Top Languedoc-Roussillon Bus Tours

Discover the medieval village of Baux-de-Provence, a true pearl of Occitanie, through an immersive excursion combining history, art and gastronomy. Visit the historic site and admire the digital exhibition of Les Carrières de Lumières, showcasing the works of Monet and Rousseau. Enjoy a Provencal lunch in a traditional restaurant, then enjoy the rosés of the Alpilles during a tasting at a local winery. This day trip offers you a perfect blend of culture, art and taste pleasures. - Exploration of the medieval village of Baux-de-Provence, with its alleys full of history - Immersive exhibition at Les Carrières de Lumières with works by Monet and Rousseau - Traditional Provencal lunch highlighting local products - Tasting of rosé wines in a typical Alpilles winery

Your private guide comes looking for you wherever you are in Provence in a comfortable minivan to start your private tour. This 100% private excursion takes you to discover Arles, its UNESCO heritage and the artistic legacy left by Vincent Van Gogh. The second part of the excursion takes you to Les Baux-de-Provence, whose 11th century castle dominates the entire valley down to the sea. You will also have the opportunity to visit the Carrières de Lumière. Entrance tickets are not included. Lunch is free and not included.

The ruined castles and fortresses around Carcassonne are a journey through time, taking you to sites up to a thousand years old. On your private tour, visit the 11th-century stronghold of the Kings of Aragon, learn about the Cathar crusades during the 13th century, and hike through a dramatic landscape of vineyards, hilltop châteaux, and rocky crags. Hotel pickup is included for your convenience.

Start your day at the Mont Saint-Clair to enjoy spectacular panoramic views over the Thau Lagoon and the Mediterranean Sea. Then explore Sète, the charming "Venice of the South". Stroll through its picturesque canals and vibrant covered food market, where you can discover a variety of local Mediterranean specialties. Continue to a traditional oyster farm on the shores of the lagoon to learn about oyster farming and savour a tasting of 6 fresh oysters paired with a glass of crisp Picpoul de Pinet wine (lunch can be arranged in the oyster farm or a nearby restaurant, not included). End your experience in the heart of the vineyards with a visit and wine tasting at the family winery in Villeveyrac, where you'll discover the wines and traditions of the Languedoc in an authentic setting. - Try some delicious specialties at the food market. - Sample fresh oysters at an authentic oyster farm. - Enjoy a guided wine tasting. - Includes private transportation.

Explore the countryside of Southern France without the stress of planning on a full-day tour with round-trip transport from Montpellier. In addition to navigating while you relax and take in the view, your guide offers historical background and anecdotes at each stop along the way. The itinerary highlights one medieval villages, Devil’s Bridge on the Hérault River, and features wine tastings at three of the region’s top vineyards.

Combine nature, culture, and wine into one day on this fun excursion. Alongside a private guide, visit the Lastours Castle, the medieval village of Minerve, and the Canal du Midi to learn about the area’s rich history. You also make a stop at a small vineyard to discover the local winemaking culture and sample a few wines.

Get a taste of Rivesaltes Terroir's wine heritage, which goes beyond similar tours, on this small-group tour of a local wine estate's vineyards and cellars. Led by a cellar master, get insights into wine production specific to this estate that you won't learn anywhere else. Post-tour, enjoy an included wine tasting where you'll be guided through distinct flavor profiles and notes of the wines produced on-site.

Great food tour in Cévennes countryside to discover and taste local products that grow in that area. The figs are famous in the village of Vezenobres since the Middle Age and you will taste some of the numerous delicacies. Then you will enjoy the fruitful wines of IGP Cevennes in a local winery, with some goat cheese and saucisson, to fully appreciate it. To finish that culinary exploration you will discover some delicious products made with olives and almonds by Laurence and Jean. And all along the itinerary, you will admire the scenic views of the old villages, vineyards, mountains and wildflowers. Important note: 1h30 minutes will be alloted for the travel time from pick up until drop off.

Discover the medieval history of France as you explore two abbeys in the south. With a private guide, head to the village of Lagrasse, which sits at the base of the Pyrenees, and enjoy a walk through the village. See the abbey, walk along the narrow streets, and admire its beautiful bridges. Then, visit the Fontfroide Abbey, founded in 1093 by Benedictine monks, where you take an audio tour of the property.

Discover small, medieval villages at the base of the Pyrenees in southwestern France on this full-day private tour from Carcassonne. Explore the 10th-century village of Mirepoix before heading to Montsegur, the last stronghold of the Cathars during the Crusades, with entrance fees included. Finally, enjoy a leisurely stroll through Camon, one of France's most beautiful villages, with convenient hotel pickup included.

Private tour in a comfortable vehicle with an official guide. A true professional with more than 10 years of experience and passionate escort you. You will live the story instead of just being around it. It is an opportunity to discover exceptional landscapes and an incredible history.

This full-day tour offers a comprehensive and efficiently paced journey through the cultural and scenic highlights of Provence, maximizing your time with continuous guided exploration. From the Roman legacy of Arles to the refined atmosphere of Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, the dramatic hilltop village of Les Baux-de-Provence, and the immersive experience of Les Carrières de Lumières, each stop is seamlessly connected into one cohesive itinerary. With a strong focus on Vincent van Gogh’s life and inspiration, including a stop at Saint-Paul de Mausole, the tour adds a meaningful artistic layer throughout the day. Designed for travelers who prefer a structured experience, it ensures you see the region’s key landmarks and landscapes without downtime, all while benefiting from expert commentary and smooth logistics. The tours are guided by handpicked professional tour guides, fluent in English with licensed touristic vehicles. *Back-to-ship on-time guarantee!

