Meet your English speaking local guide

Today, we will come and pick you up at your accommodation in Nice. Meet your English speaking tour guide who will go over the itinerary and program of the day with you. Then, board your premium A/C vehicle and begin your private tour. Start to make your way to French Riviera and the principality of Monaco.

Visit the village of Eze

Hanging over the Sea, the Medieval village of Eze has retained all its charms throughout the centuries. From the ruins of its medieval fortress to its charming, narrow streets, the small village now attracts a multitude of artisans and artists.

Established in what used to be barns or sheepfolds, they definitely contribute to the local ambiance of this peaceful area. Celebrated for the calm that can be found here, numerous writers have also decided to settle down here, one of the most famous being Nietzsche who it is said to have written Thus Spoke Zarathustra in Eze. Visit the village and then discover the Fragonard perfume factory.

Optional visit of a Perfume factory

The famous perfume company Fragonard was established in 1926 by Eugène Fuchs who named his company after the 18th c. French Painter and to pay homage to the town of Grass (the French capital of perfumes) for having greeted the famed painter and his family.

During the visit, discover the manufacturing secrets of the products on a guided tour: perfumes, soaps and cosmetics developed from the best raw materials using an expertise which combines traditional methods and modern techniques.

A bit of History about Monaco

Historically, Monaco was part of France, but in 1215, it became a colony of Genoa (Italy) through a land grant from Emperor Henry VI. The Grimaldi family settled in Monaco in 1297 and ancestors of the family have controlled the principality for over 715 years now.

In 1419, the Grimaldi family acquired Monaco from the French ruling family of Aragon. Monaco has since been under Spanish, Italian and Sardinian protection. In 1793, French revolutionary troops captured Monaco, keeping it until 1814, when the Grimaldi family returned to power. Today, Monaco is governed by a constitutional monarchy, but is a protectorate of France.

In 1949, Prince Rainier III ascended to the throne of Monaco and married the beautiful American actress, Grace Kelly in 1956. Prince Rainier III played an important role in bringing economic prosperity to the area and his wife played a large part in promoting the arts and bringing glamour to the small nation. Together, they had three children, Caroline, Albert and Stephanie. 

Reach Monaco

After the visit of Eze, head towards Monaco and walk in the small streets of the old town. Your tour of Monaco will include the changing of the Guards that takes place just before midday (on the morning tour). You will also have the possibility of visiting the Neo Romanesque Cathedral as well as the Memorial dedicated to Princess Grace & Rainier of Monaco.

End the tour in Monte Carlo

Finally, end the tour in Monte-Carlo. Here you will discover the famous Old Monte Carlo Casino, the Hotel de Paris and Café de Paris, the beautiful Gardens not forgetting the Deluxe Boutiques. Upon arrival or departure, you will also have the opportunity to drive on the Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix race track. The drive back to Nice will also include the famous low coastal road.

Meet your English speaking local guide

Today, meet your English speaking tour guide who will go over the itinerary and program of the day with you. Then, board your comfortable premium air-conditioned vehicle and begin to make your way to delightful Saint Paul de Vence. Visit the village then head towards the Bellet wine region that is located close to Nice. Participate in a wine tasting session to find out about the local wines produced here. 

Visit the village of Saint Paul de Vence

Saint Paul de Vence is one of the numerous perched villages that are located in the Provence hinterland mountain range. Sheltered behind its ramparts and filled with art galleries, boutiques and sidewalk cafes it is a popular destination of the French Riviera. The village of St-Paul dates back to the 11th century and  it has kept its ramparts, guard’s way, canons and other such features.much to the delight of its visitors. 

The village is also very famous because of the large number of celebrities, painters or film producers who have come to appreciate the local light, the calm, the sea and peacefulness of the area. The beautiful landscapes surrounding St-Paul having inspired many an artist and an enclave of art galleries and museums can be found around the quaint cobbled streets. Picasso, Matisse, Chagall or Renoir are just but a few of those that have come to take advantage of this small paradise on earth to devote some time for their art work. 

