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Luberon, Roussillon & Gordes: Half-Day Small Group TourYou’ll wind through Luberon’s hills with a small group and local guide, pausing at Gordes’ stone terraces, feeling the cool hush inside Sénanque Abbey, then wandering Roussillon’s ochre lanes where colors stick to your shoes. Expect real moments — laughter over coffee, quiet views — plus pickup from Avignon and bottled water included.
Nîmes, Uzès & Pont du Gard tour: Roman sites day tripThis full-day guided tour from Avignon visits the best-preserved Roman sites in Provence: the Maison Carrée temple and Arena of Nîmes, the medieval town of Uzès with its ducal castle and Fenestrelle tower, and the Pont du Gard aqueduct. A professional guide leads a small group by air-conditioned minivan, with entry to Pont du Gard included, a lunch break in Uzès, and bottled water throughout the day. The tour runs nine and a half hours and operates in English or French.Is it for me?Small groups work well here because the guide can move at a pace that lets you linger at each site without rushing—an hour in the Arena, time to walk Uzès on foot, and a proper look at the Pont du Gard. If you want to see multiple Roman landmarks in one day without driving yourself or juggling separate tickets and schedules, this tour holds it all together.
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.
Afternoon Wine Tour to Châteauneuf-du-Pape from AvignonThis afternoon wine tour from Avignon takes you to Châteauneuf-du-Pape for tastings at two different wineries in the medieval village, with an air-conditioned minivan and guide included. The 13 grape varieties grown here produce complex reds and elegant whites; you'll visit a panoramic viewpoint overlooking the village and its surrounding vineyard. Tours run four hours total and operate in English or French, with seasonal schedule adjustments November through March based on winery hours.Is it for me?Spend an afternoon tasting two of Châteauneuf-du-Pape's complex reds and elegant whites in the medieval village beneath the Pope's ruined summer residence, then return to Avignon.
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.
Avignon: Châteauneuf-du-Pape Wine Tasting & Luberon VillagesYou'll taste wine at two Châteauneuf-du-Pape wineries, spend free time in the ochre-colored village of Roussillon and the hilltop town of Gordes, and see the Luberon landscape from a panorama viewpoint — all with a driver-guide and air-conditioned transport included. The return to Avignon happens in the late afternoon.Is it for me?This works well if you want the main wine and village highlights of Provence in a single day without renting a car or planning the route yourself — the fixed itinerary and included tastings take those logistics off your hands, leaving you to focus on the landscape and the wine.
Avignon: Walking Tour & Pope's Palace Fast Entry with WineYou’ll wander Avignon’s winding streets with a local guide, step straight into the Pope’s Palace without waiting in line, see centuries-old landmarks like Avignon Cathedral up close, and finish with a relaxed glass of Côtes du Rhône wine. There’s something quietly powerful about touching history here — and sharing it with people you’ve only just met.
Camargue 4x4 Safari: Horses, Bulls & Birds from Saintes MariesA two-hour 4x4 safari through the Camargue wetlands departing from Saintes Maries de la Mer, with a guide who leads you through marshes, rice fields and ponds to spot the region's wild horses, bulls and bird populations. The tour includes a live guide speaking English, Italian or French, and children from age two are welcome aboard.Is it for me?The 4x4 is built for rough terrain, so the ride itself is part of the experience — expect movement and vibration as you cross the wetlands. This suits travelers who want to go where a regular car cannot reach and who are comfortable with an active ride to get there.
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.
Provence day trip from Avignon: Gordes, Roussillon & Pont du GardYou’ll wander through Provence’s most iconic villages—Gordes’ stone lanes, Roussillon’s ochre streets—and pause beneath Pont du Gard’s ancient arches as evening falls. With your local guide handling transport and stories (plus hotel pickup), you’re free to soak up every scent, color, and unexpected moment along the way.
Avignon: Pont du Gard, Orange Roman Theatre & Châteauneuf WineYou’ll walk under Pont du Gard’s arches with wild thyme in the air, hear your footsteps echo inside Orange’s Roman Theatre, and taste local wines in Châteauneuf du Pape vineyards. With a local guide leading the way and all entry fees included, expect moments that stick with you long after you’re back in Avignon.
