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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 Airport to Avignon: Private Car TransferYou get picked up at Marseille airport or your hotel and driven to Avignon (or vice versa) in a private sedan or van with a professional driver who tracks your flight. WiFi, water, and air conditioning are included, and the price is fixed before you depart, so you arrive knowing what you've paid and having done nothing but sit down.Is it for me?This works best if you want to avoid the taxi queue or shuttle hassle and prefer knowing your driver and price in advance — the fixed rate and flight tracking mean you can land and relax instead of figuring out transport.
Avignon: Sault Lavender Fields & Distillery Small Group TourYou’ll wander through Sault’s famous lavender fields with a local guide, visit a working distillery to learn about essential oils, and sample unique lavender ice cream if you want. Expect plenty of photo stops and small surprises along the way—the scent of summer lingers long after you leave.
Marseille: Walking tour with local guide + Old PortYou’ll walk ancient streets with a local guide, visit Marseille Cathedral’s cool interior, sample treats at the Old Port market, and hear stories that bring each neighborhood alive. Whether you choose two hours or more, you’ll feel Marseille’s history under your feet — and probably find yourself thinking back to small moments long after you leave.
Marseille Airport Transfer: Private Car & WiFiYou get picked up at the airport or port and driven directly to your destination in a private car with WiFi and water included. The driver meets you at arrivals or collects you from your hotel at a time you choose. No waiting for a shuttle, no shared stops — it's just you, your luggage, and a professional who knows Marseille's roads.Is it for me?Book this if you're traveling with luggage or arriving at an odd hour and want the price settled before you land — the fixed fare and reserved car remove the negotiation at the curb and the hunt for transport.
Private tour in Avignon and Pont du Gard: UNESCO sites with guideThis 8-hour private tour covers Avignon's UNESCO-listed center and the Pont du Gard aqueduct with a professional guide, entrance tickets to both the Pope's Palace and the Roman monument, and private van transport. The morning is a walking tour of Avignon itself—the 14th-century Pope's Palace and the 12th-century St. Benezet Bridge—followed by lunch on your own, then the afternoon at Pont du Gard. A private guide means the pace and the stops are yours to shape.Is it for me?Book this if you're traveling alone or with one or two others and want to see both sites without renting a car or joining a group—the private van and guide mean you move at your own pace and stop where you want to linger.
Snorkeling in Marseille: Calanques dive and boatA full-day snorkeling and guided scuba activity in Marseille's Calanques National Park combines two separate water sessions—an hour of snorkeling after a 30-minute boat ride, then a 30- to 60-minute scuba dive after lunch—with a professional guide, all equipment provided, and park fees included. The group stays under twelve people on an inflatable boat. Minimum age is 10; participants must complete a health questionnaire before diving, and some medical conditions may prevent participation.Is it for me?The 6- to 8-hour commitment means you lose most of a day, but it's the only way to fit both snorkeling and a full scuba dive into one outing in the Calanques—the boat ride, the lunch break, and the second briefing are what make both activities possible without rushing either one.
Private Driver Marseille: Choose Your Own ItineraryYou get a private air-conditioned vehicle and driver in Marseille for as many hours as you need, with a custom itinerary you design. Airport pickup, parking, and taxes are included. The car is wheelchair accessible and equipped for children. You decide where to go and how long to stay.Is it for me?Book this if you want to move around Marseille and Provence without arranging taxis, managing public transport, or following someone else's schedule—the flexibility is what makes a custom day possible without the logistics headache.
Saint-Rémy Les Baux Pont du Gard tour: 4 Roman & medieval stopsThis 6-hour guided tour visits four landmark sites across Provence's Alpilles region and beyond: Saint-Rémy-de-Provence with its historic streets, the Roman monuments of Les Antiques marking the ancient city of Glanum, Les Baux-de-Provence perched on a rocky hilltop with its medieval castle, and the Pont du Gard, a 1st-century Roman aqueduct and UNESCO World Heritage site. A live guide in English or French leads the route; pickup, air-conditioned transport and Pont du Gard entry are included.Is it for me?Choose this shared tour if you want a structured itinerary with stops at Les Antiques, Glanum, and Les Baux-de-Provence plus expert commentary on each site; pick a self-guided option if you'd rather linger longer in any village or skip stops entirely.
