Inclusions
Inclusions
Inclusions
Inclusions
Begin your journey in Marseille and explore the ancient Bandol wine region, renowned for its fruity rosés dating back to Roman times. Visit a private cellar for a tasting and indulge in Provencal cuisine in Le Castellet's medieval village.
Go to Cassis, where vineyards merge with the sea, and explore its picturesque Calanques. Sample local white wines amidst stunning natural landscapes, enhancing the village's charm. Conclude the tour with memories of a perfect blend of wine, history, and nature.
Delight in a half-day tour amidst the scenic Sainte-Victoire Mountain, a muse for Cézanne. Journey through Côtes de Provence Sainte-Victoire vineyards, tasting exquisite wines amid breathtaking vistas, all chauffeured in comfort and guided by an English-speaking driver.
Visit 2 wine estates within Côtes de Provence, indulging in reds and rosés while immersing in terroir knowledge. Enjoy wine tastings amidst vineyards, with morning and afternoon tour options available for convenience.
Join a small group tour to Châteauneuf-du-Pape, experiencing its renowned red and white wines. Marvel at ancient castle remnants and enjoy panoramic views – sample wines at select village cellars, guided by English-speaking experts.
Discover Provence's highlights, including Châteauneuf-du-Pape and Luberon villages, aboard a comfortable minivan. Visit Gordes and Roussillon for medieval charm and panoramic views. Taste local wines at Châteauneuf-du-Pape vineyards, enriched with historical insights.
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Yes, it is encouraged that you support the wineries on your tour, so you are most welcome to purchase bottles of wine from the winery.
Chateau de Mazan and Chateau de la Gardin are some off-beat wineries you could consider visiting.
Yes, most of the vineyard tours are conducted on foot. While you can explore the vineyards at your own pace on a bicycle, note that this is not part of the tour.
There are numerous vineyard accommodation options such as Château Saint-Roux or Domaine de Fontenille you could explore. However, these are not part of the tour.
The summer seasons in Provence are bustling with wine events every day of the week, including tastings, wine and dine events, blind tasting workshops, and live music nights with wine pairings, to name a few.
Try pairing your wine with olives, Pissaladière (ancient pizza prototype) or cheese for a well-balanced flavor.
The wine tours are conducted by wine guides who work closely with the winemakers. However, if the winemakers are available and not too busy, except perhaps during the harvest season, you can request to meet them.
The best gift you could purchase would be a wine bottle unique to the Provence region, as each wine region in France has its unique flavour of red, white or rosé wine.
Yes, Provence is full of blind wine-tasting workshops, wine-blending workshops, and wine-making classes that you can attend.