Things to do in France
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Scandola Reserve boat tour from Corsica: Small group cruiseA small-group boat tour of Corsica's protected Scandola Reserve, Girolata and Calanques de Piana aboard a fast semi-rigid with a skipper guide who shares the geology and history of the coast. The 4-hour cruise includes a 30-minute stop in the car-free village of Girolata, a swimming break, and close-up views of sea caves, red granite formations and volcanic rock that larger tour boats cannot access. Children from age 4 are welcome; the boat has bench and jockey seating, and free parking is available.Is it for me?Small groups suit this tour best—the semi-rigid carries fewer people than a standard tour boat, so the skipper can linger in coves and caves without the crowding of larger vessels. Book this one if you want close-up access to sea caves and volcanic rock formations, and a pace that lets the guide share stories without rushing between stops.
Dijon Wine Tour: Côte de Nuits & Côte de Beaune tastingsThis full-day wine tour departs Dijon and moves through the Côte de Nuits and Côte de Beaune, stopping at three wineries for tastings of Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. You'll walk through Beaune's historic center, have free time for lunch, and travel the Route des Grands Crus before returning to Dijon. An English-speaking guide who drives the minivan provides live commentary throughout the eight-hour journey; the tour requires a minimum of two adults and is restricted to ages 18 and up.Is it for me?The guide speaks English and delivers live commentary on board, so you follow everything without translation or a separate headset—this works for anyone comfortable with a native English speaker's pace and accent. The tour runs eight hours with three tastings and a lunch break, which suits a full-day commitment; if you want a shorter introduction to Burgundy wines or prefer to explore on your own, a different format might fit better.
Beaune Crémant de Bourgogne Tasting & Cellar TourA 2-hour audio-guided tour of Maison Veuve Ambal in Beaune takes you through the aging cellars, production workshops, and the automatons that make Crémant de Bourgogne using the traditional method. The tour includes projections on giant screens and ends with a tasting of three sparkling wines in the shop. A live French-speaking guide leads the experience, and children from age 1 are welcome; the minimum drinking age for tasting is 18.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to see how Crémant de Bourgogne is made from start to finish—the cellars, the traditional method, and the finished wine—all in one morning or afternoon. The audio guide and live tasting guide mean you don't need prior knowledge of sparkling wine to follow along.
Le Marais Paris: Private Food Tour & Wine PairingsYou walk through Le Marais with a private local guide, stopping at five carefully chosen spots over three hours. You taste a buttery croissant, cheese and wine with baguette, savory falafels, French onion soup with wine, and finish with chocolate and traditional pastries. Hotel pickup is not included, so you meet the guide in the neighborhood itself.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste real Parisian food without arranging five separate stops yourself—the guide handles the route, the timing, and the wine pairings, so you just show up hungry and walk.
Paris Private Tuktuk Tour: Sacré-Cœur, Latin Quarter & Eiffel TowerYou ride through Paris in a private tuktuk, stopping for 5 to 20 minutes at each major landmark — Arc de Triomphe, Louvre, Latin Quarter, Moulin Rouge, Notre-Dame, Place Vendôme, Sacré-Cœur, and Eiffel Tower. An interactive tablet provides context at each stop, and the small-group format keeps the pace human and the experience personal. The whole tour runs 6 to 7 hours with bottled water and WiFi included, so you see the city's iconic sights without the crowds or the logistics of arranging transport and entry yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Paris's main sights in one morning or afternoon without arranging your own transport between landmarks — the tuktuk's small size and flexible pace mean you actually absorb what you're seeing instead of racing through a checklist on a full-size bus.
Gordes Roussillon Fontaine-de-Vaucluse Ochre Trail TourA six-hour guided tour visiting Gordes, Roussillon and Fontaine-de-Vaucluse in the Luberon with private transport, Sénanque Abbey photo stop, Ocher Trail entry included, and time to explore each village. The route requires comfort with walking, climbing stairs and uneven ground. Open to solo travelers; lunch is your own choice during the free break in Roussillon.Is it for me?The six-hour duration leaves the afternoon free if you start early, but rules out a second major site or a leisurely lunch in a restaurant with table service. The itinerary is built around walking and village exploration rather than interior museum visits, so book this if you want to move through the landscape and streets, not sit in one place.