Marseille Airport to Avignon: Private Transfer with DriverA driver meets you at Marseille airport with your name on a sign, loads your luggage, and drives you directly to your Avignon hotel. You get mineral water, local recommendations, and a fixed price for up to three passengers. The journey takes around an hour depending on traffic, and you arrive ready to start exploring Provence instead of sorting out transport.Is it for me?Book this if you're arriving with luggage and want to skip the rental desk, taxi negotiation, or shuttle stops — the driver handles everything from the moment you clear arrivals, and the fixed price means no surprises when you reach the hotel.
Gordes & Roussillon from Avignon: Luberon villages, small groupA half-day guided tour from Avignon visits two Luberon hilltop villages—Gordes and Roussillon—with free time to explore cobbled streets and local shops. The route includes a scenic photo stop overlooking the Luberon Valley's vineyards and olive groves, and in June and July adds a dedicated lavender field stop. Limited to eight travelers; a live guide provides commentary in English, Spanish, Italian, French or Portuguese throughout the drive.Is it for me?The five-hour window leaves your afternoon free—book this if you're staying in Avignon and want to see two iconic Luberon villages without committing to a full day, or if you're arriving in the morning and need to be back by lunch time. The small group size and live guide make it work for a first visit to Provence, though the pace is set by the itinerary, not by you.
Private Luberon villages tour: Gordes, Roussillon, Sénanque AbbeyA private tour of the Luberon villages and Sénanque Abbey with driver-guide, van pickup and bottled water included. You set the pace at each stop—Gordes with its Renaissance castle and cobblestone streets, Roussillon's ochre cliffs, Bonnieux's panoramic views, and the 12th-century abbey with its lavender fields. The itinerary is fully customizable to your interests, and in June and July the flowering lavender creates the backdrop for photographs.Is it for me?If your guide speaks English, Italian or French, you'll follow the commentary comfortably throughout the day. The fully customizable route means you can linger longer at any village or skip a stop if something else interests you more—the pace is yours, not a fixed schedule.
Pont du Gard & Châteauneuf-du-Pape private wine tourA private day tour from Avignon in a Mercedes van covers the Roman aqueduct Pont du Gard, the medieval Palais des Papes and the wine village of Châteauneuf-du-Pape, with a tasting at Château de la Gardine included. The tour runs eight hours with a live guide in English or French; pickup is included and the van holds up to eight passengers. Lunch is on your own at restaurants in Avignon.Is it for me?If you're staying in Avignon without a rental car, the pickup and private van mean you skip the logistics of getting between three separate sites across the region—the driver handles the route and timing, leaving you to focus on each stop. The eight-hour loop works as a single day without backtracking or waiting for a shared group to assemble.
Panoramic hike Marseille: Pastré park to GoudesA guided panoramic hike in Marseille starting at Pastré park and ending at Goudes, crossing southern districts and natural areas with views of the bay, archipelago and Friuli islands. The route climbs through the park to an exposed ridge where you picnic at the top, then descends through flaws and caves to reach Callelongue from above before walking to Goudes. A guide leads in English, Spanish or French, and snacks are included; the hike takes four to five hours and requires moderate fitness and some use of hands on the steeper sections.Is it for me?Choose the private tour if you want the route at your own pace and timing; the standard rate suits anyone comfortable hiking with a small group. Either way, the descent through caves and exposed sections means this hike works best for people with moderate fitness who are at ease on steep, uneven ground.
