Tourist Information Center, Provence
Meet your guide at the Tourist Information Center in Provence.
73 km
65 minutes
1
Les Baux-de-Provence
60 min
1 attractions
Tickets included
Begin your tour in the serene Alpille mountain range, located in the medieval village of Les Baux. Explore the ruins of the medieval fortress of Château des Baux-de-Provence.
Nearby things to do
40 km
45 minutes
2
Pont du Gard
60 min
Tickets included
At the Pont du Gard, you'll see the impressive Roman aqueduct, explore its history in the museum, and walk the surrounding trails. Visitors can also swim or picnic by the Gardon River.
25 km
35 minutes
3
Avignon
120 min
1 attractions
Tickets included
The adventure continues as you drive along the stunning Rhône River to Avignon, the 'City of Popes'. Wonder at the magnificent gothic-style palace and the Saint-Benezet Bridge, before you move on to celebrate a wine-making village.
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18 km
30 minutes
4
Châteauneuf-du-Pape
60 min
Tickets included
Savor the flavors of Châteauneuf-du-Pape. Visit renowned vineyards and their rustic cellars to taste a selection of Provencal wines.
92 km
80 minutes
5
Tourist Information Center, Provence
Explore Provence on an expert-led small-group tour (max. 8 guests) with free time at key historic and scenic stops.
Explore Provence on an expert-led small-group tour (max. 8 guests) with free time at key historic and scenic stops.
Inclusions
Explore Provence's highlights with a small group of 8, an expert bilingual guide, and return transfers.
Explore Provence's highlights with a small group of 8, an expert bilingual guide, and return transfers.
Inclusions
Discover the Cote de Provence region and Sainte-Victoire Mountain with a small group of 8.
Discover the Cote de Provence region and Sainte-Victoire Mountain with a small group of 8.
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Travel through Provence's picturesque villages, discover the Pont du Gard, and savor Châteauneuf-du-Pape wines on a guided small-group journey.
Travel through Provence's picturesque villages, discover the Pont du Gard, and savor Châteauneuf-du-Pape wines on a guided small-group journey.
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Discover the renowned wines of Châteauneuf-du-Pape and the Rhône Valley with a choice of morning or afternoon guided tours, from Avignon.
Discover the renowned wines of Châteauneuf-du-Pape and the Rhône Valley with a choice of morning or afternoon guided tours, from Avignon.
Inclusions
Discover the coastal wines of Bandol & Cassis with a full-day, small-group tour of 8.
Discover the coastal wines of Bandol & Cassis with a full-day, small-group tour of 8.
Inclusions
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Consider your interests, time availability, and your location. If you’re a history buff, book yourself a full-day tour that covers historic villages and landmarks in Provence such as Gordes and the Pont du Gard. If you're a wine connoisseur or enjoy an occasional glass of wine, all the full-day tours include a trip to the vineyards of Chateauneuf du Pape, with wine tasting.
Since the tours are outdoors and on (mostly) uneven terrains, they are not accessible for travelers with disabilities.
Yes, the transportation for all the day trip tours are round transfers (to and from the starting point). The starting point for tours from Avignon is from Avignon Tourist Office and for tours from Marseille, it is from the Radisson Blu Hotel.
Yes, children aged 3 years and under are not allowed on these day trips due to safety concerns. For tours that include wine tasting, the restriction is pregnant women and children under 18 years of age. However, they can ask for delicious in-house grape juice.
Since day trips are (mostly) outdoors, essentials include wearing comfortable (breathable fabric) clothing and shoes, sunscreen, a hat, sunglasses, and any personal items that you need during the day. Carry a valid ID proof and your ticket (this will be emailed to you).
No, meals are not included in the day trip. However, post/during the day trip (depending on the one that you are on), you can enjoy lunch at your own pace. The wine tour from Marseille has a lunch stop in the medieval village of Le Castellet.
While everything on the itinerary is included in your ticket price, anything additional like shopping and meals are additional costs from your own pocket. It's a good idea to budget for any extras you may want to enjoy during the trip.
It is recommended that you book your day trip at least 2 months in advance, when the booking opens. While some are seasonal day trips (lavender fields trip), some others (wine tours) are determined by peak tourist season (spring–March to April and fall–September to October).
Wine tastings are available throughout the year but they might be closed during the harvest season when the staff might be busy.
A typical Provence day trip involves moderate walking, often encompassing 3-4 hours of actual walking time, through the vineyards and other attractions.
Provence market tours often include visits to markets in towns like Saint-Rémy-de-Provence (Wednesday), Eygalières (Friday), Arles (Saturday), L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue (Sunday), and Gordes (Tuesday).