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La Belle Vie 2025 - Tour France’s Famous Wine Regions 16 days Max 8 Guests Overview Itinerary Inclusions Contact Prices (TERMS AND CONDITIONS APPLY) $7290 pp twin share $8850 single Download Itinerary PDF Overview Immerse yourself in the tastes and flavours of France, getting a profound appreciation of six regions we focus on during your wine-centric holiday. Discover some of the most famous wine regions in the world. Each region has its unique environment with different traditions and cuisine for you to explore. Departure Dates 2025 Monday 5 May – Tuesday 20 May (possibility to combine with Jewels of the North) Monday 23 June – Tuesday 8 July (possibility to combine with Jewels of the North) Monday 15 September – Tuesday 30 September (possibility to combine with Jewels of the North) Overview Itinerary Day 1 - Arrive Paris Welcome to France! After checking in to our hotel in Paris, we will get together that evening for a group “meet and greet” and an introduction to your tour leader. This is an excellent opportunity to get to know our fellow passengers. The the group will “cheers!” to the start of your unforgettable trip! As there is not much time in Paris (and to get over the jet lag!), we suggest you arrive a few days early so you can get under the skin of the City of Light. Day 2 - Paris (day trip to Champagne Region) After breakfast, we’ll take a leisurely trip to the picturesque Champagne region. On arrival we’ll be offered a tailor-made family vineyard imprint to the natural protection of the terroir. A unique experience followed by a tasting rich in emotions. Following the visit to the vineyard you will have the opportunity to visit the impressive gothic Reims’ Cathedral and free time to explore the capital city of Champagne region. In the afternoon we’ll visit some of the world’s most famous Champagne houses in Epernay. We’ll board the train and tour the emblematic Maison Mercier cellars enjoying a unique and immersive audio tour experience, following by a tasting. Day 3 - Paris > Chablis > Dijon Our accommodation is right in the heart of Paris, making it easy to take our time and leisurely stroll exploring the nation’s capital and discover the many attractions that make it one of the most treasured destinations in the world. Live your Parisienne life, your Tour Leader will help you to navigate to your favourite spots. We enjoy a morning pleasuring in the heart of Paris, before making our way southeast to Burgundy. We’ll swap fizz for the dry wines of Chablis with an included tasting before making our way to Dijon. Prepare your palate! It will be a culinary experience in Dijon with the new wine and food museum centre dedicated to celebrating the “Gastronomic Meal of the French”. Day 4 - Dijon You will have the opportunity to visit the bustling indoor market also known as “Les Halles”. It’s a great place where you can immerse yourself with the locals, wandering around and buying some fresh fruits and street food or simply watch the locals do their weekly grocery shopping. Don’t miss out, Mulot et Petit-Jean, a mythical brand in Dijon only sells traditional Burgundian products. Gingerbread, blackcurrant liqueur, old-fashioned mustard with red fruits, lemon, herbs, honey and many other flavours... And so much more to discover strolling around this beautiful city at our own pace. If you prefer to spend some time at the capital city of Burgundy wine, Beaune, your tour leader will happily organise your day there. Day 5 - Dijon > Le Luberon Provence Today we journey out into the world famous Rosé area. We are stepping into Provence, a beautiful place to live. It’s time to settle in, maybe by the pool, at your typical lovely countryside guesthouse were you will be warmly welcomed. You will discover all the hidden gems that only locals know about. Day 6 - Le Luberon Provence (day trip to Avignon and Le Pont du Gard) First today, we will visit a masterpiece of ancient architecture: the Pont du Gard, a massive 2000 year old Roman aqueduct. It is a milestone of human engineering and one of the greatest monuments of France that stands as a reminder of the tremendous power of the Roman Empire. We’ll then, stop off in Avignon, where we’ll be able to take a stroll around this historic city. You’ll have the opportunity to visit the Palace of the Popes – one of the most significant medieval buildings in Europe and centre of the Roman Catholic world during the 14th century. You will have the rest