Top Languedoc-Roussillon Tours by Duration - page 3

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.

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.

Immerse yourself in an ultra-luxury experience in Occitanie, where every detail is carefully thought out to offer you a private and fully customizable stay. Explore Nîmes with its Roman treasures, discover the elegance of Uzes and its culinary delights, then be seduced by the medieval ramparts of Aigues-Mortes. This exclusive immersion in the Golden Triangle of the Gard includes accommodation in 5-star hotels, transfers in a luxury vehicle with bilingual driver, and VIP Things to do like private tours and wine tastings in secret estates. - Fully customizable stay in exceptional places - Luxury accommodation in full board with premium wines - Transport by luxury vehicle with driver available - Privileged access to authentic cultural experiences

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.

It's a unique experience, where you'll discover: -an exceptional organic vineyard. -breathtaking landscapes. -a local history full of mystery. -and finally, a VIP tasting of fine wines from our best terroirs. All in a friendly and humorous atmosphere.

This very green route divides between bucolic parks and history Start from the city centre and head to Ovalie, one of the last areas of Montpellier around the Yves-du-Manoir sports complex built in 2003 for the 2007 Rugby World Cup. You will take the rue du mas du Jaume which leaves the district and runs along the vineyards of the Rieucoulon area to join the chemin du Bugarel which passes through nature. Then you will go around the Terral park to reach the banks of the Mosson. After a break in these bucolic meadows, you will take up the bicycle to admire the fountain of the church of Laverune and you will visit the park of the sumptuous castle of the Bishops, residence that welcomed Catherine de Medici. Return to Montpellier via the new bike paths through the Paul-Valéry district.

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.

Discover Narbonne’s Roman heritage and Gothic elegance on a refined half-day journey from Carcassonne, blending history, architecture, and southern French charm. Travel in the comfort of a luxury minivan with an expert multilingual guide, ensuring a seamless and immersive experience from start to finish. Walk in the footsteps of Roman history along the Via Domitia, explore the remarkable Saint-Just-et-Saint-Pasteur Cathedral, and wander through the Archbishop’s Palace Courtyard, where centuries of influence shaped the city. Experience the vibrant atmosphere of Les Halles de Narbonne, a celebrated covered market filled with regional flavors, and conclude with a peaceful moment along the Canal de la Robine, a UNESCO-listed waterway reflecting Narbonne’s rich past.

We offer a guided walk in Montpellier, in the center of the biggest wine region in the world... about local craft beer! Everybody loves wine, but France fell in love with craft beer very quickly. Immerse yourself in the capital of craft beer in the south of France that Montpellier has become. Several breweries, craft beer bars, brewpubs and small craft beer shops are springing up at a rapid pace. The visit will take you through the narrow and winding streets of Montpellier. We will visit a few brewpubs and beer bars in Montpellier where several of their beers will be offered for tasting (included in the price). After the visit, the night will be all yours to continue your quest in search of the holy grail, filled with a rich barley juice. p.s. if you want to follow the tour without tastings, please contact us before booking.

Venture into the heart of the Corbières, where vineyard slopes shimmer beneath the southern French sun and medieval villages echo with centuries of stories. Travel in the comfort of a luxury minivan, accompanied by an expert guide who brings the region's wine, history, and culture to life. Descend into the spectacular Terra Vinea, a former gypsum mine reborn as an underground wine cathedral, and taste the celebrated vintages of Corbières. Continue to Lagrasse, ranked among Les Plus Beaux Villages de France, for a leisurely regional lunch in a traditional auberge. Stroll its cobbled streets, browse artisan workshops, and admire the thousand-year-old Benedictine Abbey, a masterpiece of medieval devotion. Your day concludes with an artisan vinegar tasting, a surprising burst of flavor that perfectly rounds out this journey through southern France's heritage, gastronomy, and timeless charm.

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.

Spend a half-day sampling fine French wines in France’s largest wine region on this full-day tour from Montpellier. Learn about wine production in the Languedoc-Roussillon region as you visit two elegant châteaux around Montpellier and tour the idyllic vineyards. After discovering the different grapes, peeking into the production rooms and learning about the aging process, indulge in an expert-led tasting of red, white and rosé wines.

The Camargue Regional Nature Park is home to some of France's most singular scenery and vibrant wetlands ecosystems—but for solo travelers, the logistics of getting there can be a little tricky. Instead, leave the planning to someone else, and enjoy a trip that's tailored to you, on this private, half-day tour from Arles. Traveling by 4x4 vehicle makes it easy to get deeper into the park, and spot rare wildlife.

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.

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.

Discover the rich winemaking heritage of France’s largest wine region with a full-day tasting tour of Languedoc and Pic Saint-Loup from Montpellier. Enjoy a taste of the Mediterranean as you tour an olive oil factory, indulge in wine tasting at the renowned Château Puech Haut and tuck into a 3-course lunch (included) at a local restaurant. After lunch, learn about the unique ‘terroir’ of the Pic Saint-Loup wine region as you tour a wine estate and take part in expert-led wine tastings.

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.

Enjoy a mix of walking and biking to access the coast from Montpellier on this private tour. Choose from a morning or afternoon session, freeing up the rest of your day for sightseeing. Leave the main hub and see country roads and cycle paths along the seaside that many tourists miss.

Not far from Montpellier, Sète is a lovely medieval town known for its great wines and myriad culinary delights. With this tour, you'll get to sample many of the region's most delicious offerings, from local cheeses and olives to fresh oysters. You'll also visit the town of Pézenas and get to try local wines right at a winery.

Forget impersonal visits in large groups. With me, enjoy a private tour of Montpellier in small group (12 pers. max) for an authentic experience. For 3 hours, I Guide you to the heart of the historic center: medieval streets, anecdotes, tips and gourmet addresses. The programme: * Immersion: Medical School, St. Peter's Cathedral, Peyrou, St. Rosh, Bras Ferre Street and much more. * Gourmet break: Artisanal specialties (biscuits, sweet-salty, Olivettes, candy). * User-friendly finish: Tasting of 2 glasses of tasting wine (or 1 soft drink) at my wine merchant partner. I'm staying with you to share this moment. PRACTICAL INFORMATION: Duration: 3 hours. Appointment: Place de la Comedie, in front of the Pathé cinema. Dogs welcome. Visit FR/EN. Prepare your sneakers and book your unique experience! (Visit also available in private: contact me) See you soon, Nathalie

Go off the beaten track and discover Montpellier from another angle, choosing the unusual places explained by our guide. This Fantastic walk is a walk in unknown or forgotten places. Starting from the Comedy, you will pass through the city center and along the Jardin des Plantes. After the font Putanelle, which fell into disuse, towards the atypical church Sainte Thérèse dating from the 1930s. You cross the Garland Park to reach the old quarter of Celleneuve and its church. You will discover one of the abandoned Montpellier follies, Domaine Bonnier de la Mosson, true Versailles. You will continue your walk by filling your bottles with water at the thermal baths of Juvignac, whose water is known for its healing virtues. Return via Avenue de Lodève and downtown.