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Marseille Food Tour: Vieux Port & Local Tastings with Guide★ 4.82 (639) · 3h 30m
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Chateauneuf du Pape: Private Wine Tour & Tastings from Avignon★ 4.98 (559) · 7h
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Avignon: Provence Villages, Pont du Gard & Lavender Abbey★ 4.78 (551) · 9h 30m
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Luberon Villages Half-Day Tour from Aix-en-Provence★ 4.88 (491) · 6h€ 105View ›
Marseille electric bike tour: Palais du Pharo & Notre-Dame★ 4.70 (367) · 2h–3h 30m€ 37View ›
Avignon & Provence: Pont du Gard, Roussillon & Sénanque Abbey★ 4.99 (364) · 9h 30m€ 145View ›
Marseille: Calanques Electric Bike Tour & Swim Break★ 4.64 (344) · 3h–4h€ 69View ›
Avignon food tour: Provençal tastings with local guide★ 4.87 (320) · 3h 30m€ 85View ›
Marseille Calanques: Electric Bike Tour, Swim & Seaside Lunch★ 4.75 (317) · 6h–7h€ 79View ›
Châteauneuf-du-Pape wine tour from Avignon: Small-group tasting★ 4.72 (305) · 5h€ 90View ›Top rated (10)
Aix-en-Provence: Walking History Tour, Market Tasting & CathedralYou’ll wander Aix-en-Provence’s sunlit avenues with a local guide, taste calisson at the morning market, hear stories of Cézanne and WWII survivors, and step inside the peaceful cathedral. Expect laughter, unexpected details, and maybe a new favorite sweet—all wrapped up in real city life.
Drive a Convertible to Cassis & Calanques from MarseilleThis shore excursion puts you behind the wheel of your own convertible—either a Volkswagen Beetle automatic or a Fiat 500 manual—and takes you from Marseille's cruise terminal through Cassis, along the Route des Crêtes, and into the Calanques National Park with a live guide. The guide leads the way in a support vehicle, choosing stops at Cap Canaille, Cassis port, the Calanque de Figuerolles and other coastal landmarks. Groups stay small: four passengers per car, with a maximum of 16 participants total. A valid driving licence from your home country is required.Is it for me?Choose the manual Fiat 500 if you're comfortable with a stick shift and want the full European driving experience; pick the automatic Beetle if you prefer to focus on the road and the scenery without managing the clutch on a winding coastal route. Either way, you're steering through the Calanques yourself instead of watching from a bus seat, which is what makes this different from a standard shore excursion.
Marseille Walking Tour: Le Panier, Notre Dame & Old Port ViewsYou’ll trace Marseille’s tangled history from La Major Cathedral through Le Panier’s colorful alleys, climb up to panoramic views at Notre-Dame de la Garde, and wander down to Vallon des Auffes with a local guide who shares stories along the way. Expect laughter, fresh sea air, and moments that stick with you long after you’ve left these sun-warmed streets.
Gorges du Loup Canyoning: Rappels & Slides near NiceYou spend a half-day learning to rappel, sliding down natural rock formations, and swimming in clear canyon pools in the Gorges du Loup, a 45-minute drive from Nice. All technical gear, instruction and shuttle transport are included, and every obstacle can be bypassed if you prefer to skip it. No experience required, and the route is designed to build confidence as you go.Is it for me?This suits anyone curious about canyoning but hesitant about jumping in deep — the proximity to the Riviera and the flexibility to skip any obstacle means you get to try something new without the commitment or the long travel day.
Luberon Day Trip from Avignon: 4 villages, one small groupYou visit four officially-listed beautiful villages in the Luberon valley in a single day: Fontaine de Vaucluse with its river spring, Gordes perched on a hillside with valley views, Roussillon with its ochre-painted houses and cliffs, and Ménerbes. Pickup from Avignon is included, the group stays under 8 passengers, and you get a longer lunch break in Roussillon to eat and explore at your own pace.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to see multiple Luberon villages in one day without renting a car or planning the route themselves — the fixed schedule and small group size mean you get personal attention and enough time in each place to actually wander, not just photograph the postcard view.