of the afternoon and evening to spend as you please. Perhaps seek out a local wine cellar and sample some the of the local Châteauneuf-du-Pape and Côtes-du-Rhône wines – accompanied with a sumptuous French meal, of course! Day 7 - Le Luberon Provence A perfect combination of scenery and traditional villages, we are exploring in the "massif" (area) of Luberon, the heart of Provence. Some of the most lovely villages to be found in France are here, with a scenic backdrop of cliffs, rocks, olive trees and ancient farms. We will visit the built and natural heritage meeting the traditions and the know how that forged the character of the terroir and the men The L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue Sunday market is the largest outdoor market in the idyllic Luberon massif in Provence. We are diving into the heart of the village's antique shops, flea market, the largest outdoor market in the idyllic markets with colourful and tasty products. Take the time to stroll through pretty cobblestone lanes as we discover the treasures of “ The Little Venice” town which is unlike any other. Our lovely host will prepare us a homemade and tailor made Provençal dinner for your gastronomic pleasure on our last night in their authentic home and our last day in Provence region. Day 8 - Le Luberon Provence to Médoc Region (via Carcassonne) We have a long travel day today from Mediterranean to the Atlantic ocean. We will break it up with an astonishing place of discovery: Carcassonne, world heritage site by UNESCO. This magnificent city with its fortress and castle will take your breath away. You will have some free time to explore on your own walking between the ramparts and surveying the lands, you will feel like you are in a movie, maybe because of the Robin Hood movie scenes filmed here! Day 9 - Médoc Region (day trip to Arcachon Bay) Your captain at your service! We will board a pinasse – a typical wooden boat - to enjoy a tour of the Arcachon Bay including a close-up view of the oyster parks where we will make a stop to taste its famous oysters. The beautiful Arcachon Bay, “A small, interior sea” opens to the Atlantic ocean backed by a pine forest. A wide, triangular slash, hemmed by picturesque fishermen villages, and punctuated by the incessant come-and-go of the tides, the Bay of Arcachon is an incomparable site that you discover each time for the first time. With your skipper, you will discover the area ‘like a local’ and learn all there is to know about the traditions and treasures from this beautiful part of France! Famed for its sumptuous seafood, particularly oysters Arcachon bay also has Europe’s longest and highest dune of sand that you will climb for the sport of it or just enjoy the breathtaking view from a delightful restaurant. Day 10 - Médoc Region (day trip to Bordeaux City) Today is your free day in vibrant Bordeaux were you will be able to access the best wine museum in the world! La Cité du Vin, is a unique cultural centre dedicated to the universal, living heritage of wine. It offers a spectacular journey around the world, throughout the ages, across countless cultures and civilisations. This grand homage to the drink that France is famous for and the one of a kind experience you get here makes it a must see when visiting Bordeaux. The choice is yours, you may prefer to shop as it will be the perfect place for it! You will again have the possibility to explore another market, Les Halles de Bacalan - a newly renovated farmers market where local producers are eager to let you taste their specialties in the heart of Bordeaux. Move from stand to stand - taste and enjoy the local gourmet specialities as you go! A very special and authentic moment! Foodies lovers do not miss it! Day 11 - Médoc Region Discover world-famous Medoc region, where the grandiose chateaux were built as show cases for both the wealth of the owners and the quality of their wines. We will stay in a typical familial cosy house in the heart of the Medoc vineyard, which extends over nearly 100km and bring together the most prestigious Grands Crus Classes of Bordeaux as well as tasty Crus Bourgeois and Artisans. Wines tours, tasting and cheers for our last day. We will reunite a last time for a nostalgic goodbye dinner prepared by our amazing host. Our home made and authentic last dinner will be rich in memories and emotions. Day 12 - Departure Médoc Region – Departure day It is time to say goodbye to your new friends, with great memories and plenty of