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Explore the enchanting city of Bordeaux on a delightful 3-hour bike tour. This eco-friendly adventure takes you through iconic landmarks such as the Grosse Cloche, Cathedral Saint-André, and the picturesque Jardin Public, guided by a passionate local who shares insider stories and tips. Perfect for families, couples, or solo travelers, this tour combines comfort and fun on authentic Dutch bikes, ensuring a smooth ride. Experience Bordeaux's rich history and culture while enjoying the scenic views along the Garonne River and Place de la Bourse. - Guided bike tour through Bordeaux’s top attractions - Comfortable Dutch-style bikes suitable for all riders - Small group size for a personal and engaging experience - Tour duration of 2.5 to 3 hours including a refreshment break

It isn’t a trip to Bordeaux without wine—and this gourmet, small-group tour of the Médoc region will introduce you to several of the area’s top wineries. Meet your group in central Bordeaux, and set off via comfortable minivan. You’ll head to Médoc, and will visit two of France’s top Chateaux, where you’ll enjoy tours and wine tastings. You’ll also enjoy a gourmet lunch at a local restaurant as part of your experience.

Head out into the countryside of Bordeaux for a half-day tour of the Medoc wine region with hotel pickup. Explore the Medoc Bordeaux wine region on a half-day tour with hotel pickup. Enjoy pre-booked visits and tastings at two selected wineries, guided by professional wine experts. Travel along the Castle Road, home to prestigious Grand Cru and classified growth châteaux, as well as esteemed Cru Bourgeois estates.

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.

Enjoy a one-of-a-kind perspective on Bordeaux—and see many of the city’s top sights in just a short amount of time—on this private sidecar tour. Head to central Bordeaux, meet your guide, and hop into your retro sidecar. Your guide will whisk you around Bordeaux’s key attractions, from the Place de la Bourse and Saint-Michel to the Grand Théâtre and beyond. The itinerary can also be customized, based on your interests.

Bring a love of food and a taste for adventure on this small-group food and wine tour of Bordeaux. Led by a sommelier and former English teacher, savor local specialties with tastings equivalent to a meal while uncovering the city's historical highlights from the imposing Saint André Cathedral to the UNESCO-listed old town. Indulge in a wine and cheese pairing workshop featuring local wines at hidden gems loved by the locals.

Enjoy the idyllic scenery and world-class wines on a half-day wine tour of the Médoc region from Bordeaux. Visit two classified growth chateaux wine estates for guided wine tastings. Admire the spectacular scenery surrounding them and along the drives. Pass other famous chateaux, such as Palmer and Chateaux Margaux.

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.

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.

If you’ve only got limited time to discover the highlights of Bordeaux, then this is the tour for you. Enjoy the luxury of traveling with a private chauffeur who provides onboard commentary as you ride between sights. Traveling in a Citroen DS limousine convertible, sink into luxurious leather seats as you check off notable landmarks, such as the Roman amphitheater and the Cité du Vin wine museum.

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.

Enjoy a full day of exploring the beautiful Médoc region on a wine tour from Bordeaux. The Médoc region is responsible for some of the best wines that are produced in Bordeaux, and it’s an excellent place to go wine tasting in France. Stop at multiple wineries housed in magnificent chateaux. The idyllic surroundings, renowned vineyards, and historic castles make this a perfect day trip from Bordeaux.

Exploring Bordeaux’s historic center on foot can be time-consuming—less than ideal if you want to see plenty in a limited time. This private tour offers a stylish option, letting you cruise through the UNESCO World Heritage-listed city in a 1973 Citroën DS convertible. Take in grand boulevards, scenic quays, and historic landmarks while your guide shares insights for a unique way to experience the city.

With “chateaux” aplenty in the area around Saint-Émilion, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed when you plan a day trip. This private excursion leaves the itinerary and logistics in the hands of an expert guide, giving you more time to focus on the region and its wine instead. You’ll explore medieval Saint-Émilion, and visit three wineries with tastings at each one.

The neighboring wine appellations of Pomerol and Saint-Emilion produce some of Bordeaux’s most celebrated wines, and this full-day tour visits both in one day. Visit two Grand Cru Classé wineries, learn about the winemaking process on behind-the-scenes tours of the wineries, and enjoy exclusive guided wine tastings led by a WSET-certified wine expert. Along the way, visit the UNESCO-listed town of Saint-Emilion, and enjoy a picnic lunch at a wine chateau.

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.

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.

Bordeaux is one of the most famous wine regions in France and this tour visits one of its most renowned appellations—St Emilion. Accompanied by a private guide, enjoy an intimate wine experience at a prestigious winery, and enjoy a guided tour of the village, plus the option to upgrade to explore the underground monuments. Along the way, you'll sample a variety of red, white, and rosé wines at one winery.

The Medoc is home to some of Bordeaux's most prestigious wine chateaux, and this tasting tour visits two in one morning. Admire the famous Château Margaux and take part in two expert-led wine tastings at top wineries, including a Grand Cru Classé estate. With a WSET-certified wine expert as your guide, dive deeper into Bordeaux's winemaking history, hear about the region's renowned terroir, and learn how to taste the difference between Medoc reds.

Cover more ground than you could on a walking tour with this scenic e-bike tour of Bordeaux. Admire the historic landmarks of Bordeaux’s UNESCO-listed historic center, cycle along the scenic Garonne riverfront, and explore the atmospheric Chartrons neighborhoods. Along the way, pause to sample a delicious “Canelé”, Bordeaux’s most famous sweet treat, and get local tips on the city’s best markets, parks, street art, and more.

Explore wine regions around Bordeaux without having to rent a car when you join a small-group wine tour. Visit both smaller family-run wineries and well-respected château estates, learning about Bordeaux wines and wine-making from your knowledgeable guide. Along the way, stop for an included picnic before getting back to tasting.

Spend a full day exploring the famous wine region of Saint-Émilion. Visit a small, family-run winery and well-respected classified growth château and learn about Bordeaux’s proud winemaking traditions as you sample a few glasses. Wander around the vines and enjoy a picnic with local products in the garden of the château.

Visit the vineyards of Bordeaux on an electric bike by booking this guided tour. Your small group will cycle through the countryside stopping for tastings at local wineries along the way. You'll also get the chance to stop for a picnic lunch along the way and take a guided walking tour of Saint-Emilion.

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.