All Aquitaine Tours & Excursions in 2026

It is the most complete walking tour in Bordeaux and also the best rated in the city! An exclusive tour designed so you can get to know the attractions of Bordeaux in the most complete, entertaining and fun way.

The fertile vineyards of UNESCO–listed Saint-Émilion are widely believed to produce some of France’s finest wines, but knowing where to find the best of them requires local knowledge. On this tour, spin through the French countryside from Bordeaux to medieval Saint-Émilion, and sample locally made wines in the cellars and vineyards. With your guide to help you identify the delicate flavors at play, find out what makes Saint-Émilion special.

This canoe descent from Vitrac will allow you to discover the Dordogne valley in a unique and ecological way. From a few hours to a few days, between swimming and picnicking, between castles and villages, the Dordogne valley and its thousand facets will make you experience one of the best days of your stay in Dordogne.

Enjoy a hassle-free introduction to Bordeaux's famous wine traditions on this small-group, half-day tasting tour. Pick your preferred wine region—either Saint-Émilion on the Right Bank or the Médoc on the Left—and get ready to explore. Visit one or two prestigious wineries in either region to sample top-quality local wines, nibble on French cheese and cured meats as you sip, and learn some wine-tasting tips from an expert.

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.

Discover Bordeaux from the Garonne! The Bordeaux Yacht company welcomes you on board, for a privileged and unforgettable 1h30 cruise. We offer a glass of wine or soft and canelé. The best of Bordeaux is available to you on this prestige guided cruise. (Commented by our guide speaker) This one will make you appreciate, like a good wine: Bordeaux, a city classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2007. There is nothing like sailing in the port of La Lune to make you discover its beauties and its history. You will board close to the water mirror and enjoy the wonderful spectacle of the most illustrious monuments and bridges in the city. While you are fully enjoying your getaway on the river of the sleeping beauty, a canelé and a glass of Bordeaux wine 12,5cl will be offered on board. A bar is at your disposal throughout the cruise, the boat is air conditioned.

There’s no need for a designated driver when you join this guided small-group Bordeaux wine tour. Spend the morning in Saint-Emilion, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with a walking tour of the village and a grand cru tasting. After a picnic lunch, enjoy tastings and the grand cru classé, with a photo stop at Margaux.

With countless restaurants and bars across Bordeaux, it can be difficult for travelers to find the most authentic spots. Savor the city’s finest food and wine on this small-group walking tour of Old Town, starting at Cinema Utopia or the Grand-Théâtre. Begin with tastings at artisanal bakeries, cheese shops, and more, then cap things off with a seated wine, cheese, and charcuterie tasting in a cozy wine cellar.

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. Hear stories and secrets as you ride comfortable Dutch bikes, with helmets, baskets, and an exclusive tasting of Bordeaux’s canelé pastry included. Choose between regular and electric bikes for a personal and eco-friendly experience.

Grab your camera and make a beeline for some of the Dordogne’s most photogenic landscapes on this 4.5-hour small-group tour from Sarlat. Learn about the region’s rich history as you visit the medieval town of Domme and explore the 12th-century caste of Beynac. Finally, drift down the Dordogne river onboard a traditional wooden Gabarre and admire the majestic châteaux that loom over the riverside.

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

Experience the best of Bordeaux’s food scene without the guesswork on this small-group walking tour. Taste organic Bordeaux wines, sample chocolate bonbons from an award-winning chocolatier, enjoy a hazelnut treat from a local family business, and savor a traditional French lunch in Saint-Pierre—all while hearing stories about the city and having plenty of time to enjoy each stop.

Since 1873, Château Saint-Georges Cote Pavie has belonged to the same family. Today, the 5th generation manages the property in order to make the most of this magnificent terroir. Saint-Georges Côte Pavie is an exceptional property for the quality of its terroir on the ideal location of the famous hillside of Pavie. The wines produced have always been renowned for their elegance, their finesse and their ability to age. During your visit, you will dive into the heart of the vineyard to discover the exceptional and unique environment of our property. We will also discuss the entire specific vinification process of our wines as well as their aging in our cellar. To end this moment, we will make you taste a selection of three of our best vintages in Saint-Emilion Grand Cru including our Grand Cru Classé!

Through a 60-minute walk, you discover Biarritz and its story told by a local guide who knows all the anecdotes and subtleties.

Discover Bordeaux’s most prestigious wine regions on a private and exclusive tour that combines the left bank and the right bank. Travel in total comfort accompanied by a WSET certified expert guide, visiting iconic Médoc châteaux and enjoying private tastings of internationally renowned wines, in an intimate and crowd-free environment. The experience continues in Saint-Émilion, a charming medieval village declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where history, vineyards and terroir meet uniquely. Stroll through its historic streets, admire spectacular scenery and taste exceptional wines while discovering the region’s most prestigious wine traditions and appellations of origin. This tour combines wine, culture and personalized attention, ideal for travelers seeking an authentic and high-level experience in Bordeaux, far from conventional sightseeing tours.

Eat your way through award-winning bakeries on this small-group walking tour of Bordeaux. For a city as celebrated for its food as its wine, Bordeaux's bakeries are surprisingly easy to walk past without knowing what you're missing. Follow a local guide to the city’s top spots, pairing tastings of fresh pastries with stops at historic landmarks.

Set off on a unique experience in the heart of the Basque Country. Departing from Saint-Jean-de-Luz, this small-group coastal escape takes you to Hondarribia (Fontarabie) — the first Spanish port accessible by sea. As we cruise along the coast, you’ll be amazed by the stunning scenery of the Basque Corniche, the hidden bay of Loya, and the iconic Deux Jumeaux rocks, watched over by the Château d’Abbadia. Aboard our boat, you’ll explore preserved natural sites steeped in history — off the beaten path. Hondarribia welcomes you with its authentic charm, colorful houses, and picturesque fishing port. We'll also sail along the Cape Higuer and Los Frailes Bay, where, on sunny days, a swimming stop lets you enjoy the crystal-clear waters in a breathtaking natural setting. A perfect blend of nature, culture, and seaside pleasure, this outing promises a journey full of discovery and emotion. Experience the Basque Country differently — book your escape now!

Spend a day sipping French reds and whites in the Saint-Emilion and Pomerol wine region. Departing from Bordeaux, visit two chateaux to taste the region’s famous wines and wander the streets of beautiful Saint-Emilion, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Fancy a culinary adventure? Join me, Aurélien, a French sommelier and guide with an impeccable English accent, for an afternoon of sweet treats and laughter in Bordeaux! On the agenda: -Tasting of the best pastries in Bordeaux -Discovering the city’s secrets and juicy anecdotes -Cheese & Wine Pairing Workshop Small groups, maximum fun! Perfect for: -Sweet tooths -Wine enthusiasts -Culture buffs -Anyone who loves to laugh while learning! Duration: 2 hours Meeting point: Downtown Come hungry, leave happy!

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.

Get to know Bordeaux by foot on this walking tour in both English and French, perfect for first-time visitors to the city. As you stroll between the sites, discover illuminating facts about the city and its history, and enjoy photo stops at highlights such as the towering Monument aux Girondins and handsome Place de la Bourse. Along the way, take in the picturesque Garonne River, amble along the pedestrianized shopping boulevard and check out the splendid Grand Théâtre, a vision of sweeping columns and one of France’s best-known theaters.

Experience the true taste of Bordeaux and taste the region's famous wine at a local winery, just steps from Place Gambetta. With two brothers as hosts, you will taste three traditional grape varieties while listening to simple but interesting explanations about wine and its production. Other perks include a platter of Basque country cheese and ham.