On this small group tour from Nice, you will have time to explore this unique village and stroll through the narrow and picturesque streets from the Royale Gate to the Southern Gate to discover magnificent stone facades from the 16th and 17th centuries.

Provence wine tour in the Bellet Appellation

After the visit of St Paul de Vence, reach the Bellet wine region close to Nice. Located between 200 and 300m above sea level, on the slopes of the last foothills of the Alps, the Bellet appellation covers around 650 ha, 50h of which are in production. The vineyard is entirely located on the territory of the municipality of Nice, which is unique in France. 

It enjoys a great amount of sunshine (2700 hours per year), beneficial rains (838 mm per year) and a microclimate due to the altitude and the winds (Mistral and Tramontane) blowing almost continuously in the Var valley. 

The vines are rooted in narrow planks called “Restanques”, made up of rolled pebbles, mixed with a clear compact sand (“Poudingue”). These excellent conditions combined favor the expression and full maturity of the grapes in the harmony of the different wines of Nice.

There are only 10 wineries that still make wines today. They are certified or in the process of conversion to organic agriculture, most of the appellation having resolutely opted for sustainable agriculture.

The wines of the Bellet appellation

The appellation decree authorizes a certain number of grape varieties for the A.O.P. Bellet. For white wines: Rolle, a typical Mediterranean variety, and primary grape variety of white wines from the appellation (80 to 90%), and Chardonnay. 

For red and rosé wines: Folle Noire (named for its very capricious yield from one year to another), Braquet (which is also the name of an old local family), Grenache and Cinsault.

Upon arrival, learn about this very confidential appellation that is little known even to the French. Most wineries being located over the city of Nice, have a stunning view over the French Riviera. After a short introduction of the history of the winery and the wine making process, it will be time to begin your commented wine tasting. Discover unusual grape varieties such as Rolle that is used for the white wines and Folle Noire (Crazy Black) or Braquet very local grapes used for red wines and rosé. 

After the visit and wine tasting session, it will be time to make our way back to Nice and that will be the end of our services.

On this full day tour departing from Nice come and discover the amazing landscapes, villages and towns of the French Riviera hinterland. 

Begin your day with Glamorous Cannes

Embellished by Palm trees and fine sandy beaches, famous cafés, elegant shops and deluxe hotels have made Cannes one of the most famous cities of the French Riviera. Of course, the film festival is of world reputation so you will have the opportunity to see where it all takes place towards the Conference center. For the most, your time here will be spent discovering the town and enjoying great shopping possibilities.

Visit Grasse, perfume Capital of France

In the morning depart for world famous town of Grasse, coined the capital of Perfumes. Situated on a slope in a natural amphitheater in the lower Alps, Grasse is a world leader in the production of natural fragrances for the perfume industry and of flavourings for food manufacturers. The perfume industry, although largely controlled by multinational groups, dominates the local economy. 

Roses, jasmine, and other flowers, as well as bitter orange blossom, from which the perfumes are distilled, are cultivated in the close vicinity of the town. Here, participate in a guided visit of the Fragonard perfume factory to discover all the secrets behind perfume making.

Visit the Village of Gourdon

Then reach the village of Gourdon that sits on the edge of a Rocky Spur above the River Loup. The village is dotted with tiny shops but is also home to one of the most famous Candy making Factory named Florian. After some time in the village, we will drive along the Loup River through the countryside to discover some places that are a heaven of quietness.

Visit Saint Paul de Vence

In the afternoon, stop in medieval Saint Paul de Vence, sheltered behind its ramparts and filled with art galleries, boutiques and sidewalk cafes. The village of St-Paul dates back to the 11th century and traces of its history still remain much to the delight of its visitors. It is a village well known for its artistic heritage, the beautiful landscapes surrounding St-Paul having inspired many artists and an enclave of art galleries and museums can be found around the quaint cobbled streets. 

After your visit, return to Nice.

In a typically Mediterranean landscape, wander around the lagoon and visit the vineyards of Picpoul de Pinet and Grès de Montpellier. We will then taste some fresh oysters of the Thau lagoon.