stories. Your host will drop you off to Bordeaux St Jean train station or Bordeaux Merignac airport in the morning and help to make sure that everything is well coordinated for you to travel stress free to your next destination. We hope we will have succeeded our mission of sharing our culture and regions for a trip full of good times and smiles and that you will join us again on one of our other tours! Itinerary 2025 Tour Inclusions Accommodation 15 nights in boutique accommodation or traditional guesthouse Your Tour Team Experienced bilingual Tour Leader and Chauffeur Transport Premium minibus transportation Access to your choice of visit, and the flexibility of transportation from your Tour Leader Entry Admissions Welcome drink in Paris Champagne tasting session in Reims region and Epernay Tour visit of two Champagne Estate Winery shop visit and tastings in Chablis Entrance and visit to two wineries in Provence Entrance le Pont du Gard Invitation Michelin star diner experience Private guided boat cruise in the famous Arcachon Bay Entrance la Dune du Pilat Entrance and visit to two wineries with tasting in the famous Medoc, Bordeaux region Ferry boat crossing the Gironde estuary experience Entrance and audio-guided visit of three castles as Amboise, Chenonceau and Chambord in the Loire Valley Tour visit of vineyard and cellar with tastings in two Estates in the Loire Valley Meals 11 European-style breakfasts (B), 3 picnic lunches (L), 4 traditional dinners with locals (D) Inclusions Contact

A Taste of France 2025 – Live with the locals, like a local. 12 days Max 8 Guests Prices (TERMS AND CONDITIONS APPLY) $5480 pp twin share $6590 single Overview Itinerary Inclusions Contact Download Itinerary PDF Overview Enjoy a full slice of the good life in France. Join us on a voyage through the riches of France and discover the cuisine, history and landscapes that make this beautiful country unique. Departure Dates 2025 Monday 7 April – Friday 18 April Monday 2 June - Friday 13 June Monday 1 September – Friday 12 September Overview Itinerary Day 1 - Arrive Paris Welcome to France! After checking in to our hotel in Paris, we will get together that evening for a group “meet and greet” and an introduction to your tour leader. This is an excellent opportunity to get to know our fellow passengers. The the group will “cheers!” to the start of your unforgettable trip! As there is not much time in Paris (and to get over the jet lag!), we suggest you arrive a few days early so you can get under the skin of the City of Light. Day 2 - Paris (day trip to Champagne Region) After breakfast, we’ll take a leisurely trip to the picturesque Champagne region. On arrival we’ll be offered a tailor-made family vineyard imprint to the natural protection of the terroir. A unique experience followed by a tasting rich in emotions. Following the visit to the vineyard you will have the opportunity to visit the impressive gothic Reims’ Cathedral and free time to explore the capital city of Champagne region. In the afternoon we’ll visit some of the world’s most famous Champagne houses in Epernay. We’ll board the train and tour the emblematic Maison Mercier cellars enjoying a unique and immersive audio tour experience, following by a tasting. Day 3 - Paris > Chablis > Dijon Our accommodation is right in the heart of Paris, making it easy to take our time and leisurely stroll exploring the nation’s capital and discover the many attractions that make it one of the most treasured destinations in the world. Live your Parisienne life, your Tour Leader will help you to navigate to your favourite spots. We enjoy a morning pleasuring in the heart of Paris, before making our way southeast to Burgundy. We’ll swap fizz for the dry wines of Chablis with an included tasting before making our way to Dijon. Prepare your palate! It will be a culinary experience in Dijon with the new wine and food museum centre dedicated to celebrating the “Gastronomic Meal of the French”. Day 4 - Dijon You will have the opportunity to visit the bustling indoor market also known as “Les Halles”. It’s a great place where you can immerse yourself with the locals, wandering around and buying some fresh fruits and street food or simply watch the locals do their weekly grocery shopping. Don’t miss out, Mulot et Petit-Jean, a mythical brand in Dijon only sells traditional Burgundian products. Gingerbread, blackcurrant liqueur, old-fashioned mustard with red fruits, lemon, herbs, honey and many other flavours... And