Marseille: Private French Pastry Class & Hands-On BakingYou’ll roll up your sleeves in a real Marseille kitchen for this private French pastry class — mixing dough, tasting fresh cream, sharing laughs with your host. Expect hands-on guidance, small group warmth, and plenty of coffee or tea as you learn classic techniques at your own pace.
Marseille Food Market Tour: Multicultural tastings from stationYou walk from the train station through La Canebière and neighborhood markets with a guide who knows the migration history and the best food stalls. Breakfast, lunch, snacks, and an apéro are included. The tour moves at a pace that lets you eat and listen, and you finish at a harbor bar where the city's working-class soul is still visible.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to understand Marseille's multicultural identity through food and history rather than just landmarks. The tour moves at a tasting pace with frequent stops, which is what makes it possible to eat and listen at the same time.
Avignon: Medieval Walking Tour & Palace of the Popes with Local GuideYou walk Avignon's medieval core with a local guide using audio headsets so everyone hears clearly. The tour covers the Palace of the Popes, the Cathedral, and two churches (depending on opening hours), with stories about the city's 14th-century papal history and hidden architectural details. The fixed route and timing mean you don't have to plan the stops yourself—just show up and walk.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want the main Avignon landmarks without arranging their own route and timing—the guide handles which churches are open and keeps the group moving at a steady pace through medieval streets.
eMTB tour Provence: Cézanne's Mont Sainte-VictoireAn eMTB tour through Provence's iconic Mont Sainte-Victoire landscapes, departing twice daily from Aix's historic center with a certified guide who tailors the pace to your cycling ability. The 3-hour ride covers approximately 25 km of rugged terrain with steep uphills and downhills, stopping at viewpoints for photos and rest. Modern electric mountain bikes are sized to fit you, and the guide speaks English or French.Is it for me?The guide conducts tours in English or French, so book this one if you're comfortable following commentary in either language. The eMTB motor makes steep terrain manageable for riders who aren't competitive cyclists but want to cover real distance and elevation — you control the pace on descents while the bike handles the climbs.
Aix-en-Provence: Côtes de Provence Wine Tasting & Luberon VillagesYou get picked up from your hotel, taste wines at two Côtes de Provence wineries, return to Aix for lunch, then spend the afternoon in Lourmarin, Roussillon and Gordes with free time in each village. Transport, tastings and a guide who knows where to stop are all included. Plan for a full day out — that's what fits everything in.Is it for me?A good fit if you want to taste Provence wines and see three famous villages in one day without driving or navigating yourself. The full-day structure is what makes both the morning tastings and the afternoon village time possible.
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Aix-en-Provence City Scavenger Hunt & Self-Guided WalkExplore Aix-en-Provence at your own pace with a self-guided scavenger hunt using your smartphone. Solve quirky riddles, snap creative photos, and stumble into hidden corners between famous sights like Place d’Albertas and Cathédrale Saint-Sauveur. With no time limit and instant app access after booking, you’ll find yourself noticing details—and moments—you might otherwise miss.
Marseille: Self-Guided Walking Tour & Scavenger HuntYou download an app, get a game code by text, and walk Marseille's old port, Panier and Fort Saint-Jean on your own schedule, solving riddles and photo tasks as you go. The route takes around two hours, your group competes on points, and you can stop, rest or reschedule if weather or energy dips. No guide, no fixed start time, just you and the city's stories.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to explore Marseille on your own terms without a guide's pace or a fixed start time, and you'd rather solve riddles than listen to a monologue. The app-led format means you're always moving toward something specific, but you're never rushed.
Avignon Walking Tour: Audioguide Palace of the PopesThis is a self-guided walking tour of Avignon using a smartphone audioguide app with 23 professional recordings, available in five languages, covering the city's medieval landmarks from the fortress walls to the Palace of the Popes and St. Benezet Bridge. Download the app once and use it for a year; the map works offline and you walk at your own pace without a guide or group. Minimum age is 14; the tour takes roughly 90 minutes but you can stretch it or break it up however you want.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to explore Avignon's main sights on your own schedule—the app lets you start whenever you want and pause at each landmark, rather than following a guide's pace or waiting for a group departure time.
