Things to do in France
Paris Underground Tour8 optionsMont Saint Michel Tours16 optionsParis Airport Shuttle21 optionsBoat Tour Paris26 optionsMarseille Airport Transfer7 optionsMontmartre Tours43 optionsBordeaux Wine Tour35 optionsNantes Airport Shuttle5 optionsDay Trips from Nice15 optionsBike Tour Paris23 optionsToulouse Airport Taxi5 optionsNice Airport Transfer10 options
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Lyon City Tour with Local Guide: 10 Highlights & TraboulesA 2-hour guided city tour of Lyon led by Canadian guide Ryan, covering 10 landmarks including the traboules (Renaissance passageways), Old Lyon, Lyon Cathedral, and Place Bellecour. The tour mixes architectural history from Roman times through WWII, with insider recommendations on local bouchon restaurants and out-of-the-way spots. Groups stay under 18 people and the guide speaks English and French.Is it for me?Book this if you want a guided walk through Lyon's top landmarks and hidden traboules rather than navigating on your own—Ryan covers the history from Roman times through WWII while pointing out where locals actually eat.
Private Surf Lesson Biarritz: 2-hour class for twoA private 2-hour surf lesson in Biarritz for two people includes wetsuit, board, and instruction in English, Spanish or French. The guide warms you up on the sand, teaches technique matched to your level, then takes you into the water to practice. Pickup is included; public transport options are also nearby.Is it for me?Book this if you want hands-on instruction tailored to your group rather than joining a shared class, and you need pickup from your accommodation included.
Nice to San Remo & Menton: Italian Market & La Turbie ViewsYou cross into Italy for San Remo's famous open-air market, then return to the French Riviera for Menton's lemon-scented seafront and La Turbie's Roman ruins overlooking Monaco. Hotel pickup and drop-off, a driver-guide, and lunch stops are included across the full 8.5-hour day, so you skip arranging transport or timing the border crossing yourself.Is it for me?Choose this if you want to see three distinct stops — an Italian market, a French Riviera town, and a hilltop Roman site — without renting a car or timing the border crossing yourself. The fixed 8.5-hour schedule and included pickup mean you just show up at your hotel and the day unfolds.
Carcassonne: Private Medieval Tour & Castle RampartsYou walk through Carcassonne's medieval streets with a private licensed guide who shares the real history of knights, sieges, and the fortress's strategic design. The 2-hour option covers the Cité and its double walls; the 3-hour upgrade includes entry to the Château Comtal and a rampart walk with views toward the Pyrenees. No group crowds, no separate ticket lines — the guide handles the entry and sets the rhythm.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want the fortress explained by someone who knows it, without the group pace or separate ticket lines. The walk is steady with climbing involved, so plan for a moderate physical effort — that's what lets you actually reach the ramparts and see the full layout.
Marseille Airport Transfer: Private Driver & Custom ToursYou arrive at Marseille-Marignane and your driver is waiting with your name on a sign. They handle your luggage, drive you in a cool, stocked vehicle, and offer local tips on restaurants and attractions without pushing an agenda. If you want to explore beyond your hotel, they can customize the route. You avoid the airport taxi queue, the public transport confusion, and the uncertainty of timing—everything is arranged before you land.Is it for me?Book this if you're arriving at Marseille-Marignane with luggage and want to skip the airport taxi line and public transport confusion—the fixed price and on-time guarantee mean your transfer is settled before you land, and the driver's local knowledge turns the ride into useful travel advice.
Paris audio tour: Explore at your pace with local storiesYou’ll wander Paris at your own rhythm with this self-guided audio tour — pausing for pastries or lingering in museums as long as you like. Hear local stories at each stop, from secret tunnels beneath train stations to artists’ heartbreaks in Montmartre. With flexible access links and an interactive map included, it’s all about exploring on your terms.
Paris Marais: Pastry Walking Tour & TastingYou walk through the Marais with a local food guide, stopping at pastry shops Parisians actually use, tasting brioche, macarons, chocolate and seasonal specialties. You see Place des Vosges, hear the neighborhood's history, and get tips on what else to eat and do during your stay. Groups stay under eight, and the whole thing takes two hours—tight enough to fit into a morning, long enough to feel like you've actually discovered something.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to taste real Parisian pastries without spending the day researching which shops matter—the guide's local knowledge and small group size mean you're tasting what Parisians actually eat, not what's marketed to tourists.