so much more to discover strolling around this beautiful city at our own pace. If you prefer to spend some time at the capital city of Burgundy wine, Beaune, your tour leader will happily organise your day there. Day 5 - Dijon > Le Luberon Provence Today we journey out into the world famous Rosé area. We are stepping into Provence, a beautiful place to live. It’s time to settle in, maybe by the pool, at your typical lovely countryside guesthouse were you will be warmly welcomed. You will discover all the hidden gems that only locals know about. Day 6 - Le Luberon Provence (day trip to Avignon and Le Pont du Gard) First today, we will visit a masterpiece of ancient architecture: the Pont du Gard, a massive 2000 year old Roman aqueduct. It is a milestone of human engineering and one of the greatest monuments of France that stands as a reminder of the tremendous power of the Roman Empire. We’ll then, stop off in Avignon, where we’ll be able to take a stroll around this historic city. You’ll have the opportunity to visit the Palace of the Popes – one of the most significant medieval buildings in Europe and centre of the Roman Catholic world during the 14th century. You will have the rest of the afternoon and evening to spend as you please. Perhaps seek out a local wine cellar and sample some the of the local Châteauneuf-du-Pape and Côtes-du-Rhône wines – accompanied with a sumptuous French meal, of course! Day 7 - Le Luberon Provence A perfect combination of scenery and traditional villages, we are exploring in the "massif" (area) of Luberon, the heart of Provence. Some of the most lovely villages to be found in France are here, with a scenic backdrop of cliffs, rocks, olive trees and ancient farms. We will visit the built and natural heritage meeting the traditions and the know how that forged the character of the terroir and the men The L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue Sunday market is the largest outdoor market in the idyllic Luberon massif in Provence. We are diving into the heart of the village's antique shops, flea market, the largest outdoor market in the idyllic markets with colourful and tasty products. Take the time to stroll through pretty cobblestone lanes as we discover the treasures of “ The Little Venice” town which is unlike any other. Our lovely host will prepare us a homemade and tailor made Provençal dinner for your gastronomic pleasure on our last night in their authentic home and our last day in Provence region. Day 8 - Le Luberon Provence to Médoc Region (via Carcassonne) We have a long travel day today from Mediterranean to the Atlantic ocean. We will break it up with an astonishing place of discovery: Carcassonne, world heritage site by UNESCO. This magnificent city with its fortress and castle will take your breath away. You will have some free time to explore on your own walking between the ramparts and surveying the lands, you will feel like you are in a movie, maybe because of the Robin Hood movie scenes filmed here! Day 9 - Médoc Region (day trip to Arcachon Bay) Your captain at your service! We will board a pinasse – a typical wooden boat - to enjoy a tour of the Arcachon Bay including a close-up view of the oyster parks where we will make a stop to taste its famous oysters. The beautiful Arcachon Bay, “A small, interior sea” opens to the Atlantic ocean backed by a pine forest. A wide, triangular slash, hemmed by picturesque fishermen villages, and punctuated by the incessant come-and-go of the tides, the Bay of Arcachon is an incomparable site that you discover each time for the first time. With your skipper, you will discover the area ‘like a local’ and learn all there is to know about the traditions and treasures from this beautiful part of France! Famed for its sumptuous seafood, particularly oysters Arcachon bay also has Europe’s longest and highest dune of sand that you will climb for the sport of it or just enjoy the breathtaking view from a delightful restaurant. Day 10 - Médoc Region (day trip to Bordeaux City) Today is your free day in vibrant Bordeaux were you will be able to access the best wine museum in the world! La Cité du Vin, is a unique cultural centre dedicated to the universal, living heritage of wine. It offers a spectacular journey around the world, throughout the ages, across countless cultures and civilisations. This grand homage to the drink that France is famous for and the one of a kind experience you get here makes it a must see when visiting Bordeaux. The