All Aquitaine Tours & Excursions in 2026 - page 2

The Bordeuax region is world-famous for its wines, so explore its wine highlights in just one day with a comfortable small-group tour. Watch the countryside and vineyards go by from your air-conditioned vehicle as you learn about the region. Explore the UNESCO-listed medieval village of Saint Emilion, and take a guided tour of a hand-picked selection of local wineries to expand your wine knowledge. A picnic lunch and water are provided, so there's no need to carry around food and drink. And, of course, enjoy plenty of wine tastings throughout the day.

Create your perfect (and cost-efficient!) itinerary of Bordeaux’s best attractions with the Bordeaux Metropole City Pass. With your pass—available from 24 to 96 hours—visit museums, palaces, archeological sites, and more. Your pass includes an unlimited public transit ticket, complimentary tourist train, cruise, or walking tours, free entry to more than a dozen venues around town, and other local discounts. Plus, it includes admission to La Cite du Vin and the Bassins des Lumieres. The Bordeaux City Pass offers something for everyone!

Discover scenic Bordeaux vineyards on a half-day tour and explore the appellations of Medoc, Saint-Emilion, Graves, Sauternais, or Entre-Deux-Mers (depending on the day). Admire sweeping vistas of the picturesque countryside as you travel by air-conditioned vehicle to prestigious wineries. Pamper your palate with delicious samples of wine and gain fascinating insight into the wines’ delicate flavors and meticulous manufacture.

Spend a half-day in the charming medieval town of Saint-Emilion on a  trip from Bordeaux. Explore the best of this UNESCO-listed village, including a wine tasting at a grand cru wine estate, a walk along the historic city walls, and visits to unique artist galleries and studios. Enjoy some free time in Saint-Emilion, too.

Discover Bordeaux on a 3-hour guided bike tour covering 9 miles (14 km) of historic streets, green spaces, and street art. Ride comfortable Dutch bikes with helmets, baskets, and an exclusive tasting of Bordeaux’s canelé pastry included. Guides share personal stories and local tips in small groups of up to 12 guests, with a relaxed pace and no megaphones. Choose between regular and electric bikes for a personal and eco-friendly experience.

Soar to the dizzying heights of Rocamadour, one of France’s most mesmerizing pilgrimage sites, on this 4 hour small-group tour from Sarlat. Follow your guide through the maze of cliff-side churches and chapels, and discover the site’s religious significance. Take a peek at the sacred Notre Dame Chapel and the sanctuary of the Blessed Virgin Mary, then enjoy the dramatic views from the 14th-century château that crowns the hilltop.

Explore Bordeaux through the eyes of a local on this 2-hour gourmet walking tour led by Aurélien. Discover the city's rich heritage and vibrant flavors as you stroll through historic lanes, tasting handpicked delicacies at artisan producers and family-run shops. Delight in iconic treats like the best canelé (Bordeaux's specialty), an emblematic pastry, award-winning wine chocolates, and a local aperitif while learning about the Bordeaux art de vivre. You'll also get a glass of wine paired with an introduction to the world of Bordeaux vineyards. Perfect for first-time visitors and food lovers alike, this tour offers an authentic taste of Bordeaux. - 1.5-hour walking tour showcasing Bordeaux's culinary heritage - Taste local artisanal specialties including canelé, chocolates, and wine - Enjoy an introduction to Bordeaux's vineyards and wine tasting - Leave with Aurelien's recommendations of the best restaurants in town - Non-alcoholic options available to suit all preferences

Devote a day to the wines and traditions of one of France’s most celebrated wine regions on this full-day small-group tour from Bordeaux. Traveling by air-conditioned minivan, criss-cross Bordeaux’s vineyard-covered hills and visit several wineries to indulge in tastings. A gourmet picnic lunch is included.

Discover & explore the secrets the city of Biarritz on a guided walking tour Learn about local life and culture Experience different tastings from the Bask local cuisine Sip on a local wine, basque cider or local beer Discover a traditional chocolate maker

Explore the Basque Coast by electric bike on a guided small-group tour departing from Biarritz or Bidart. Riding with a local guide offers a more immersive way to discover the region’s coastline, culture, and daily life beyond the main tourist areas. Electric bikes make it easier to cover longer coastal routes with less effort, allowing visitors to experience more of the Basque Country while enjoying scenic paths, ocean views, and a relaxed pace.

The medieval town of Sarlat hosts one of the biggest and best food markets in the Dordogne. On this tour, visit on market day to experience the town at its most atmospheric; admire landmarks such as the Lantern of the Dead and Saint Sacerdos Cathedral on a guided walking tour; then sample regional delicacies including black truffles, Bergerac wines, and foie gras at Sarlat market.

Saint-Émilion is known for its many striking chateaux, its vast vineyards, and, of course, its wine. Cycle through the region’s rolling green countryside and quaint villages on your e-bike on this small-group wine tour. Pedal with ease on your motorized bike, following your guide through lush vineyards and stopping at two different chateaux to sample world-renowned vintage St. Emilion wines and learn about the wine-making process. Enjoy a picnic lunch along the way filled with local delicacies and even more wine.

Explore the Chateaux de Medoc (D2) wine road with a local guide. Sit back and take in the scenery as your driver navigates the route, answering any questions you may have about the local wine scene. Tastings at three wineries and lunch options available on reservation.

