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Médoc or Saint-Émilion Wine Tasting from Bordeaux★ 4.76 (1,501) · 4h 30m
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Saint-Emilion Day Trip from Bordeaux: Wine Tastings & Village Tour★ 4.85 (1,155) · 8h
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Saint Emilion: Wine Tasting & Medieval Village Half-Day from Bordeaux★ 4.65 (1,089) · 4h
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Saint-Émilion Wine Tour from Bordeaux: 2 Grand Crus & French Apéritif★ 4.90 (777) · 5h 30m€ 105View ›
Saint-Émilion: E-Bike Wine Tour & Medieval Village★ 4.96 (739) · 8h–9h€ 185View ›
Bordeaux Walking Tour: Grand Theatre, Grosse Cloche & Food Market★ 4.97 (708) · 2h–3h€ 99View ›
Bordeaux: Wine & Trade Museum Ticket with Tasting Experience★ 4.67 (620) · 1h–2h€ 12View ›
Bordeaux bike tour: Local guide, small group, 3 hours★ 4.93 (570) · 3h€ 36View ›
Bordeaux: St-Emilion & Médoc Day Trip with Wine Tastings & Lunch★ 4.94 (507) · 9h€ 195View ›
Bordeaux Food Tour: Wine, Cheese & Chocolate Walk★ 4.91 (471) · 3h 30m€ 85View ›Top rated (10)
Saint-Émilion Wine Tour by E-Bike: 10+ tastings with lunchThis e-bike wine tour in Saint-Émilion runs 7 to 8 hours from a 10:30am start, cycling through vineyards and villages with a professional English-speaking guide who shares local history and winemaking knowledge. You visit two chateaux—one family-run, one organic and over 400 years old—taste a minimum of 10 wines, eat French lunch in the château gardens with wine included, and finish at a wine merchant in the village for three more tastings. E-bikes make the hills manageable for all fitness levels, and the guide can recommend rare and aged vintages you can purchase and ship home.Is it for me?Book the shared group tour if you want to meet other wine travelers and split the cost; choose the private option if you're cycling with friends or family and want the guide's attention and stories to stay with your group.
Bordeaux Food Tour: Pastries, Wine & Chocolate TastingsYou’ll wander Bordeaux’s cobbled streets tasting cannelés near Saint-André Cathedral, sample local honey and charcuterie on Rue des Remparts, try gourmet chocolates by the opera house, then finish with regional wines in a cozy cellar. Expect laughter with your guide, unexpected flavors, and small moments that linger long after you leave.
Bordeaux bike tour: 13km route with local guide and tastingA guided bicycle tour of Bordeaux covering 13km of the city's neighborhoods and monuments, with a local English or French-speaking guide, beach cruiser bikes, helmets, water bottles and a local specialty tasting in the Public Garden. Groups stay under 10 people. Children from age 12 are welcome; e-bike options are available in both languages.Is it for me?Choose the e-bike option if you want to cover the 13 kilometers without tiring, or stick with the regular beach cruiser if you prefer a gentler pace through the neighborhoods — both follow the same route and include the tasting break. Groups stay under 10 people, so you're not cycling in a crowd.
Bordeaux: Graves & Saint-Emilion Wine Tour with 3 ChâteauxYou visit three working châteaux across Graves, Saint-Emilion, and Pomerol, tasting up to ten wines and learning what makes each region distinct. Lunch is a gourmet picnic at a family vineyard with wine included, and you get a guided walk through the medieval village of Saint-Emilion. An English-speaking guide handles all the driving and explains what you're tasting as you go, so you leave understanding Bordeaux instead of just having drunk it.Is it for me?Best for wine drinkers who want to understand Bordeaux's regions in one day without arranging transport, tastings, and timing themselves — the fixed itinerary and small group size mean you taste at three serious châteaux and still have time to walk the village without rushing.