Discover two of the Hérault’s most impressive natural and historical landscapes—both officially labeled “Great Sites of France”—in one day. On this tour, benefit from the insider knowledge of your local guide as you explore sites that most travelers don’t get to see. Stop in the traditional villages of Mourèze and Saint Guilhem-le-Désert, visit the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Gellone Abbey, and enjoy magnificent views of the Hérault Gorges and Lake Salagou.

Explore one of the Hérault’s most impressive natural landscapes, the Navacelles Cirque, which is part of the Causses and Cévennes UNESCO World Heritage Site and recognized as one of the “Great Sites of France." On this tour, benefit from the insider knowledge of your guide as you visit viewpoints, trails, and picnic spots that only locals know about, and enjoy unforgettable panoramic views over the canyon of the Navacelles Cirque.

The delta region of the Camargue is a place where salt flats, marshes, and windswept bays meet, with traditional villages tucked in between. Public transportation can be limited, so if you’re without a car, join this small-group excursion from Montpellier to find the region’s highlights with ease. Check off villages such as Saintes-Marie-de-la-Mer or Aigues-Mortes, admire the flamingos or other birdlife, and ride a summertime train to see the saltwork’s rose-tinted ponds.

Start your day with an immersion in the legendary caves of Roquefort, nestled in the limestone plateaus of Larzac. AOP classified, Roquefort is much more than a cheese: it is a symbol of Aveyron identity. A real moment of meeting the local culture. Then focus on one of the masterpieces of contemporary architecture: the Millau Viaduct. 2.5 km long and reaching a height greater than the Eiffel Tower, this bridge elegantly spans the Tarn valley. Your adventure continues with the discovery of the troglodyte village of Peyre, a gem built on the side of a cliff. The houses lean against the mountain, carved directly into the rock, and the cobbled streets wind towards a semi-troglodyte church. Finally, heading to La Couvertoirade, Templar village and medieval jewel. Stroll along the ramparts, discover the cobbled alleys lined with artisans' workshops, and the sober but majestic Romanesque church.

Spare yourself the hassle of research and relax on this private day tour, with round-trip transfers from your Sète hotel or the cruise port. Start at Les Halles de Sète food hall to taste some local delicacies; continue to the pretty seaside town of Bouzigues to taste the area’s unique oysters at a farm; finish at Valmagne Abbey (Abbaye de Valmagne), a 12th-century Cistercian monastery that also produces wine.

Immerse yourself in the fascinating history of the Salses fortress*, a masterpiece of military architecture. On Thursday, as the chateau of Salses is closed, it will be replaced by a visit of the Palace of the Kings of Majorca in Perpignan. Then discover Carcassonne*, the UNESCO medieval city (lunch break). Discover next the terroir of the Limousine (sparkling) wine region.

Visit the museum of Modern art of Céret* (Chagall, Miro, ¨Picasso, Dali..) and the charming village of Collioure (voted most beautiful French village) and its artistic history. Lunch break in Banyuls, followed by the visit and wine tasting at the Templars Cellar. Enjoy the visit of the Mayol’s sculpture museum at the end of the day.

Visit the Tautavel prehistoric man museum and taste in the village, its Côtes du Roussillon wine. Let’s embark on a gustatory adventure with the wines of Caramany. Byrrh (featureing the world largest wine cask, 1 million litres) and Terrats. Lunch break at the beautiful medieval village of Castenou.

Start this tour with a dive into the heart of history and let yourself be enchanted by the beauty of the Benedictine Abbey of Saint-Michel de Cuxa. This Romanesque architectural gem, listed among the seven wonders of Catalonia invites you on a journey through the centuries. Visit next a fortified city, Villefranche de Conflent, a town that became an important French defense against possible Spanish incursions back in the 17th century. The construction of the Fort Libéria on a hill above the village is part of the Fortifications of Vauban (military engineer of Louis XIV) a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2008, made up of 12 groups of fortified buildings and sites along the borders of France Finish this tour by the visit of the church of St Pierre in Prades. The nave is flanked by 14 chapels. The high altarpiece, created at the end of the 17th century by the Catalan sculptor Joseph Sunyer, is the largest Baroque altarpiece in France.

Les Orgues is a unique site in France, a landscape of "fairy chimneys" possessing a fragile, ephemeral beauty. It exposes cliffs of sand and clay—patiently carved by the rain—to the elements. Erosion has worked like an artist, gouging, incising, and sculpting the material with gashes and striations to give the rock its raw, almost lunar appearance. On a hillside, explore Eus, one of the most beautiful villages (the sunniest in France) Nestled between the Conflent valley and Mount Canigou, Eus features facades that cascade in terraces down to the warm Catalan sun, which nurtures the village's lush vegetation. This former defensive stronghold had to repel the French in the 16th century and the Spanish army in the 18th century. Finish the tour by admiring the beautiful alter piece of Prades. At the time of the French Revolution, Prades received the magnificent Saint-Benoît altarpiece, entirely gilded with leaf, as well as the entire reliquary from Saint Michel de Cuxa.

Explore some of France’s most picturesque villages in one day—this private tour makes discovering the Luberon region simple. Depart in the morning from Arles and begin at l’Isle-sur-Sorgue, known as “the little Venice of Provence.” Continue to Gordes, known for its steep beauty; to Roussillon, where you can admire centuries-old architecture; to Bonnieux, for panoramic views; and finish in Ménerbes, where you can enjoy a wine tasting (own expense).