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Immerse yourself in Provence’s scenic charm on a journey through its villages, including the Luberon Valley and Avignon. Admire the seasonal power of Fontaine de Vaucluse, stroll through historic Gordes, and capture a photo of the lavender-framed Sénanque Abbey in bloom. End with a walk through Roussillon’s colorful, ochre-painted streets. Travel in comfort with a driver/guide and air-conditioned minivan for a relaxed, enriching day out.

Visit two of the most impressive Roman ruins in Provence and sample the region’s renowned wines on this half-day small-group tour from Avignon. Marvel at the grand aqueduct of Pont du Gard, visit the UNESCO-listed Roman Theater in Orange, then enjoy wine tasting at a Chateaneuf du Pape winery.

Chateauneuf du Pape is one of the most famous appellations of the Rhone Valley wine region, just a short drive from Avignon. This morning tasting tour is ideal for wine lovers and first-time visitors to Avignon—especially if you’re short on time. Visit two local wineries, taste the region’s renowned red and white wines, and be back in the city in time for lunch.

Former creator of a Parisian bistro dedicated to the cuisine and wines of the South of France, Gina, always passionate about Mediterranean cuisine, welcomes you, in small groups of 4 people, to her house in Avignon. She will teach you how to choose the best products from the Halles market, to cook them skilfully and nevertheless, joyfully. You will discover Provençal traditions rethought by a contemporary cook attentive to your well-being and the preservation of the Planet. If you had the chance to know the Maison Trvier in Carpentras, you will be delighted to find Gina and her good humor.

You will taste our selection of the best wines of the Châteauneuf-du-Pape appellation, for an even more exclusive experience!

The discovery consists of a discovery of the estate as well as a commented and detailed tasting of the emblematic wines of Domaine de Galuval.

The Luberon is known for its perched villages, and this tour visits two of the most picturesque—both officially classified among the “Most Beautiful Villages of France”. Make an early start to beat the traffic and admire the red ochre cliffs of Roussillon in the morning light, then continue to Gordes to stroll the cobblestone streets and enjoy views over the Luberon. Finally, stop at Fontaine de Vaucluse to visit its famous spring.

Discover, during a workshop, the art and secrets of blending the different emblematic grape varieties of the South of the Rhône valley. Immerse yourself in our oenologist’s workshop during this workshop, discover the reason for a blend and create your own personalized vintage.

- A Complete Cultural & Historical Immersion - A deep dive into the history of Châteauneuf-du-Pape, including the remains of its castle. This adds a strong cultural and historical dimension, connecting the wines directly to their centuries-old origins. - In-Depth Understanding of a Legendary Terroir - Rather than just tasting wine, you will gain a real understanding of the unique terroir that defines the appellation: Diverse soils, Mediterranean climate, authorized grape varieties, traditional winemaking expertise - A Structured Journey: From Land to Glass - The activity is thoughtfully designed as a narrative journey: Village → Terroir → Vineyard → Tasting It allows to fully understand how history, land, and expertise shape the final wine in the glass.

Provence is famous for its hilltop villages and scenic landscapes, but it’s also home to some of the most impressive Roman ruins in France. This small-group half-day tour will take you back in time, as you see the magnificent Roman amphitheater and Maison Carrée in Nîmes, stroll the medieval streets of Uzes, and visit the UNESCO-listed Pont du Gard aqueduct.

Simplify a visit to the vineyards and medieval villages of Châteauneuf-du-Pape from Avignon with this small-group, wineries tour. Once you've boarded your comfortable, air-conditioned minibus, relax knowing the logistics and organization are all sorted. Enjoy an itinerary that includes exploring local villages, including Gigondas, Vacqueyras, or Séguret, as well as stopping at traditional wineries. Here, you are invited to sample red and white wines while learning about local wine production.

Beyond its lavender fields and hilltop villages, Provence is also home to some of France’s most impressive Roman ruins. On this tour, visit three historic cities and their UNESCO World Heritage-listed Roman sites all in one day. Gain insight into the region’s Roman history during guided visits to the ancient theater and Maison Carrée of Nimes, the Antic Theatre in Orange, and the Pont du Gard aqueduct.

Discover the historic wonders of Arles and the natural landscapes of the Camargue on this half-day tour from Avignon. Follow in the footsteps of Van Gogh and admire the Roman ruins of Arles on a guided walking tour; look out for Camargue horses, pink flamingoes, and black bulls in the Camargue region; then visit the Camargue village of Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer.

Provence is famous for its scenic vine and lavender-clad countryside, historic “perched” villages, and artists such as Van Gogh. On this full-day tour from Avignon, visit four of the most picturesque villages—Les Baux de Provence, Roussillon, Gordes, and Saint-Rémy-de-Provence—as well as stopping at the Roman-era aqueduct, Pont du Gard, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.