Arles & Camargue private day tour Van Gogh sitesA private day tour from Arles through two landscapes: the ancient city on foot, tracing Van Gogh's time there and its Roman amphitheatre and theatre, then south into the Camargue wetlands where flamingos and Camargue horses move through salt marshes and reed beds. The tour includes private transport in an air-conditioned van, bottled water, and a guide who speaks English or French; pickup is arranged, and the day runs eight hours. Lunch is your choice at a village restaurant.Is it for me?The guide speaks English or French, so choose this tour if you are comfortable following commentary in one of those languages. The pace is set by a single guide leading a small group, not a large coach, which means the walking in Arles can pause where you want to linger and the drive through the Camargue can slow for wildlife or questions.
Saint-Rémy & Les Baux Tour with Olive Oil TastingThis small-group tour in the Alpilles region of Provence starts in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence and moves through four distinct stops: the Saint-Paul-de-Mausole Monastery where Van Gogh lived, the Roman ruins at Les Antiques, a family-run olive oil estate for a guided AOP tasting, the hilltop village of Les Baux-de-Provence, and the Pont du Gard UNESCO World Heritage aqueduct. The tour runs six hours with a live English or French-speaking guide and includes hotel pickup, olive oil tasting, and entry to Pont du Gard; lunch is not included.Is it for me?Choose this if you want four distinct Alpilles landmarks—Roman ruins, Van Gogh's monastery, an olive oil estate, and a hilltop village—visited in sequence within one morning-to-afternoon block, so you experience each without backtracking between them.
Private walking tour: Arles Roman sites and Camargue wildlifeA private walking tour of the Roman city of Arles followed by a guided drive through Camargue's wetlands and wildlife reserves. You walk the amphitheater and the streets Van Gogh painted, then spend the afternoon spotting flamingos, bulls and white horses in the Pont de Gau Ornithological Park and the wider Camargue region. The guide speaks English, Spanish or French and adjusts the itinerary to your interests; hotel pickup and drop-off are included.Is it for me?Choose this private tour if you want to set your own pace across Arles and the Camargue—linger at the amphitheater or spend extra time with the flamingos—rather than follow a group's fixed itinerary.
Cruise Port to Marseille Airport Transfer & LuggageYou're met at the cruise port terminal with a personalized welcome sign, your luggage is loaded into the trunk, and you're driven directly to Marseille Provence Airport via the A55. The car includes WiFi, phone chargers, bottled water and air conditioning. The driver handles all luggage installation, so you arrive at the airport ready to check in without the scramble of arranging transport yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you're disembarking at Marseille cruise port and want to skip the taxi queue and luggage logistics — the driver waits with your name, loads everything, and the fixed pickup time means you know exactly when you're leaving the terminal.
Marseille hiking and Stade Velodrome tour: Sport and cityA guided tour of Marseille combining hiking, sport and city sightseeing over six to eight hours, with private transportation and a driver-guide. You hike to Notre-Dame du Château for panoramic views, learn pétanque at a local spot with Provençal snacks, follow the Marseille-Cassis Half Marathon route through the Calanques, pass the Stade Velodrome with photo stops, and finish at the Old Port. The guide speaks English, Portuguese, Italian or French, and pickup and drop-off are arranged from your location.Is it for me?Book this if you're based in Marseille without a car—private transport lets you hit the hike, pétanque game, Calanques route and Old Port in one day on your own schedule.
Kayaking Camargue: 4x4 Safari, Picnic & River DescentA half-day outing in the Camargue combining a 4x4 safari with a driver-guide, a prepared picnic eaten along the Petit Rhône, and a kayak descent of the river back to the starting point. The two routes — one by vehicle, one by water — show the same landscape from different angles. Live guide in English or French; children from age 8 welcome.Is it for me?The four- to six-hour window leaves room for a morning or afternoon outing without consuming a full day, so you can pair it with other plans in Provence. The combination of jeep and kayak suits travelers who want to move through a landscape two ways rather than watch it from one vantage point, and the picnic break means you eat where you are instead of returning to town.