Lourdes & Tarbes: Private Driver Transfer & Regional ToursYou get a private, air-conditioned vehicle with a driver who knows the Tarbes and Lourdes region inside out. WiFi, water, and parking are included; car seats available for children. The driver arrives on time, handles the route, and lets you focus on your trip instead of navigation or logistics.Is it for me?Book this if you're arriving in Tarbes or Lourdes without a rental car and want the drive handled by someone who knows the region — the fixed price and included parking mean no surprises at the end, and the WiFi keeps you connected if you need to work during the journey.
Electric Vintage Solex Tour Paris: Canal Saint-Martin & Le MaraisAn electric vintage Solex tour in Paris takes you through Canal Saint-Martin, Place des Vosges and Le Marais on a restored 1960s-80s motorized bicycle, now silent and battery-powered. You get one Solex per person, a helmet, gloves and an expert guide who speaks English, Spanish or French. The ride lasts two hours and covers neighborhoods away from the usual tourist routes. Minimum age is 18; the tour is not recommended for pregnant travelers.Is it for me?You ride the Solex yourself at your own pace—it's not a guided bus tour or a walking group, so you move through the city on your own bike while the guide leads the way. This suits anyone who wants to cover real distance and see neighborhoods beyond the main landmarks, without the effort of pedaling or the hassle of navigating alone.
Paris City Pass: Louvre, Versailles & Eiffel Tower Skip-LineYou explore over 60 Paris museums and landmarks with one pass, including the Louvre, Versailles Palace, and Sainte-Chapelle without waiting in ticket lines. A hop-on-hop-off bus and Seine River cruise handle transport between sites, while optional add-ons like the Eiffel Tower skip-the-line tour, wine tasting, and hot air balloon ride let you build your own itinerary. Book popular activities in advance to secure your preferred dates.Is it for me?This pass works best if you want to see Paris's major museums and landmarks without spending hours in ticket queues — the single entry covers everything, and the hop-on-hop-off bus and Seine cruise handle the logistics between sites so you're not figuring out transport each time.
Private Wine Tour Colmar: 2 Alsatian Wineries & Eguisheim VillageA private wine tour from Colmar visits two independent family wineries in Alsace—Domaine Roth in Soultz and Domaine du Bollenberg—with an expert sommelier guide who leads tastings of about 12 wines across the day. The itinerary includes a walk through Eguisheim, one of France's most beautiful villages, with time to explore its cobbled streets and half-timbered houses. The tour runs 8.5 hours with an air-conditioned vehicle and hotel pickup; lunch in the village is your choice.Is it for me?Book this if you're staying in Colmar without a car—the guide handles transportation between vineyards and leads tastings on-site, while the fixed route covers three estates plus a village stop.
Camargue day trip from Montpellier: Flamingos and saltworksAn eight-hour guided day trip from Montpellier takes you into the Camargue wetlands to spot flamingos at the Pont de Gau Ornithological Park, explore the medieval walled city of Aigues-Mortes, and visit Saintes Marie de la Mer on the Mediterranean coast. The small train through the saltworks (April to October) or the Espiguette Lighthouse (October to April) anchors the afternoon, and a guide in English or French stays with the group throughout. Lunch is your choice—eat at a local restaurant in Saintes Marie de la Mer or bring a picnic to the beach.Is it for me?Choose the April-to-October departure if you want the small train through the pink salt pools and the full saltworks experience; pick the October-to-April option if you prefer the Espiguette Lighthouse and don't mind the saltworks being closed. Either way, the eight-hour loop holds all four stops—the bird park, two villages, and the salt or lighthouse site—without backtracking, so a single day covers the Camargue's most distinctive landscapes without feeling fractured.
Montpellier guided tour & wine tasting: 3 hours, small groupA 3-hour guided tour of Montpellier's historic center with a maximum of 12 people, departing from Place de la Comédie and covering the Medical School, St. Peter's Cathedral, Peyrou and medieval side streets. The tour includes artisanal local specialties and finishes with two glasses of wine (or a soft drink) at a wine merchant's shop, where your guide joins you for the tasting. Available in English and French; children welcome from age 6.Is it for me?The 3-hour walk moves at a steady pace through the city center, so you'll want comfortable shoes and a willingness to be on your feet — but the small group size and the guide's local knowledge mean you're not just covering ground, you're learning the stories behind each street and square as you go.