choice is yours, you may prefer to shop as it will be the perfect place for it! You will again have the possibility to explore another market, Les Halles de Bacalan - a newly renovated farmers market where local producers are eager to let you taste their specialties in the heart of Bordeaux. Move from stand to stand - taste and enjoy the local gourmet specialities as you go! A very special and authentic moment! Foodies lovers do not miss it! Day 11 - Médoc Region Discover world-famous Medoc region, where the grandiose chateaux were built as show cases for both the wealth of the owners and the quality of their wines. We will stay in a typical familial cosy house in the heart of the Medoc vineyard, which extends over nearly 100km and bring together the most prestigious Grands Crus Classes of Bordeaux as well as tasty Crus Bourgeois and Artisans. Wines tours, tasting and cheers for our last day. We will reunite a last time for a nostalgic goodbye dinner prepared by our amazing host. Our home made and authentic last dinner will be rich in memories and emotions. Day 12 - Departure Médoc Region – Departure day It is time to say goodbye to your new friends, with great memories and plenty of stories. Your host will drop you off to Bordeaux St Jean train station or Bordeaux Merignac airport in the morning and help to make sure that everything is well coordinated for you to travel stress free to your next destination. We hope we will have succeeded our mission of sharing our culture and regions for a trip full of good times and smiles and that you will join us again on one of our other tours! Itinerary 2025 Tour Inclusions Accommodation 11 nights in boutique accommodation or traditional guesthouse Your Tour Team Experienced bilingual Tour Leader and Chauffeur Transport Premium minibus transportation Access to your choice of visit, and the flexibility of transportation from your Tour Leader Entry Admissions Champagne tasting session in Reims and Epernay Tour visit of 2 Champagne Estate Half-day cruise private boat discovering Arcachon Bay Entrance Le Pont du Gard Entrance La Dune du Pyla Entrance and visit to two wineries with tasting in the famous Medoc, Bordeaux region Meals 7 European-style breakfasts, 1 picnic lunch, 2 traditional dinners with locals Inclusions contact

Jewels of the North 2024 - Delve into France’s northern historical and culinary heritage 9 days Max 8 Guests Overview Itinerary Inclusions Contact Prices (TERMS AND CONDITIONS APPLY) $3890 pp twin share $4750 single Download Itinerary PDF Overview ​ Explore the culinary heritage and delve into a historical journey that will offer an excellent overview of the jewels of the North of France! Journey through the Somme, Normandy, and Brittany, experiencing those iconic sights and landmarks you’ve always longed to see - the natural wonder of the famous Normandy seaside, Brittany's medieval half-timbered villages, the magical Mont St-Michel, prestigious Saint-Malo and luxurious Deauville! Also on the journey is Monet's dreamy gardens at Giverny, Amiens Cathedral, the historical Bayeux Tapestry and many more hidden treasures that will bring history to life! Departure Dates 2024 Tuesday 23 April – Wednesday 1 May [special ANZAC day and dedicated ceremony of the Engineers Memorial Bridge] Tuesday 14 May – Wednesday 22 May Tuesday 16 July – Wednesday 24 July Tuesday 24 September – Wednesday 2 October Day 1 - Arrive Paris Welcome to France! After checking in to our hotel in Paris, we will get together that evening for a group “meet and greet” and an introduction to your tour leader. This is an excellent opportunity to get to know our fellow passengers. The the group will “cheers!” to the start of your unforgettable trip! As there is not much time in Paris (and to get over the jet lag!), we suggest you arrive a few days early so you can get under the skin of the City of Light. Day 2 - Paris (day trip to Champagne Region) After breakfast, we’ll take a leisurely trip to the picturesque Champagne region. On arrival we’ll be offered a tailor-made family vineyard imprint to the natural protection of the terroir. A unique experience followed by a tasting rich in emotions. Following the visit to the vineyard you will have the opportunity to visit the impressive gothic Reims’ Cathedral and free time to explore the capital city of Champagne region. In the afternoon we’ll visit some of the world’s most famous Champagne houses in Epernay. We’ll board the train and tour the emblematic Maison Mercier cellars