Meet your English speaking local guide guide

Meet your guide who will go over the itinerary and program of this small group half day languedoc wine & food tour with you. Then board your premium A/C vehicle and begin to make your way to the Thau lagoon for your oyster tour & tasting session.

Etang de Thau

The "oyster of Bouzigues", with its marbled shell, very serrated, and its iodized freshness enhanced with a hint of hazelnut, is a delight for the palate. After a short drive, we will reach the lagoon side, direction Mèze, Bouzigues or Marseillan, where a plate of oysters awaits, before an iodized visit of the oyster beds.

The absence of tides in the Mediterranean has imposed specific techniques: suspended farming using "tables" made up of rails supporting cross-beams and poles. Learn about this little known production and enjoy oysters that may still be in the water at the beginning of your visit.

Picpoul de Pinet Wine

The AOC Languedoc Picpoul de Pinet vineyards cover some 1400 hectares (3000 acres) around the Thau lagoon to the west of the Mediterranean Golfe de Lyon. It forms a triangle bounded by Agde, Pézenas and Sète and is the largest white wine producing area of the Languedoc. One of the oldest Languedoc grapes, the famous Picpoul de Pinet has been growing near the Thau Lagoon for centuries.

White is the most common, though both blush and black grapes are to be found. Picpoul de Pinet is not only splendid with seafood and shellfish as well as other traditional Mediterranean dishes, but also with cheese and chocolate. It’s best drunk young and cool.

The Montpellier Follies

All around Montpellier, between the 17th and 19th centuries, investors of the time built large domaines, hoping to make their fortunes through wine-making. Hence beautiful residences , some inspired by Venetian villas, came into being. They became known as « follies ». Two of them still remain, headed up by wine-makers of the Grés de Montpellier Languedoc Roussillon appellation. 

Begin your wine tour and visit a magnificent wine estate, its Renaissance-style castle backed by its 11th century chapel and nestled in a lush garden. You will also visit the vinification cellar and the oak barrel cellar before tasting their range of white, red and rosé wines. After the visit & wine tasting session we will return to Montpellier and that will be the end of this half day tour.

During this half day tour you will discover the Languedoc countryside while driving through gentle hills, vineyards and olive trees. 

Meet your English speaking local guide

In the morning, meet your guide on the Esplanade of Europe in Montpellier. She / he will go over the itinerary and program with you. Board your premium A/C minivan to reach the foothills of the Larzac plateau where you will make a first stop in a family run winery. 

The Languedoc wine region

Enjoy a fun & informative Languedoc Wine Tour in France's largest wine region. For many years, the Languedoc wines were mostly synonymous to quantity rather than quality. With time, customers frowned upon low quality wines and this huge French wine region had to rethink its business model.

For 30 years now, the great majority of wine growers have made a considerable effort to restructure the vineyards in order to increase the quality and authenticity of the local wines and take into consideration the will of more demanding customers.

The Languedoc AOC regional appellation was created in 2007 and it helped redefine the quality of all the appellations within a regional framework. Among these AOC's the Crus du Languedoc include the greatest appellations of which the Terrasses du Larzac and Pic Saint Loup wine producing regions.

Commented visit & wine tasting

You’ll start by discovering a traditional wine estate and learning everything about the production, vinification and tasting of wine in the Languedoc region with a short wine tasting workshop. 

Olive Oil tasting

Meet your English speaking local guide

This afternoon, meet your local guide who is an expert in Languedoc wines and who will go over the itinerary and program of the day with you. Board your premium A/C minivan, and begin to make your way towards the Pic Saint Loup Wine producing region.

Reach the Pic Saint Loup Wine Region

20km north of Montpellier, the Pic Saint-Loup and Hortus Causse form a picturesque and geologically surprising landscape that has become a favourite for hiking around Montpellier. Located between the Mediterranean and the Cevennes, this legendary valley is home to one of the most interesting Languedoc terroirs.

Visit and Wine Tasting in two Wineries

Your small group half day languedoc wine tour includes the visit of two wineries. During the winery tours, experience commented wine tasting sessions so as to better understand the types of wines that are made in the area. During the visits, you'll learn all about wine, from the working of the vines to vinification and aging.

