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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Paris Le Marais: Food & Wine Tasting Tour with Local StopsYou’ll wander Paris’ Le Marais with a local guide and taste everything from fresh-baked pastries to Middle Eastern street food and artisan wine. Expect laughter over spilled sugar, stories behind ancient market stalls, and quiet moments outside grand old churches. Come hungry — you’ll leave thinking about those flavors long after.
D-Day Beaches Tour from Bayeux: 9 hours, 5 sitesYou're picked up from your Bayeux hotel and spend nine hours visiting Utah Beach, Omaha Beach, Pointe du Hoc, the Airborne Museum, and both the American and German cemeteries. A professional guide contextualizes each stop, and the small-group format—eight passengers maximum—keeps the experience grounded and unhurried. You return to Bayeux by early evening.Is it for me?Right for travelers wanting to understand the American D-Day landings in sequence, with transport and a knowledgeable guide handling the logistics. Plan for a full day out—that's what makes visiting five sites and two cemeteries without rushing actually possible.
Calanches de Piana & Scandola Reserve: Boat Tour from PortoYou board a 12-seater semi-rigid boat in Porto and spend a few hours navigating the UNESCO Calanches de Piana and Scandola Reserve. The shallow draft lets you enter sea caves and get close to the red rock formations and seabed that larger boats cannot reach. Your English or French-speaking guide explains the geology and wildlife as you travel, with a chance to spot dolphins. The boat returns to Porto by mid-afternoon.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Calanches and Scandola up close without arranging your own boat — the semi-rigid's shallow draft is what gets you into the caves and near the rocks that bigger tour boats cannot reach.
Monaco & Eze Day Trip from Nice with Perfumery & Monte-CarloYou’ll wind up cliff roads from Nice to Eze, breathe in Provençal scents at a local perfumery, then stroll Monaco’s old town and watch life swirl around Monte-Carlo’s famous square. With hotel pickup and an easy pace, this Monaco & Eze day trip lets you taste both medieval quiet and Riviera glamour—sometimes within minutes of each other.
Paris: Eiffel Tower Stairs Tour & Optional Top Floor AccessYou’ll climb the Eiffel Tower from its base with a local guide, pausing for stories and city views along the way. Taste fresh macarons on the second floor, get tips on Paris hotspots, and choose to ride up to the summit for champagne or linger over panoramic sights. The stairs add a sense of adventure—and make every view feel earned.
Versailles Palace & Gardens Tour from Paris with Skip-the-Line EntryYou skip the entrance lines with a timed-entry ticket, ride the bus from Paris with a professional guide, and spend 90 minutes inside the palace learning the actual history of the Hall of Mirrors and the royal apartments. After that, you have free time to walk the 800-hectare gardens, or you can join a guided garden tour. If you book the full day, you can add Marie Antoinette's private estate. The bus brings you back to Paris at the end, so you don't arrange transport yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you want the main Versailles highlights in one day without arranging your own transport, buying separate tickets, or standing in the entrance queue — the timed entry and bus schedule handle all three, which is what makes a full palace and gardens visit fit into a single outing from Paris.
Paris: Eiffel Tower & Seine Segway Tour 2.5 HoursYou glide past eight major landmarks — Eiffel Tower, Pont Alexandre III, Place de la Concorde, the Palais buildings — in 2.5 hours with a local guide who keeps groups small. All protective gear and weatherproofing are included, and the Segway's front bag holds your things. You cover what would be a day's walk without the fatigue.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see central Paris's main sights in one morning or afternoon without walking for hours or arranging your own transport between stops — the Segway covers the distance and the guide handles the history, leaving you to just steer and look.
Lyon Walking Tour: Hidden Traboules & Silk HistoryA two-hour guided walking tour of Lyon led by an English-speaking guide with over 10 years of experience, covering Place des Terreaux, Croix-Rousse, the hidden traboules passageways, and Vieux Lyon's courtyards and gastronomic quarter. The tour includes access to secret passageways and a personal guide list of Lyon's best restaurants and hidden sights; children from age 1 are welcome, and the route suits all fitness levels.Is it for me?A guide with 10+ years of experience means you hear the real stories—the silk workers, the Resistance, the architecture—instead of a script, which is what turns a walk through neighborhoods into an understanding of why they matter.
Paris Montmartre: Food & Wine Tour with Award Bakery StopsYou’ll wander Montmartre’s winding streets tasting award-winning baguette, oysters with crisp white wine, artisan cheese paired with fruit jelly, and pastries from legendary bakers. With a local guide leading the way and spontaneous stops at family-run shops, you’ll get both flavors and stories — plus those famous city views that linger long after you leave.
Paris Bike Tour: Latin Quarter & Le Marais with Local GuideYou cycle through two of Paris's most layered neighborhoods with a local guide who knows the stories behind the streets. The route includes Shakespeare and Company, the Panthéon, the Arènes de Lutèce, Place des Vosges, and a 30-minute lunch break on rue Mouffetard. Bike and helmet rental are included, and the small-group format means you move at a human pace instead of a tourist schedule.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Paris through the eyes of someone who lives there, not through a bus window—the bike lets you move at the neighborhood's own rhythm, and the small-group format means you actually absorb the stories instead of just collecting photos.