enjoying a unique and immersive audio tour experience, following by a tasting. Day 3 - Paris > Chablis > Dijon Our accommodation is right in the heart of Paris, making it easy to take our time and leisurely stroll exploring the nation’s capital and discover the many attractions that make it one of the most treasured destinations in the world. Live your Parisienne life, your Tour Leader will help you to navigate to your favourite spots. We enjoy a morning pleasuring in the heart of Paris, before making our way southeast to Burgundy. We’ll swap fizz for the dry wines of Chablis with an included tasting before making our way to Dijon. Prepare your palate! It will be a culinary experience in Dijon with the new wine and food museum centre dedicated to celebrating the “Gastronomic Meal of the French”. Day 4 - Dijon You will have the opportunity to visit the bustling indoor market also known as “Les Halles”. It’s a great place where you can immerse yourself with the locals, wandering around and buying some fresh fruits and street food or simply watch the locals do their weekly grocery shopping. Don’t miss out, Mulot et Petit-Jean, a mythical brand in Dijon only sells traditional Burgundian products. Gingerbread, blackcurrant liqueur, old-fashioned mustard with red fruits, lemon, herbs, honey and many other flavours... And so much more to discover strolling around this beautiful city at our own pace. If you prefer to spend some time at the capital city of Burgundy wine, Beaune, your tour leader will happily organise your day there. Day 5 - Dijon > Le Luberon Provence Today we journey out into the world famous Rosé area. We are stepping into Provence, a beautiful place to live. It’s time to settle in, maybe by the pool, at your typical lovely countryside guesthouse were you will be warmly welcomed. You will discover all the hidden gems that only locals know about. Day 6 - Le Luberon Provence (day trip to Avignon and Le Pont du Gard) First today, we will visit a masterpiece of ancient architecture: the Pont du Gard, a massive 2000 year old Roman aqueduct. It is a milestone of human engineering and one of the greatest monuments of France that stands as a reminder of the tremendous power of the Roman Empire. We’ll then, stop off in Avignon, where we’ll be able to take a stroll around this historic city. You’ll have the opportunity to visit the Palace of the Popes – one of the most significant medieval buildings in Europe and centre of the Roman Catholic world during the 14th century. You will have the rest of the afternoon and evening to spend as you please. Perhaps seek out a local wine cellar and sample some the of the local Châteauneuf-du-Pape and Côtes-du-Rhône wines – accompanied with a sumptuous French meal, of course! Day 7 - Le Luberon Provence A perfect combination of scenery and traditional villages, we are exploring in the "massif" (area) of Luberon, the heart of Provence. Some of the most lovely villages to be found in France are here, with a scenic backdrop of cliffs, rocks, olive trees and ancient farms. We will visit the built and natural heritage meeting the traditions and the know how that forged the character of the terroir and the men The L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue Sunday market is the largest outdoor market in the idyllic Luberon massif in Provence. We are diving into the heart of the village's antique shops, flea market, the largest outdoor market in the idyllic markets with colourful and tasty products. Take the time to stroll through pretty cobblestone lanes as we discover the treasures of “ The Little Venice” town which is unlike any other. Our lovely host will prepare us a homemade and tailor made Provençal dinner for your gastronomic pleasure on our last night in their authentic home and our last day in Provence region. Day 8 - Le Luberon Provence to Médoc Region (via Carcassonne) We have a long travel day today from Mediterranean to the Atlantic ocean. We will break it up with an astonishing place of discovery: Carcassonne, world heritage site by UNESCO. This magnificent city with its fortress and castle will take your breath away. You will have some free time to explore on your own walking between the ramparts and surveying the lands, you will feel like you are in a movie, maybe because of the Robin Hood movie scenes filmed here! Day 9 - Médoc Region (day trip to Arcachon Bay) Your captain at your service! We will board a pinasse – a typical wooden boat - to enjoy a tour of the Arcachon Bay