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Bordeaux: Wine Tasting with Cheese & Charcuterie in BastideYou’ll join local wine experts in Bordeaux’s Bastide district for a relaxed tasting of six wines paired with regional cheeses and charcuterie. Expect friendly guidance through left bank vs right bank flavors, hands-on pairing tips, and time to chat in a cozy stone-walled room or private courtyard. It’s less formal class than shared table — you’ll leave with new favorites (and maybe some notes for home).
Bordeaux: Private Walking Tour & Natural Wine GlassYou’ll wander Bordeaux’s historic heart with a private guide, from Gothic cathedrals to sunlit squares and secret corners most tourists miss. Try your hand at local words (with laughter), soak up stories behind every monument, and finish with a glass of natural Bordeaux wine — slow down and let the city surprise you.
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: Wine & Cheese Tasting Walking Tour ChartronsYou’ll wander historic Chartrons with a local sommelier, hear stories of Bordeaux’s wine trade by the Garonne river, and taste four unique Bordeaux wines paired with cheeses in a cozy bar. Alongside practical tips for reading labels or choosing bottles, you’ll get genuine moments of laughter and connection — plus memories that linger long after the last sip.
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.
Bordeaux Food Tour: Gourmet Street Eats & Local TastingsYou’ll taste your way through Bordeaux’s best street eats — from fresh oysters by the river to gooey cannelés and local charcuterie — all guided by someone who actually lives here. Expect laughter, new friends, and plenty of surprises packed into every stop. If you want a day trip in Bordeaux that feels like hanging out with locals (and eating very well), this is it.
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.
Saint-Emilion Wine Tasting from Bordeaux: Grand Cru tastingsYou get picked up from central Bordeaux, driven to Saint-Emilion, and guided through tastings at two Grand Cru châteaux before walking the medieval village's cobbled streets with someone who knows the place. Transport, both winery visits, and a local English-speaking guide are included. The small group size and morning timing mean you avoid the afternoon crowds and still make it back to the city by lunchtime.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste wine at two serious châteaux and see the UNESCO village without arranging transport, timing two separate winery visits, or navigating the cobblestones alone—the guide and the fixed schedule handle all three, and the small group size keeps it intimate enough to ask real questions.
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: Wine Tasting Class & St-Emilion Château TourYou taste 11 wines across two sessions—one in a Bordeaux tasting room, one at a classified château in St-Emilion. A guide leads you through the blending workshop, then the village on foot, while minivan transport and lunch timing are already arranged. You avoid the logistics of finding a winery, driving between stops, and figuring out which château is worth the detour.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste serious Bordeaux wines without arranging transport between wineries or deciding which château to visit—the itinerary handles both, and the small-group size means you're not lost in a crowd of thirty.
Saint-Émilion: Châteaux Wine Tastings & Lunch from BordeauxYou’ll wander Saint-Émilion’s medieval streets with a local guide, taste eight Bordeaux wines across three châteaux, and share a relaxed picnic lunch among the vines. Expect laughter over cheese platters, stories from winemakers, and moments of quiet beauty in ancient cellars—a day that lingers long after you’re back in Bordeaux.
Bordeaux: Award-Winning Boulangeries & Cathedral Food TourYou walk through five award-winning Bordeaux boulangeries across different neighborhoods, tasting pastries and lunch at each stop while learning the history of the Basilica of St. Michael, Grosse Cloche, Porte Cailhau, Saint-Seurin Basilica, and Bordeaux Cathedral. All tastings, lunch, and one drink per stop are included, so you arrive hungry and leave full.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat your way through Bordeaux's best bakeries while learning the city's history from someone who knows which corners matter — the fixed stops and included tastings mean you don't have to choose between a bakery crawl and a walking tour.
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.
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.
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.
Bordeaux: City Bike Tour with UNESCO Sights & Local StopsYou’ll pedal through Bordeaux’s UNESCO-listed center with a local guide, stopping at Saint André Cathedral, Grosse Cloche, Darwin’s creative hub, and the Roman Palais Gallien. Expect small surprises—like fresh bakery smells or street art—and moments where history feels close enough to touch. This is how you really feel the city.
Bordeaux: Pessac-Léognan Wine Tasting & Château TourYou get picked up from your Bordeaux hotel, driven to Château Luchey-Halde in the Pessac-Léognan region, and spend ninety minutes inside the winery tasting three wines while a local guide explains the vineyard and barrel cellars. Transport, tastings, and expert commentary are included; you're back in the city by early afternoon.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to taste real Pessac-Léognan wines without spending a full day away from Bordeaux—the short drive and fixed two-hour window mean you get the cellar and the tasting without the commitment.
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.
Bordeaux Margaux: Half-Day Wine Tour with Tastings & Chateau VisitsYou’ll ride from Bordeaux into Margaux’s famous vineyards, taste Grand Cru wines at two châteaux, chat with passionate locals, and pause for photos at Château Margaux itself. With a small group and a guide who makes wine talk easy, you’ll get real insight into what makes this region special—plus plenty of time to savor each glass.
Saint-Emilion & Bordeaux Wine Tasting: Half-Day Château TourYou travel by air-conditioned van from central Bordeaux to the medieval UNESCO village of Saint-Emilion, walk the steep alleys with an expert guide, then visit a Grand Cru château for a three-wine tasting paired with local charcuterie and cheese. The guide explains the appellation's grape varieties, winemaking techniques, and aging process throughout. You're back in Bordeaux by late afternoon without arranging transport or choosing between châteaux yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste Saint-Emilion wines and see the village without renting a car or deciding which château to visit — the small-group format and fixed itinerary mean you spend your afternoon tasting and learning instead of planning logistics.