You will also learn about the type of grape varieties that are used and be introduced to the notion of Biodynamic wine making. A large majority of wineries of the area have also decided to produce only organic wines.

More information about Pic Saint Loup Vineyard

The Pic Saint-Loup wine growing region extends from the first Cévennes foothills in the Garrigues area north of Montpellier and about 30 kms from the Mediterranean coast. Anchored in a landscape shaped by the natural and legendary sculptures of Pic Saint Loup and Causse de l'Hortus, this little piece of Languedoc has all the advantages of a great terroir.

The main grape varieties that are used here include Shiraz, Grenache and Mourvèdre that are common grapes used in the Languedoc wine producing region. Originally Grenache used to be the main grape but today Syrah has replaced it. This particular grape variety has found its terroir of predilection in Pic Saint Loup.

The wines of Pic Saint Loup include red and rosé wines. 90% of the production is red wine that benefits from the aromatic freshness of the garrigue, with notes of thyme, bay leaves, rosemary, cade, menthol, associated with aromas of red and black berries. The finesse of the tannins and the freshness offer balanced and elegant wines.

The Languedoc region, located in southern France, is renowned for its stunning "Follies" châteaux and world-class wines. If you're in Montpellier and want to experience the best of what Languedoc has to offer, a half-day tour of the region's "Folies" and wineries is a must.

Pick up in centrally located meeting point in Montpellier

In the afternoon, we will come and pick you up at a dedicated meeting point in Montpellier. Meet your guide who will go over the itinerary and program of the tour with you. Begin with a comfortable ride in a premium vehicle from Montpellier to the heart of the Languedoc wine region, where you'll visit some of the region's most picturesque châteaux. Folies Chateaux are a group of ornamental or whimsical chateaux built in the 18th and 19th centuries and were intended to be purely decorative and serve as a symbol of wealth and extravagance. Today, most of them have also become wineries.

Your tour this afternoon will include a visit of 2 beautiful châteaux producing wines around Montpellier. You will get to know their story and taste their excellent range of wines. During the tour, you'll also have the opportunity to take in the breathtaking scenery of the Languedoc region, with its rolling hills and picturesque vineyards. Your knowledgeable guide will be on hand to answer any questions you have about the region's history, culture, and wine industry.

At the end of the tour, you'll be driven back to Montpellier, with memories of a truly unforgettable day exploring the best of Languedoc's châteaux and wines.

Meet your English speaking local guide

Today, we will come and pick you up at your accommodation in Cannes. Meet your English speaking tour guide who will go over the itinerary and program of the day with you. Then, board your premium A/C vehicle and begin your private tour. Start to make your way to French Riviera and the principality of Monaco.

Visit the village of Eze

Hanging over the Sea, the Medieval village of Eze has retained all its charms throughout the centuries. From the ruins of its medieval fortress to its charming, narrow streets, the small village now attracts a multitude of artisans and artists.

Established in what used to be barns or sheepfolds, they definitely contribute to the local ambiance of this peaceful area. Celebrated for the calm that can be found here, numerous writers have also decided to settle down here, one of the most famous being Nietzsche who it is said to have written Thus Spoke Zarathustra in Eze. Visit the village and then discover the Fragonard perfume factory.

Optional visit of a Perfume factory

The famous perfume company Fragonard was established in 1926 by Eugène Fuchs who named his company after the 18th c. French Painter and to pay homage to the town of Grass (the French capital of perfumes) for having greeted the famed painter and his family.

During the visit, discover the manufacturing secrets of the products on a guided tour: perfumes, soaps and cosmetics developed from the best raw materials using an expertise which combines traditional methods and modern techniques.

A bit of History about Monaco

Historically, Monaco was part of France, but in 1215, it became a colony of Genoa (Italy) through a land grant from Emperor Henry VI. The Grimaldi family settled in Monaco in 1297 and ancestors of the family have controlled the principality for over 715 years now.