Montpellier Wine Tasting: Urban Winery & Sensory AnalysisA 3-hour urban wine activity in Montpellier where you visit a working winery, taste organic and natural wines at two wine bars, and learn sensory analysis and food pairing from a live guide. The walking route keeps you in the city center without needing a car, and you'll meet winemakers and professionals who work with these wines daily. Minimum age is 18; guides speak English and French.Is it for me?You're learning hands-on from a guide who works with wine professionally, tasting as you go, so this suits anyone who wants to understand wine instead of just drinking it. If you prefer a self-guided pace or a larger group setting, look for a different format — this one is built around a small group and a guide leading the conversation.
Wine tour and medieval village from Montpellier: Three tastingsA private full-day wine tour from Montpellier visits three carefully selected wineries, including Languedoc's first Grand Cru, with guided tastings of regional wines; the route also includes the medieval village of Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert and panoramic views from Pont du Diable over the Hérault Gorges. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included, and the guide speaks English or French. Lunch is on your own at a village restaurant.Is it for me?A seven-hour tour leaves the morning and early afternoon spoken for, which suits a wine-focused day but rules out combining it with other major sites. Book this if you want to taste serious Languedoc wines with a guide who knows them, and you're willing to spend the full day on wine and landscape rather than splitting the day between wine and something else.
Bordeaux Airport & Train Station: Private Transfer to Atlantic CoastYou book a fixed-price transfer online from Bordeaux airport or train station to your coastal destination, and a driver meets you at arrivals or the platform with your name on a sign. The vehicle is hybrid, comfortable, and stocked with WiFi and water. No negotiation, no meter, no surprises — just a straightforward ride to Arcachon, Biarritz, Cap Ferret or wherever you're headed on the Atlantic coast.Is it for me?Worth booking if you land late, travel with luggage or children, or simply want the transfer arranged before you arrive so you can walk straight to your ride without hunting for a taxi or negotiating a fare at the curb.
Sancerre & Pouilly Wine Tour: Goat Cheese TastingThis eight-hour guided tour of Sancerre and Pouilly-sur-Loire combines wine tastings at multiple estates with a visit to a local goat farm, a walk through the medieval town of Sancerre, and a stop at the weekly street market (Wednesdays and Sundays). Transport in a minivan, a guide in English or French, and entry to the wineries are included; lunch is at your own cost.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to taste multiple producers and styles in one day without driving yourself—the minivan and guide handle the route, the timing and the introductions at each stop, so you focus on the wine and the landscape instead of navigation.
Omaha Beach & Pointe du Hoc D-Day tour from Bayeux: Private guideA private half-day D-Day tour from Bayeux visits Omaha Beach, Pointe du Hoc and the Normandy American Cemetery with an expert guide in a comfortable minivan. The guide speaks English or French and covers the American assault on June 6, 1944, including the Rangers' climb of the cliffs at Pointe du Hoc and the landings of the 1st and 29th Infantry Divisions at Omaha. Transport, water and the guide are included; you choose your preferred stop along Omaha Beach (Vierville, St Laurent or Colleville) when you book.Is it for me?Book this if you want expert Norman history delivered efficiently in a private minivan—your guide shapes the pace and depth around what interests you most, rather than following a set route with a larger group.
Paris Panthéon: Monument Entry & Crypt AccessYou enter the Panthéon in the Latin Quarter and move through neoclassical halls decorated with frescoes of French history, pause at Foucault's Pendulum swinging overhead, then descend into the crypt where Voltaire, Rousseau, Victor Hugo, Marie Curie and others are entombed. The whole visit is self-paced, wheelchair accessible, and takes as long as you want — just arrive at least 45 minutes before closing time.Is it for me?Right for anyone interested in French history, architecture, or the figures who shaped the nation's culture — you get the crypt and the monument without arranging anything beyond the ticket itself.
Lourdes Airport to City: Private Van Transfer & Meet-GreetYou get picked up at arrivals with a name sign, travel in a private van with an English-speaking driver, and arrive at your Lourdes accommodation without arranging transport or haggling over fares. The driver waits up to 60 minutes if your flight is delayed, and bottled water is included. Book with your flight number and phone number at confirmation.Is it for me?Book this if you want to skip the taxi queue, language barrier, and currency exchange after landing — the driver meets you at arrivals with your name, so you walk out and go straight to the van without arranging anything else.
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›