Avignon: Luberon Villages & Roussillon Half-Day TourYou spend four hours moving between three villages in the Luberon, with free time in Roussillon and Gordes to explore at your own pace and a photo stop in the regional park. Transport, a driver-guide, and the route are all arranged — you just show up and ride.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see three famous Luberon villages without renting a car or planning the route yourself — the fixed schedule and small group mean you spend your time looking around instead of organizing.
Provence Day Trip: Les Baux, Avignon & Châteauneuf Wine TastingYou’ll taste wild herbs in the air at Les Baux de Provence, stand under the arches of Pont du Gard, wander Avignon’s papal streets with your guide, and finish sipping bold reds at a Châteauneuf-du-Pape winery. This day trip from Aix blends history with small moments—like laughter over local words or sunlight on old stone—that stay with you long after.
Food tour Aix en Provence: Tastings off the tourist trailA guided food tour of Aix en Provence led by a local guide in English or French, walking the historic center and lively alleys to taste Provençal specialties at market vendors and small gastronomic spots away from tourist traps. The tour lasts 2.5 hours, all tastings are included, and the guide shares stories, anecdotes and a local's recommendations for the city and its surroundings.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to eat with a small group and learn the city from someone who lives there, rather than follow a large group through the same three stops every other tour uses. The fixed 2.5-hour route means the tastings and the stories fit together without gaps, and the guide's pace is slow enough that you taste and talk instead of rushing to the next corner.
Marseille Walking Tour: Vieux Port, Cathedral & Fort Saint-JeanA guided walking tour of Marseille's Old City covers the Vieux Port, historic neighborhoods, the 17th-century Vieille Charité, Marseille Cathedral, and Fort Saint-Jean over 2.5 hours with a live English or Hebrew-speaking guide. The guide tailors the pace to the group and discusses culture alongside history, then points you toward other attractions and restaurants afterward.Is it for me?Book this if you want a guide who adjusts pace and stops to the group's energy, and if a small group where your guide learns your name matters to you.
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.
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.
Provence wine tours Marseille: Taste Châteauneuf-du-PapeYou ride in a small minivan with a local guide through four Provence landmarks: the Roman Pont du Gard (entry included), wine tasting in Châteauneuf-du-Pape, free time in medieval Avignon, and a village walk in Les Baux. Transport, guide, and wine are handled; you choose how to spend the leisure hours. The group caps at eight, so the pace stays personal.Is it for me?Right for travelers based in Marseille who want to see Provence's main sights without renting a car or planning train connections. The full day means you cover four destinations, but expect a steady pace with driving between stops—it's what lets you fit this much into one departure.
Châteauneuf-du-Pape Wine Tasting from Avignon: 3 Estates & PicnicYou arrive at three different Côtes du Rhône estates in one morning, tasting at least nine wines across Beaumes de Venise, Gigondas, and Châteauneuf-du-Pape. A farm-fresh picnic with local cheese and produce breaks up the tastings if you book the full-day option. Arnaud drives you from Avignon and back, handling the logistics so you just show up and taste.Is it for me?Right for wine drinkers who want to understand the differences between Côtes du Rhône regions without arranging their own route or driving after tastings. The morning tour with picnic runs April through October only, so book ahead if that's your preference; other options run year-round.
Guided sea kayak excursion Marseille: Paddle Côte Bleue creeksA half-day guided sea kayak excursion from l'Estaque in Marseille takes you along the Côte Bleue coast, through small coves and creeks of the Parc Marin, to a secluded beach where you swim in transparent water before paddling back offshore for a panoramic view of the bay. The guide leads the route, provides all equipment including life jacket and dry bag, and the morning departure suits beginners since the sea is calmer then.Is it for me?A free afternoon in Marseille works well for this half-day paddle: you launch from l'Estaque in the morning when the sea is calmest, swim at a cove you can't reach by road, and return by early afternoon with the bay stretched out behind you.