In 1419, the Grimaldi family acquired Monaco from the French ruling family of Aragon. Monaco has since been under Spanish, Italian and Sardinian protection. In 1793, French revolutionary troops captured Monaco, keeping it until 1814, when the Grimaldi family returned to power. Today, Monaco is governed by a constitutional monarchy, but is a protectorate of France.

In 1949, Prince Rainier III ascended to the throne of Monaco and married the beautiful American actress, Grace Kelly in 1956. Prince Rainier III played an important role in bringing economic prosperity to the area and his wife played a large part in promoting the arts and bringing glamour to the small nation. Together, they had three children, Caroline, Albert and Stephanie. 

Reach Monaco

After the visit of Eze, head towards Monaco and walk in the small streets of the old town. Your tour of Monaco will include the changing of the Guards that takes place just before midday (on the morning tour). You will also have the possibility of visiting the Neo Romanesque Cathedral as well as the Memorial dedicated to Princess Grace & Rainier of Monaco.

End the tour in Monte Carlo

Finally, end the tour in Monte-Carlo. Here you will discover the famous Old Monte Carlo Casino, the Hotel de Paris and Café de Paris, the beautiful Gardens not forgetting the Deluxe Boutiques. Upon arrival or departure, you will also have the opportunity to drive on the Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix race track. The drive back to Nice will also include the famous low coastal road.

Welcome to the enchanting Beaujolais wine region, often likened to the "French Tuscany," where the golden stone architecture basks in the radiant sunlight, creating a mesmerizing atmosphere. As you embark on this journey, you will discover the hidden gems nestled amidst the verdant vineyards, showcasing the unique terroir that shapes the extraordinary Beaujolais wines.

Renowned for their fruity and vivacious character, Beaujolais wines are a true delight for the senses. The vineyards of Beaujolais, primarily cultivated with Gamay grape variety, flourish on the limestone-rich soil adorned with iron oxide, which lends a distinctive touch to the wines. This mineral-rich composition bestows a captivating complexity and a remarkable capacity to reflect light, making each sip an experience to cherish.

Our tour commences in the heart of the golden stones, a radiant landscape steeped in history and tradition. Here, we unravel the secrets behind the vineyard's origin and typology, shedding light on the meticulous craftsmanship that goes into producing these gourmet and fruity wines. As you delve into the narrative, your palate will be tantalized with a tasting that exemplifies the essence of Beaujolais.

Continuing our voyage through this picturesque region, we traverse charming villages, where time seems to stand still amid the sprawling vineyards. At two carefully selected local wineries, you will have the privilege of meeting passionate winemakers who pour their heart and soul into every bottle. Immerse yourself in the warm and convivial ambiance, engaging in conversations that reveal the dedication and craftsmanship behind each wine. Indulge in a delightful array of red wines, which exemplify the quintessential Beaujolais style, and perhaps explore the hidden gems of white and rosé varietals, showcasing the region's versatility.

This tour serves as a gateway to the enchanting world of Beaujolais wines, leaving you with a deep appreciation for their heritage and an insatiable desire to explore further. The captivating landscapes, warm hospitality, and the inherent charm of Beaujolais will undoubtedly leave an indelible mark on your wine-loving soul. Join us on this unforgettable journey and unlock the true essence of Beaujolais wines, where every glass tells a captivating story.

The Beaujolais wine region is renowned for its distinct and vibrant red wines, primarily crafted from the Gamay grape variety. As you traverse the undulating hills and picturesque vineyards, you'll witness firsthand the unique terroir that bestows upon these wines their singular character. 

The region's granitic soils, combined with a favorable continental climate, create an ideal environment for the Gamay grape to flourish. The result is wines that exude a beautiful balance of fruitiness, freshness, and delicate tannins.

Depart from Lyon for your Beaujolais wine tour

Embark on an extraordinary wine journey commencing in the picturesque village of Ampuis, the revered birthplace of Côte-Rôtie AOC. Discover the enchanting slopes of one of France's oldest vineyards, where the sun caresses the vines with perfect precision. Delve into the captivating narrative of the region's diverse and bountiful terroir, as you soak in the breathtaking panorama that unfolds before you—the Rhône Valley, unfurling majestically southward, leading you to the heart of the Saint Joseph appellation in the distance.

