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What can you expect on your Provence Day trip?

Explore the best of Provence with easily accessible day trips from Avignon, Marseille, and Nice -- all located within three hours' reach with transport options, making them popular day trip destinations. Explore medieval architecture, learn about winemaking, or experience the lavender landscapes (summer only). Wine and Roman heritage tours are available all year-round.

Let us tell you what makes Provence special.

Experience medieval history

  • Get skip-the-line entry to the Pont du Gard site, bypassing queues, and explore the engineering marvel of the Roman aqueduct, learning about its construction and historical significance.
  • Spend a full day exploring the best of Provence with ochre cliffs of Roussillon, the hilltop village of Gordes, and discover Roman ruins in Saint Rémy de Provence.
  • Wander through the medieval fortress village of Les Baux de Provence and explore the Alpilles mountains.
  • Learn more about the Mediterranean civilizations with skip-the-line ticket to the MuCEM in Marseille, and get insights into the region's diverse history and culture.

Taste the best of Provencal wines

  • Châteauneuf-du-Pape: Visit prestigious wineries on this full-day tour of Provence and learn about the winemaking process. Discover the unique terroir and grape varieties that contribute to the wine's character. Enjoy Châteauneuf-du-Pape wines, known for their rich flavors.
  • Aix-en-Provence (Côtes de Provence): Enjoy a scenic drive through the Sainte-Victoire Mountain region. Visit renowned vineyards in the Côtes de Provence area and savor a curated wine tasting of red and rosé wines native to this area.
  • Marseille (Bandol & Cassis): Visit the Bandol AOP wine region. Explore the medieval village of Le Castellet and enjoy bold flavored Bandol reds and Cassis whites.

Explore the lavender fields in season

Journey through Provence's iconic lavender fields from June to August -- the peak blooming season. Tours take place from Marseille, Avignon, and Aix-en-Provence.

  • Sault:
    - Blooming season: mid-July to mid-August.
  • Explore expansive lavender plateaus, perfect for scenic walks and photography.
  • Luberon:
    - Blooming season: late June to mid-July.
  • Wander through lavender fields amidst Provencal villages.
  • Valensole:
    - Blooming season: late June to mid-July.
  • Experience vast, seemingly endless lavender fields, paired with sunflower fields.

Discover the beauty of Provence

Lavender fields at Sault
Pont du Gard
Wine tasting at Châteauneuf-du-Pape

Frequently asked questions about day trips in Provence

How do I choose the right day trip for me?

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, consider a full-day tour to the vineyards of Chateauneuf du Pape, with wine tasting.

Are these day trips accessible for travelers with disabilities?

Since the tours are outdoors and on (mostly) uneven terrains, they are not accessible for travelers with disabilities.

Is transportation available to and from the starting point?

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.

Are there any age restrictions for day trips?

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.

Are meals included in the day trip or should I carry my own?

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.

How far in advance should I book a day 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).

Is there a time when no wine tastings are available?

Wine tastings are available throughout the year but they might be closed during the harvest season when the staff might be busy.

How much walking is involved in a typical Provence day trip?

A typical Provence day trip involves moderate walking, often encompassing 3-4 hours of actual walking time, through the vineyards and other attractions.

Do the tours include markets?

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).

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