architectural masterpieces, step foot on pebbly beaches, ponder chateau life, and so much more.

Go beyond Marseille without the hassle of planning logistics with this private trip to Provence. Relax in the back of a comfortable vehicle as your driver handles the logistics. Enjoy a fully customizable experience where your driver can take you wherever you'd like, whether it's the home of Paul Cezanne in Aix-en-Provence, the town of Cassis, or another destination. If you need inspiration, your driver can provide recommendations.

Discover the natural and historic sights of Provence on a private tour from Marseille. The tour itinerary and duration are based entirely on your interests and time constraints. Whatever you decide, enjoy comfortable end-to-end transportation with WiFi and luggage storage. Explore Côte d’Azur, Aix en Provence, Cassis, and more, as you inhale the region's iconic lavender. Additional sightseeing in Marseille can be arranged before return to your port or hotel.

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 some of France’s most beautiful villages without the stress of planning or driving, thanks to this efficient private day tour. Covering the Luberon region, a driver shows you a selection of villages — such as Gordes, Lourmarin, Ansouis, and Roussillon. Also, as it’s a private tour, you have the freedom to adapt the route and request stops along the way.

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, Séguret or Gigondas depending on the availability. 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.

Discover two must-see sights of Provence, Cassis and Aix-en-Provence, on this small-group tour from Marseille. Journey along the rugged yet beautiful Route de Crêtes, where you’ll catch panoramic views of the Gulf de Cassis from Cape Canaille. Upgrade to a cruise from Cassis to view the region’s three famous calanques, then head to the charming town of Aix-en-Provence.

Visit three Provencal towns—Arles, Les Baux de Provence, and St Rémy de Provence—in one day on this full-day tour from Aix-en-Provence. Drive through the Alpilles mountains to St Rémy de Provence, known for its ancient Roman walls and lively market. Continue to Les Baux, where Van Gogh was treated as a psychiatric patient, then gain further insight into Van Gogh’s life and works in the UNESCO-listed town of Arles, also known for its Roman ruins.