Châteauneuf-du-Pape wine tasting & museum: 3 AOC winesYou spend your afternoon in the Brotte Wine Museum, moving through interactive exhibits about vines and the Rhône Valley's appellations with an audioguide, then sit down with a sommelier to taste three AOC Châteauneuf-du-Pape wines in a relaxed setting. The museum is wheelchair accessible, and the pace is entirely yours.Is it for me?Right for wine drinkers who want to understand the region and the family behind the bottles, not just taste them. The museum is self-paced, so you set the rhythm — whether you want a quick overview or a deep dive into the appellations.
Châteauneuf-du-Pape Wine Tasting: 5 Wines & SecretsMaison Brotte's prestige course combines a tasting of five wines with access to a museum dedicated to Châteauneuf-du-Pape winemaking and the Brotte family's heritage since 1931. Sommeliers lead the tasting; an audioguide in English, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian and five other languages walks you through the museum's vines, wine production and local history. The experience runs one to two hours and is wheelchair accessible throughout.Is it for me?Choose this if you want to understand Châteauneuf-du-Pape through one family's story rather than a broad survey—the museum and the tasting are built around each other, so the wines make sense and the history tastes like something real. The audioguide means you move at your own pace and hear it in your own language, which works whether you're alone or with someone who speaks differently.
Aix-en-Provence: Farmers Market Tour & Local Food ShoppingYou walk two of Aix's working farmers markets with a local guide who shows you what's in season, which vendors matter, and how to navigate the stalls like a resident. The tour customizes to your diet, includes coffee, and moves at a pace that lets you actually shop and eat, not just look. You leave knowing where to return and what to buy.Is it for me?Best for travelers who want to shop and eat like a local rather than follow a typical tour route, and for anyone with dietary needs or preferences that benefit from a guide who knows the vendors and can adapt on the spot.
Marseille: Calanques Hiking & Viewpoint Photography TourYou hike three calanques viewpoints in Marseille's national park with a local guide, starting at 8:55am at the park gates. The route includes a descent to Sugiton, a quieter inlet at Saint John of God, and a final scramble up Grande Candelle for panoramic views. Snacks are provided; the whole outing takes a few hours. Public transport connects you to the meeting point from the city center.Is it for me?Right for hikers with moderate fitness who want the main Calanques viewpoints in a few hours without navigating alone — the guide handles the route and timing, which is what makes three separate inlets possible in one morning.
Marseille: E-Bike Rental with Virtual Guide & Calanques RideYou’ll cruise Marseille’s lively streets and coastal roads on an easy-to-use e-bike with a virtual guide set up for you. Take in city sights like Le Panier and Notre Dame de la Garde without breaking a sweat, then ride out to Calanques for sea air and quiet coves. Expect small surprises—a friendly local’s wave or that first taste of salty wind—that stick with you long after.
Calanques National Park hike and swim with beach stopThis guided hike in Calanques National Park takes you through the protected landscape outside Marseille with a professional outdoor guide, then stops at a secluded beach for a swim before the crowds arrive. The route includes a Provençal snack with regional products and takes about four hours. Your guide speaks English or French and can share what makes Marseille itself a cosmopolitan city with many layers. Children from age 7 are welcome.Is it for me?This is a shared group hike with a guide who sets the pace and handles the route, so you don't navigate yourself or worry about finding the beach—you follow and swim. It suits anyone who wants the Calanques without the logistics of planning the walk, finding the safe entry point, or knowing which beach is worth the effort.
Electric Bike Tour Marseille: Sormiou Calanques in 3 HoursA 3-hour guided electric bike tour from Marseille to Sormiou Calanque in Calanques National Park, where you cycle along narrow inlets between steep limestone mountains and the Mediterranean. The electric motor handles the uphills, so you cover ground quickly without conventional bike effort. A professional guide leads in English, Spanish or French, and the morning departure works as a shore excursion.Is it for me?The electric motor means you cover steep terrain without conventional bike effort, so the pace stays steady even if you're not a strong climber—the ride is about the landscape and the route, not about proving fitness.