Saint-Emilion: Electric Bike Wine Tour & Picnic LunchYou’ll pedal gently through Saint-Emilion’s vineyards on an electric bike with a small group and local guide. Taste wines at two family-run chateaux, enjoy a picnic lunch among the vines, then wander medieval streets for one last tasting in town. Expect laughter, real stories from locals, and moments you’ll want to hold onto long after you leave.
Saint Emilion: E-Bike Wine Tour & Picnic Lunch from BordeauxYou’ll pedal quiet vineyard roads on e-bikes with a small group, taste red wines at two family-owned chateaux in Saint Emilion, share a picnic lunch among the vines, and wander medieval streets with a local guide who brings stories to life. Expect laughter, crumbly cheese, and moments you’ll want to remember long after you’re back in Bordeaux.
Saint-Emilion & Pomerol Wine Tour: 2 Châteaux TastingsYou spend the day moving between two prestigious châteaux in Saint-Émilion and Pomerol, tasting wines at each one with a WSET expert who explains the winemaking process as you walk through cellars and vineyards. Lunch with local products is included, as is all transport and bottled water. Plan for a full day out — roughly seven hours — which is what lets you absorb two different appellations instead of rushing through one.Is it for me?A strong fit if you want to understand Bordeaux wine beyond tasting — the WSET guide and two-château format let you compare appellations and learn why they taste different. Expect a full day of walking, tasting, and travel between sites; that pace is what makes visiting two prestigious estates possible in one outing.
Bordeaux Old Town Food & Wine Tour with Local TastingsYou’ll wander through Bordeaux’s old town with a local food expert, tasting fresh pastries, charcuterie, and seasonal cheeses from beloved shops before sitting down for a generous wine pairing in a cozy cellar. Expect laughter, surprising facts about bread and cheese, and moments that stick with you long after you leave those cobblestones behind.
Saint-Emilion: Small Group Wine Tour & French Picnic LunchYou’ll wander vineyard lanes near Saint-Emilion, taste wines at two contrasting châteaux with local stories behind every glass, and share a French picnic lunch outdoors. Expect laughter over cheese and bread, quiet moments in medieval alleyways, and plenty of time to ask your guide anything about Bordeaux wines or village life.
Bordeaux: Food & Wine Tour with Artisan Tastings & SommelierYou’ll wander Bordeaux’s old town with a sommelier-guide, tasting family-made foie gras, charcuterie, and sweet canelés along medieval streets. Try your hand at wine & cheese pairing and swap stories with locals in cozy shops. Expect laughter, new flavors, and that feeling when you realize you’re eating like you belong here.
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2-hour walking tour Bordeaux: Cathedral, theatre, wineA 2-hour English-language walking tour of Bordeaux's historic center covers the Gothic cathedral, Grand Theatre, Porte Cailhau and Place de la Bourse with a live guide who shares the city's history and insider tips. The tour ends with a glass of Bordeaux wine at Couleurs du vin wine bar (closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays). You pay a reservation fee to secure your spot and tip the guide what you think the experience was worth—the operator suggests €15–25 per person.Is it for me?The tour moves at a walking pace for 2 hours through the city center, so it suits anyone comfortable on their feet for that stretch. If you want to skip the logistics of finding a wine bar and ordering on your own, the wine stop is built in—you just show up and collect it after the walk ends.
Bordeaux Walking Tour: Grand Theatre & Miroir d'EauYou walk through Bordeaux's UNESCO-listed centre with a local guide, visiting the Cathedral, Porte Cailhau, Place de la Bourse, and the Grand Théâtre across roughly three hours. The guide shares the city's Roman origins, medieval layers, and 18th-century transformation under urban planner Tourny, and all landmarks are viewed from outside so you avoid entry queues. Choose between a shared group tour (tips-based) or a private option.Is it for me?Book this if you want Bordeaux's main landmarks and their history without arranging your own route or worrying about monument opening hours — the guide handles the pacing and context, and viewing everything from outside means you move freely without queues.