Enjoy a hassle-free introduction to Bordeaux's famous wine traditions on this small-group tasting tour. Pick your preferred wine region, either Saint-Émilion on the Right Bank or the Médoc on the Left, and relax knowing the logistics and activities are all sorted for you. Visit one or two prestigious wineries in either region to sample top-quality local wines, sample regional cheese and cured meats, and learn about wine-tasting techniques.

See the best of Bayonne in less time than you could on foot—and learn insider stories and history you'd miss if exploring alone—on this small-group Segway tour. When booking, choose a start time that works best for you; then, meet your guide, get acquainted with your vehicle, and zip off. Look forward to discovering sights including the Bayonne Cathedral, Les Halles market, and more, all in one trip.

Journey back to prehistoric times on this full-day small-group tour of the Dordogne’s historic highlights from Sarlat. Start with a visit to the National Prehistory Museum in Les Eyzies de Tayac to marvel over the world’s largest collection of Paleolithic artifacts. Next, enjoy skip-the-line entry to the Lascaux IV cave, a remarkable reconstruction of the original Lascaux cave, famed for its prehistoric reliefs. Finally, view the original drawings adorning the UNESCO-listed Rouffignac Cave, which dates back over 15,000 years.

Saint-Emilion is both a UNESCO-listed town and home to some of Bordeaux’s most famous red wines, and this small-group tasting tour from Bordeaux makes it possible to experience both in one afternoon. Learn the secrets of winemaking and ‘terroir’ on a tour and tasting at a Grand Cru winery; take a walking tour through the medieval streets of Saint-Émilion; and pair fine Bordeaux reds with delicious cheeses and other local delicacies at a family-run winery.

Get introduced to Biarritz in the most authentic way: through its highlights, history, local flavors, and with a trusted local guide by your side. Along the way, you’ll explore iconic landmarks such as Rocher de la Vierge and Hôtel du Palais, as well as local favorites and hidden corners loved by locals. Engaging anecdotes and personal insights from your local guide will connect Biarritz’s history, culture, and tradition, bringing the city to life in an authentic and memorable way. To complete the experience, enjoy a tasting of a local specialty such as a classic pintxo or a slice of Basque gâteau. Whether sweet, savory, or regional, you’ll taste a real part of Biarritz’s everyday culture and traditions. By the end of the tour, you’ll have a great introduction to Biarritz, its local culture, and how to explore it on your own. You’ll walk away with personal recommendations and local tips on where to eat and what to see next, helping you make the most of your time in the city.

A full Day Dedicated to Prehistory & Paleolithic Art in the Dordogne, guided by an Expert of the Paleolithic times. Private visit of the Prehistory museum in Les Eyzies, Visit Lascaux IV & Rouffignac Caves of the Dordogne. - This deep-dive is perfect for history buffs - Visit the fascinating National Prehistory Museum - Visit Lascaux IV cave & the International Center for Parietal Art - Admire original drawings & etchings at Rouffignac cave - Local Tour Guide, Expert of the Dordogne Region Important information: This tour replaces Rouffignac Cave (closed after 21/09/2025) with a visit to La Roque Saint-Christophe, ensuring a complete and enriching prehistoric experience.

I offer an unique excursion at the Arcachon Bay. Welcome to the tallest sand dune in Europe, you will enjoy the wonderfull view of Landaise Forest, Cap Ferret, Ocean and the Bay. The guide stay with you during the Dune and take time with each person to enjoy the best. After the Dune, Stop to the belvedere tour in Arcachon to enjoy the panoramic view of the birds island, oysters farmers and Arcachon town. A Professional guide and the driver are at your service. Finish to the La Teste-de-Buch port, it is a picturesque and authentic place protected from mass tourism You are all the time with a guide and during the Oysters Tasting you have a choice of 6, 9 or 12 Oysters per person and a glass of rosé or white wine. If you don't like Oysters we have some shrimps, porc pâté or winkle. It's a family atmosphere and professional.

Venture to Bordeaux’s storied Left Bank—and visit some of the world’s most renowned wineries—on this small-group, half-day tour. After convening in central Bordeaux, you’ll travel via minivan to two different chateaux, and stop at the superlative Château Margaux for pictures. Enjoy tours and tastings as you go, and learn more about what makes the Margaux appellation so revered among wine lovers. As you explore, you’ll also take in the region’s exceptional scenery.

Accompanied by a real local guide, you will discover the most beautiful neighborhoods and monuments of the city, along a magnificent route of approximately 13km, perfectly secure and suitable for bicycles. The bikes provided are beautiful Beach Cruisers that are super comfortable and perfect for the city. Our groups are limited to 10 people to ensure maximum comfort and safety. We provide you with stainless steel water bottles with insulated bags to keep them cool (summer is particularly hot in Bordeaux). We offer you a local specialty to taste during a break in the public garden. Ponchos are also provided in case of risk of showers. Our reception point has a toilet.

Come and discover the Château Grangey, family estate since 1953. In the heart of your vineyard, we will explain your profession, your history and your way of working the vineyard and wine. From the earth to the cellar, we will share with you the gestures and choices that shape your cuvées. In the cellar, you will discover the different aging containers that we use: amphora, thunderbolts, stainless steel or barrel tanks. The tour ends with a guided tasting of three wines from the estate. A simple and friendly moment to discover your world and exchange around wine.

Combine a visit to Saint-Emilion wineries with a guided walk around the medieval Saint-Emilion village. In an intimate group of just eight people, you'll explore with a guide to get the lowdown on the wine-producing village and the terroir of the surrounding region. Then, you'll head to the wineries to learn about vine-to-glass production, direct from the winemakers themselves. Tastings are included.