Reach the Condrieu wine region

Venture southward to the revered wine region of Condrieu, renowned for its exquisite white wines. Indulge in the captivating allure of the intensely aromatic Viognier, where it truly unveils its fullest expression. Here, amidst this renowned terroir, savor the opportunity to relish the luscious and velvety essence of the Syrah grape, which flourishes harmoniously in the pristine landscapes of the Northern Côtes du Rhône. Immersed in the ambiance of a distinguished wineries, you will come to appreciate how the confluence of terroir, grape varietals, and the vintner's craftsmanship culminate in the creation of truly exceptional wines.

Prepare to be captivated by the symphony of flavors as you bask in the extraordinary intensity of the aromatic Viognier and indulge in the luscious and silky notes of the Syrah grape, in their purest form, nurtured by their authentic terroir. Book your Beaujolais wine tour half day trip from Lyon now!

Depart from Lyon

Embark on an unforgettable wine journey, beginning in the scenic Golden Stones area of southern Beaujolais. Marvel at the limestone-rich soil with hints of iron oxide, nurturing the vines of AOC Beaujolais. Explore charming villages nestled amidst rolling hills and vineyards before immersing yourself in the warm embrace of a local wine estate. Indulge in a delightful array of reds, whites, and rosés, all expertly crafted by passionate winemakers.

Free time for lunch

Savor a delectable lunch (at own expense) at a local restaurant before venturing north to the illustrious 'Crus' route. 

Discover the Crus of Beaujolais

The Crus of Beaujolais are a collection of ten esteemed appellations within the Beaujolais wine region, each boasting its own distinctive character and exceptional quality. These Crus are renowned for producing some of the most revered and sought-after wines in the area.

The ten Crus of Beaujolais are: Saint-Amour, Juliénas, Chénas, Moulin-à-Vent, Fleurie, Chiroubles, Morgon, Régnié, Brouilly, and Côte de Brouilly. Each Cru has its own unique terroir, influenced by variations in soil composition, elevation, and microclimates, resulting in wines with distinct personalities.

Saint-Amour, the northernmost Cru, captivates with its elegant and romantic wines. Juliénas, named after the nearby village, produces robust and structured wines known for their aging potential. Chénas offers wines that are powerful yet refined, while Moulin-à-Vent, often referred to as the "King of Beaujolais," produces wines with exceptional structure, complexity, and longevity.

Fleurie is celebrated for its floral and aromatic wines, while Chiroubles showcases wines with finesse and charm. Morgon, known for its full-bodied and expressive wines, exhibits flavors of ripe berries and rich earthiness. Régnié, the youngest of the Crus, produces vibrant and approachable wines with youthful exuberance.

Brouilly, the largest and most renowned Cru, crafts wines that are fruity, balanced, and highly enjoyable. Lastly, Côte de Brouilly, located on the slopes of an extinct volcano, produces wines with depth, minerality, and a unique volcanic touch.

Exploring the Crus of Beaujolais is a journey of discovery, where wine enthusiasts can delve into the nuances of terroir, taste the diverse expressions of the Gamay grape, and appreciate the artistry of skilled winemakers. From elegant and delicate to bold and powerful, the Crus of Beaujolais offer a captivating range of flavors, aromas, and textures.

Wine tasting in the Crus of Beaujolais

Witness the diverse landscapes that enrich this terroir, as you encounter the ten distinct Crus, each with its own captivating allure and unique flavor profile. Prepare to be amazed as you sample a variety of Crus side by side, discovering the surprising nuances that set them apart. The journey continues with a visit to another enchanting winery, where you'll relish wines boasting a beautiful red cherry hue and tantalizing notes of redcurrant, blackberry, and raspberry.

Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of Beaujolais, where unforgettable landscapes, welcoming winemakers, and extraordinary wines converge. Join us on this remarkable tour, and let your senses be captivated by the richness and diversity that define this renowned wine region.