Champagne Vineyards: Private Tasting Tour with Local GuideYou’ll wander through Champagne’s UNESCO-listed hillsides near Epernay with a local guide, visit Dom Pérignon’s church in Hautvillers, meet an independent producer for Grand Cru tastings, sample traditional champagne spirits, and pause at panoramic viewpoints above the Marne Valley. Expect real stories, muddy shoes, and memories that linger longer than any glass of bubbly.
Pont du Gard, Uzès & Nîmes Tour: Roman History Half DayA half-day guided tour from Avignon visits the Pont du Gard, France's most famous Roman aqueduct, then walks through the medieval streets of Uzès before ending in Nîmes to see the Arena and the square house. A local guide in English or French leads the route; transport by air-conditioned minivan, entry to the Pont du Gard and the Arena, and pickup from Avignon are all included. Minimum group size is four people.Is it for me?Small groups of four or more work best here, since that's the minimum the tour requires to run. The fixed route and timing mean you don't build the day yourself—the guide, the transport and the entry tickets are all arranged, so you step off in Avignon and walk three landmarks without organizing a thing.
Paris Airport Layover: Eiffel Tower & Notre Dame Private TourYou get picked up at the airport, driven past the major Paris landmarks (Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame, Sacré-Cœur, Champs-Élysées), with an English-speaking driver who shares local knowledge at each stop. You have an hour of free waiting time to step out and explore, then return to the airport on time for your next flight. Fuel, tolls, water, and WiFi are included.Is it for me?Ideal if your layover is long enough to see Paris but not long enough to leave the airport area on your own—the driver handles timing, navigation, and getting you back on schedule, so you spend the layover seeing landmarks instead of figuring out how to reach them.
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.
Snorkeling from Nice to Monaco: Four Mediterranean covesA guided boat tour departing Nice that visits Monaco's two ports, the Mala caves near Eze, Saint Jean Cap Ferrat's underwater trail and La Rade de Villefranche over three hours, with snorkeling equipment, life jacket and a live guide in English or French included. Swimming is unsupervised; only swimmers are permitted in the water. The itinerary and swim stops may shift depending on weather conditions.Is it for me?This is a shared boat tour with a guide steering and you swimming at each stop, so it suits swimmers who want the route and the stops arranged but want to do the snorkeling themselves. If you can't swim or prefer to watch rather than enter the water, this tour is not the right fit—the water time is the whole point, and supervision is not provided.
Nice: Verdon Gorge Day Trip & Route Napoléon with Pedal BoatYou travel in a glass-roofed vehicle through Grasse's medieval streets, follow the historic Route Napoléon through alpine landscapes, pause at Castellane and Moustiers-Sainte-Marie, drive nearly two hours through the Verdon Gorge with planned viewpoint stops, and paddle a pedal boat into the gorge's heart at Lake Sainte-Croix. Small groups of up to seven keep the pace unhurried, and the experience runs from April through October.Is it for me?Choose this if you want the Verdon Gorge's main sights and the Route Napoléon in one day without arranging transport, timing stops, or managing a group—the small size and glass-roofed vehicle mean you see everything from your seat and from planned viewpoints, with the pedal boat handling the immersion that a car cannot.
Languedoc: Organic Wine Tasting & 15th Century Château TourYou tour the 15th-century underground cellars and 17th-century kitchen of Château de Luc, still the family home, then taste five organic wines in the converted stable tasting room. Your guide answers questions about vineyard management, local restaurants, and nearby sites worth visiting. Kids have activities while adults taste, and the whole experience stays unhurried — no fixed schedule, just the pace of the place itself.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste organic Languedoc wines in the actual place they're made, with someone from the family who grows them, rather than at a generic tasting room — the cellars and kitchen are what make the story real.
Nîmes: Private Historical Tour & Arena with Local GuideYou get a private guide who knows Nîmes and shapes the day around your interests, hitting the Arena, Maison Carrée, and Fountain Garden at your own pace. No fixed schedule, no group, no decisions made for you—just expert guidance and the flexibility to spend more time on what matters to you.Is it for me?Book this if you want to move through Nîmes at your own pace with someone who knows the place deeply, rather than follow a fixed group schedule—the private format is what makes the customization possible.