including a close-up view of the oyster parks where we will make a stop to taste its famous oysters. The beautiful Arcachon Bay, “A small, interior sea” opens to the Atlantic ocean backed by a pine forest. A wide, triangular slash, hemmed by picturesque fishermen villages, and punctuated by the incessant come-and-go of the tides, the Bay of Arcachon is an incomparable site that you discover each time for the first time. With your skipper, you will discover the area ‘like a local’ and learn all there is to know about the traditions and treasures from this beautiful part of France! Famed for its sumptuous seafood, particularly oysters Arcachon bay also has Europe’s longest and highest dune of sand that you will climb for the sport of it or just enjoy the breathtaking view from a delightful restaurant. Day 10 - Médoc Region (day trip to Bordeaux City) Today is your free day in vibrant Bordeaux were you will be able to access the best wine museum in the world! La Cité du Vin, is a unique cultural centre dedicated to the universal, living heritage of wine. It offers a spectacular journey around the world, throughout the ages, across countless cultures and civilisations. This grand homage to the drink that France is famous for and the one of a kind experience you get here makes it a must see when visiting Bordeaux. The choice is yours, you may prefer to shop as it will be the perfect place for it! You will again have the possibility to explore another market, Les Halles de Bacalan - a newly renovated farmers market where local producers are eager to let you taste their specialties in the heart of Bordeaux. Move from stand to stand - taste and enjoy the local gourmet specialities as you go! A very special and authentic moment! Foodies lovers do not miss it! Day 11 - Médoc Region Discover world-famous Medoc region, where the grandiose chateaux were built as show cases for both the wealth of the owners and the quality of their wines. We will stay in a typical familial cosy house in the heart of the Medoc vineyard, which extends over nearly 100km and bring together the most prestigious Grands Crus Classes of Bordeaux as well as tasty Crus Bourgeois and Artisans. Wines tours, tasting and cheers for our last day. We will reunite a last time for a nostalgic goodbye dinner prepared by our amazing host. Our home made and authentic last dinner will be rich in memories and emotions. Day 12 - Departure Médoc Region – Departure day It is time to say goodbye to your new friends, with great memories and plenty of stories. Your host will drop you off to Bordeaux St Jean train station or Bordeaux Merignac airport in the morning and help to make sure that everything is well coordinated for you to travel stress free to your next destination. We hope we will have succeeded our mission of sharing our culture and regions for a trip full of good times and smiles and that you will join us again on one of our other tours! Itinerary Day 1 - Arrive Paris Welcome to France! After checking in to our hotel in Paris, we will get together that evening for a group “meet and greet” and an introduction to your tour leader. This is an excellent opportunity to get to know our fellow passengers. The the group will “cheers!” to the start of your unforgettable trip! As there is not much time in Paris (and to get over the jet lag!), we suggest you arrive a few days early so you can get under the skin of the City of Light. Day 2 - Paris (day trip to Champagne Region) After breakfast, we’ll take a leisurely trip to the picturesque Champagne region. On arrival we’ll be offered a tailor-made family vineyard imprint to the natural protection of the terroir. A unique experience followed by a tasting rich in emotions. Following the visit to the vineyard you will have the opportunity to visit the impressive gothic Reims’ Cathedral and free time to explore the capital city of Champagne region. In the afternoon we’ll visit some of the world’s most famous Champagne houses in Epernay. We’ll board the train and tour the emblematic Maison Mercier cellars enjoying a unique and immersive audio tour experience, following by a tasting. Day 3 - Paris > Chablis > Dijon Our accommodation is right in the heart of Paris, making it easy to take our time and leisurely stroll exploring the nation’s capital and discover the many attractions that make it one of the most treasured destinations in the world. Live your Parisienne life, your Tour Leader will help you to navigate to your favourite spots. We enjoy