After your afternoon wine tasting session, we will return to Lyon.

Embark on an unforgettable full-day Rhône Valley wine tour from Lyon, focusing exclusively on the captivating vineyards of the Northern Rhône Valley. Renowned for producing exceptional wines, this region is a haven for wine enthusiasts seeking to explore its renowned appellations and distinctive terroirs.

Your adventure begins as you venture south to the prestigious Côte-Rôtie vineyards, known for their elegant and aromatic red wines. Wander through the meticulously tended vines, admiring the steep hillsides and picturesque views of the Rhône Valley that surround you. Gain insights into the unique characteristics of Côte-Rôtie wines as our knowledgeable guide reveals the secrets behind their esteemed reputation.

At a local winery, indulge in an extraordinary tasting experience, sampling 5 or 6 different wine varieties that showcase the nuanced flavors and complexities of the region. Delight in the distinct profiles of Saint-Joseph, Condrieu, and the legendary Côte-Rôtie AOC wines, appreciating the craftsmanship that goes into creating these exceptional vintages.

After savoring the flavors of the morning, treat your palate to a delectable lunch (at own expense) at a carefully selected local restaurant. Immerse yourself in the gastronomic delights of the region, enjoying dishes that harmoniously pair with the wines you have encountered.

In the afternoon, your wine journey continues as you travel to the legendary vines of Hermitage, a revered appellation known for its powerful red wines. Marvel at the breathtaking views from the Hermitage hill Belvedere, where vineyards cascade down the slopes towards the Rhône River. Learn about the unique terroir that imparts distinctive red fruit and wild flower aromas to Hermitage wines, making them truly exceptional.

Enter a local winery and indulge in a delightful tasting session, experiencing the rich flavors of Côtes du Rhône wine varieties. Savor the complexity and finesse of Hermitage and Crozes-Hermitage AOC wines, discovering firsthand what makes them coveted by wine connoisseurs worldwide. Allow yourself to be transported by the sensory journey offered by these remarkable wines.

Throughout the tour, you'll travel in a comfortable mini van, accompanied by a knowledgeable driver guide who will share insights into the region's wine heritage and answer any questions you may have. Immerse yourself in the rich history, stunning landscapes, and exceptional wines of the Northern Rhône Valley on this comprehensive wine tour.

Book your Rhône Valley wine adventure today and let us guide you through an unforgettable exploration of the renowned appellations and captivating flavors that await in this remarkable wine region. Raise your glass and toast to an unparalleled wine-tasting experience in the Northern Rhône Valley. Cheers!

Embark on an extraordinary culinary journey with our Lyon Gourmet Food Tour in the Historical District. Immerse yourself in the tantalizing flavors and rich gastronomic heritage of Lyon, the gastronomic capital of France. Indulge in a delightful exploration of traditional Lyonnaise cuisine, savoring mouthwatering local dishes.

Wander through the charming streets of the Historical District, where renowned bouchons (traditional Lyon restaurants) await your taste buds. Satisfy your sweet tooth with heavenly pastries, including the iconic tarte aux pralines and decadent chocolate delights.

Our expert local guide will share fascinating insights into Lyon's culinary traditions, revealing the secrets behind the city's world-class cuisine. Learn about the origins of Lyon's famous food markets, Les Halles de Lyon, and discover the finest regional ingredients that make Lyon's dishes truly exceptional.

This foodie adventure is a perfect blend of gastronomy, culture, and history. As you navigate through the Historical District on our Lyon Gourmet Food Tour, you'll have the opportunity to explore the hidden gems of the city - the traboules. These secret passageways, dating back to the Renaissance era, are a testament to Lyon's unique architectural heritage. Follow your guide who will unveil their fascinating history and reveal hidden courtyards and charming artisanal shops tucked away from the bustling streets.

Whether you're a passionate food lover or a curious traveler, our Lyon Gourmet Food Tour promises an unforgettable experience. Book now and treat yourself to a sensory feast that will leave you craving for more. Discover Lyon's culinary wonders with us!