Beaune Bike Tour: Burgundy Vineyards & Wine TastingYou cycle downhill through four Burgundy villages, stopping to taste wine in a 14th-century cellar and a working winery, with a castle view and lunch included. A minivan takes you to the start and back to Beaune at the end, so the whole day is about the riding and the tasting, not the logistics.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste Burgundy wine where it's grown without arranging your own transport or timing—the minivan and guide handle both, leaving you free to focus on the ride and the tasting.
Paris: Vintage Sidecar Tour with Flexible Routes & PickupYou’ll ride through Paris in a vintage sidecar—sometimes waving at strangers, sometimes ducking under leafy branches—with a local guide who knows secret corners and stories. Expect moments of laughter (and maybe helmet hair), close-up views of Montmartre or Le Marais, and flexible stops along the way. You’ll end up seeing Paris as both spectacle and home—something I didn’t expect.
Paris Evening Bike Tour: Eiffel Tower & Seine RiverYou ride a bike through central Paris for an evening, hitting the Eiffel Tower, Notre-Dame, the Louvre courtyards, Pont des Arts and the Seine. The guide meets you at Bois de Boulogne, explains what you're seeing at each stop, and keeps the group under 16 people. Helmet and bike are included; you don't need to arrange transport between landmarks or figure out where to stand for photos.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Paris's main landmarks in one evening without navigating between them yourself or figuring out where to stand for photos — the bike lets you cover the whole route in the time it would take a walking tour to hit half the stops.
Paris Crazy Horse Cabaret: 90-Min Show & ChampagneYou get 90 minutes of the Crazy Horse's most iconic acts, redesigned and performed in a single evening, with half a bottle of Champagne included in your ticket. The show runs nightly with multiple time slots, and the venue is steps from the metro near the Champs-Élysées. Book the time that fits your evening and arrive in smart casual dress.Is it for me?Right for an evening out in Paris when you want to see something designed to provoke and entertain, with the drink already paid for so you can focus on the performance instead of the bill.
Paris Montmartre Walking Tour: Moulin Rouge, Artists & VineyardsYou’ll wander Montmartre’s tangled streets with a local guide, starting at the Moulin Rouge before winding past artists’ studios, hidden cafés, and Paris’ last vineyard. Expect little surprises: oil paint in the air, quiet moments near Sacré-Cœur, stories about Picasso trading art for food—and maybe even forgetting your phone exists for a while.
Girolata Boat Tour Corsica: Swim in turquoise covesYou board a small boat in Sagone and spend the day visiting four UNESCO World Heritage sites along Corsica's west coast: the Scandola Nature Reserve with its distinctive red cliffs, the car-free village of Girolata (with a 2-hour stop for lunch and swimming), the Gulf of Porto, and the Calanques de Piana. The crew handles navigation and timing, and parking is free. Plan for around eight hours on the water and ashore.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Corsica's most dramatic coastal UNESCO sites in one day without arranging separate transport between them—the boat's fixed route and timing handle all the logistics, and the two-hour Girolata stop gives you actual time to swim and eat rather than just pass through.
Strasbourg: Food Tour with Alsatian Wine, Cheese & LunchYou’ll stroll Strasbourg’s cobbled streets with a local guide, tasting charcuterie and bretzels fresh from the oven before settling in for choucroute at a cozy winstub. Sample Alsatian cheeses in a family-run shop and end with traditional desserts like Kugelhopf or apple tarte flambée. Expect laughter, honest flavors, and moments you’ll want to tell friends about.
Lyon food tour: Quenelle, wine and traboules with a local guideA small-group food tour of Lyon led by a local guide, walking through Old Lyon and the traboules while tasting four courses of Lyonnais cuisine over 3.5 hours. You taste quenelle in a traditional bouchon restaurant, local wine and charcuterie near the Cathedral, pralulines in a 1948 boulangerie, and chocolate from a Meilleur Ouvrier de France—the tastings shift with the season and what local partners have on hand. Water and one alcoholic drink are included; vegetarian options are available, and the guide speaks English and French.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to eat like a local without building the itinerary yourself—the guide chooses the stops, handles the timing, and explains what you're tasting and why it matters in Lyon. The fixed route and the guide's knowledge of the traboules mean you see parts of the old town most visitors miss, and you taste dishes in the places where Lyonnais actually eat them.
Colmar & Haut-Koenigsbourg Castle from Strasbourg: Small GroupYou visit Colmar's half-timbered old town and Riquewihr's walled medieval village with free time at each, then tour Haut-Koenigsbourg Castle with your guide. Transport, castle entry, and a professional English-speaking guide are included; meals are at your own expense. Groups cap at eight people, and the full day returns you to Strasbourg by evening.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see three different Alsace villages and a real medieval castle in one day without renting a car or planning the route yourself—the small group size and fixed itinerary mean you get the guide's knowledge at each stop instead of rushing through on your own.
Saint-Émilion Wine Tour from Bordeaux: 2 Grand Crus & French ApéritifYou're picked up at the Bordeaux Tourist Office at noon and driven to two Grand Cru wineries in Saint-Émilion, with tastings at each, a guided walk through the medieval village, and a French aperitif with local food at the second château. Transport, guide, and all tastings are included. You're back in Bordeaux by early evening.Is it for me?A good fit if you want to taste Saint-Émilion's top wines and see the village without arranging transport or making your own château appointments — the fixed schedule and guide handle both. Plan for a full afternoon and early evening out, which is what lets you visit two wineries and still walk the medieval streets without rushing.
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›