Strasbourg: Craft Beer Tasting Before Opening HoursYou arrive before the bar opens, taste five craft beers in a calm, focused setting with a knowledgeable host, and leave with a real understanding of Alsatian brewing traditions. No bar crawl, no crowds, one snack included with each pour.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to understand Alsatian beer culture without the bar-crawl pace. The quiet, single-venue format means you can actually focus on what you're tasting and ask questions as you go.
E-Bike Tour Nice: Three Corniche Roads & Medieval VillagesA 6-hour e-bike tour from Nice that follows the Low, Medium and Grande Corniche cliff roads along the French Riviera, visiting the medieval villages of Eze and La Turbie with a professional guide, lunch included, and around 10 panoramic viewpoints. The tour covers 32 to 40 km with 800 meters of elevation gain and is built for riders comfortable on e-bikes; a professional guide leads the group in English, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian or another language.Is it for me?Book this tour if you ride regularly and want to tackle the Riviera's steepest coastal roads with a guide who knows every viewpoint and can adjust the pace — the e-bike handles the 800 meters of climbing, but the day demands strong fitness and comfort on a bike. Skip it if you are new to cycling or prefer a gentler pace; the 32 to 40 km and sustained climbs are not a warm-up.
Loire Valley: Chenonceau & Chambord Castles from ToursYou visit two of the Loire Valley's most famous châteaux in a single day: Chenonceau with its riverside galleries and Chambord with its 426 rooms and Leonardo staircase. A professional guide leads you through both castles, a driver handles the minivan transport between stops, and you get free time to explore Amboise and eat lunch on your own. The tour departs from Tours or Amboise and finishes around 6pm, so you're back before dark.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see two major Loire Valley châteaux in one day without renting a car or planning the route yourself — the fixed schedule and included guide handle the logistics, and the small group size means you move at a pace that lets you actually absorb the places instead of rushing through.
Giverny: Monet's Gardens & House with Paris TransportYou travel by coach from Paris to Giverny, skip the logistics of trains and rental cars, and spend the afternoon walking Monet's actual gardens with a guide who explains what you're seeing. Entry to the house and gardens is included, along with free time to move through at your own pace and browse the shop. The drive back is built in, so you don't have to figure out the return journey yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Monet's gardens without arranging your own transport or buying separate train tickets—the coach handles both directions, and the guide explains what you're looking at so you're not just wandering. The 90-minute drive each way is what makes a half-day trip possible without feeling rushed.
Paris Luggage Storage: Full Day & Secure LocationsYou drop your bags at a secure Paris location near where you're headed, keep them fully insured all day, and pick them up anytime before closing. No size limits, no locker fees, and 24/7 support means one less thing to think about while you're walking the city.Is it for me?Book this if you're arriving early, have a late departure, or want to explore Paris without managing luggage — the multiple locations mean you're never far from where you need to be, and the all-day access removes the pressure of a fixed hotel checkout time.
Private Boat Tour Nice to Monaco: 3-Hour French Riviera CruiseA 3-hour private boat tour departing from Eze-sur-Mer along the French Riviera coastline, aboard the traditional vessel SARDiiNE. You cruise toward Villefranche-sur-Mer and Saint-Laurent Bay (weather permitting), stop to swim and snorkel in a secluded cove, and enjoy local snacks and drinks on board. The guide speaks English and French. Morning departures include breakfast; afternoon and sunset options come with different refreshments.Is it for me?The boat holds a small group and moves at a relaxed pace with a long swimming stop built in, so this suits anyone who wants to drift along the coast without a fixed schedule or a crowded deck. The 3-hour duration and the single anchorage mean you're not rushing between stops — you're anchored, swimming, and eating in one place, which is what makes the cove time feel unhurried.
Destinations
- Aigues-Mortes›
- Alsace›
- Aquitaine›
- Besancon›
- Blois›
- Brittany›
- Burgundy›
- Cassis›
- Chambery›
- Champagne›
- Cogolin›
- Corsica›
- Dunkirk›
- French Riviera›
- La Ciotat›
- Languedoc-Roussillon›
- Limousin›
- Loire Valley›
- Lorraine›
- Marignane›
- Midi-Pyrénées›
- Nancy›
- Nord-Pas de Calais›
- Normandy›
- Picardy›
- Poitou-Charentes›
- Provence›
- Rhône-Alpes›
- Saint Nazaire›
- Saint-Remy-de-Provence›
- Sete›
- Villefranche-sur-Mer›
- Villeneuve-les-Avignon›
- Île-de-France›