Bayonne Ham Workshop: Learn Traditional Preparation & TasteA guided workshop at Pierre Ibaialde in Bayonne where you visit the salting room and dryer—the last two still operating in the city—and learn the full process of traditional ham preparation from raw meat through aging. The tour runs 45 minutes in French only, with a tasting of the house's own products at the end. Children from age 1 are welcome, and the salting room and dryer are reached by staircase on the building's second floor.Is it for me?Walk through the last working salting room and dryer in Bayonne to see ham preparation from raw meat to finished product, then taste the house's original creations.
Bordeaux: Outdoor Escape Game & Treasure Hunt Walking TourYou receive a mission from a digital character, then explore Bordeaux's historic center on foot, solving puzzles and hunting clues via a smartphone app with your team. The game adapts to two difficulty levels, and you move through the city at your own pace, checking in with the chatbot as you solve each riddle. You'll need one charged phone per team and a notebook—everything else is in the app.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to explore Bordeaux's old streets with a purpose—the escape game gives you a reason to look closely at the city instead of just walking through it, and your team solves the puzzles together rather than following a guide's commentary.
Saint-Emilion: Château Saint-Georges Tasting & Vineyard TourYou walk the vineyard on the Pavie hillside, learn how a 150-year-old family makes their wine from soil to cellar, and taste three Grand Cru vintages plus a bonus selection. The whole visit is on foot from the village, takes a few hours, and ends with wines you can actually buy to take home if they move you.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to understand how a wine is actually made rather than just taste it, and who prefers a family-run estate where the same people have been refining the same vineyard for generations. The short walk from the village means you don't need a driver or a tour bus to get there.
Saint-Emilion Grand Cru wine tasting: Two châteaux, three winesThis tour visits two classified Saint-Emilion Grand Cru estates—one traditional, one modern—with a live guide in English or French. You walk through the vat cellar and barrel cellar of each property, see the technical installations, and taste three wines in the tasting room overlooking the vineyard. The whole experience runs about an hour.Is it for me?At an hour long, this tour fits into a morning or early afternoon without swallowing your whole day—you see two different approaches to Saint-Emilion in one visit and still have time to explore the village or eat lunch afterward. If you want to spend longer in the region or visit more estates, look for a full-day option instead.
Dordogne Canoe from Vitrac: Castles & SwimmingYou paddle the Dordogne from Vitrac past châteaux and medieval villages, stopping to swim and picnic as you choose. The operator provides the canoe, paddle, life vest, guide map, and insurance — you just show up and push off. Trips range from half-day to multi-day, and the route works for any fitness level.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to see the Dordogne valley castles and villages without a bus or a fixed itinerary — the canoe gives you the route and the freedom to stop where you want, which is what makes a morning on the water feel like a day you planned yourself.
Bordeaux: Wine Tasting Class & Cheese Pairing in City CenterYou’ll join a relaxed group in central Bordeaux for a hands-on wine tasting class led by a friendly local expert. Taste three different wines paired with regional cheeses and charcuterie while learning simple tasting methods and stories behind each bottle. You’ll laugh, snack, ask questions—no prior knowledge needed—and walk away feeling connected to Bordeaux’s culture (and maybe slightly tipsy).
Bordeaux: Virtual Reality Team Experience & Escape GameYou and your team enter a collaborative virtual reality room and choose from five immersive scenarios — each one a puzzle that requires communication, quick thinking, and teamwork to solve. The experience lasts as long as the scenario takes, you get a team photo at the end, and you leave knowing whether you actually work well together under pressure or not.Is it for me?Book this if you want to test how your team actually works together under pressure in a setting that's completely different from everyday life — the immersive environment is what makes the challenge real.
Bordeaux Wine Tasting: 3 Terroirs at Le Pied à Terre CellarYou’ll step into a modern Bordeaux cellar for an intimate tasting led by someone who truly loves wine. Sample three carefully chosen bottles from different terroirs while snacking on Basque cheese and ham. Hear real stories behind each estate and learn pairing tips without any pressure — just genuine warmth and good conversation.