a morning pleasuring in the heart of Paris, before making our way southeast to Burgundy. We’ll swap fizz for the dry wines of Chablis with an included tasting before making our way to Dijon. Prepare your palate! It will be a culinary experience in Dijon with the new wine and food museum centre dedicated to celebrating the “Gastronomic Meal of the French”. Day 4 - Dijon You will have the opportunity to visit the bustling indoor market also known as “Les Halles”. It’s a great place where you can immerse yourself with the locals, wandering around and buying some fresh fruits and street food or simply watch the locals do their weekly grocery shopping. Don’t miss out, Mulot et Petit-Jean, a mythical brand in Dijon only sells traditional Burgundian products. Gingerbread, blackcurrant liqueur, old-fashioned mustard with red fruits, lemon, herbs, honey and many other flavours... And so much more to discover strolling around this beautiful city at our own pace. If you prefer to spend some time at the capital city of Burgundy wine, Beaune, your tour leader will happily organise your day there. Day 5 - Dijon > Le Luberon Provence Today we journey out into the world famous Rosé area. We are stepping into Provence, a beautiful place to live. It’s time to settle in, maybe by the pool, at your typical lovely countryside guesthouse were you will be warmly welcomed. You will discover all the hidden gems that only locals know about. Day 6 - Le Luberon Provence (day trip to Avignon and Le Pont du Gard) First today, we will visit a masterpiece of ancient architecture: the Pont du Gard, a massive 2000 year old Roman aqueduct. It is a milestone of human engineering and one of the greatest monuments of France that stands as a reminder of the tremendous power of the Roman Empire. We’ll then, stop off in Avignon, where we’ll be able to take a stroll around this historic city. You’ll have the opportunity to visit the Palace of the Popes – one of the most significant medieval buildings in Europe and centre of the Roman Catholic world during the 14th century. You will have the rest of the afternoon and evening to spend as you please. Perhaps seek out a local wine cellar and sample some the of the local Châteauneuf-du-Pape and Côtes-du-Rhône wines – accompanied with a sumptuous French meal, of course! Day 7 - Le Luberon Provence A perfect combination of scenery and traditional villages, we are exploring in the "massif" (area) of Luberon, the heart of Provence. Some of the most lovely villages to be found in France are here, with a scenic backdrop of cliffs, rocks, olive trees and ancient farms. We will visit the built and natural heritage meeting the traditions and the know how that forged the character of the terroir and the men The L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue Sunday market is the largest outdoor market in the idyllic Luberon massif in Provence. We are diving into the heart of the village's antique shops, flea market, the largest outdoor market in the idyllic markets with colourful and tasty products. Take the time to stroll through pretty cobblestone lanes as we discover the treasures of “ The Little Venice” town which is unlike any other. Our lovely host will prepare us a homemade and tailor made Provençal dinner for your gastronomic pleasure on our last night in their authentic home and our last day in Provence region. Day 8 - Le Luberon Provence to Médoc Region (via Carcassonne) We have a long travel day today from Mediterranean to the Atlantic ocean. We will break it up with an astonishing place of discovery: Carcassonne, world heritage site by UNESCO. This magnificent city with its fortress and castle will take your breath away. You will have some free time to explore on your own walking between the ramparts and surveying the lands, you will feel like you are in a movie, maybe because of the Robin Hood movie scenes filmed here! Day 9 - Médoc Region (day trip to Arcachon Bay) Your captain at your service! We will board a pinasse – a typical wooden boat - to enjoy a tour of the Arcachon Bay including a close-up view of the oyster parks where we will make a stop to taste its famous oysters. The beautiful Arcachon Bay, “A small, interior sea” opens to the Atlantic ocean backed by a pine forest. A wide, triangular slash, hemmed by picturesque fishermen villages, and punctuated by the incessant come-and-go of the tides, the Bay of Arcachon is an incomparable site that you discover each time for the first time. With your skipper, you will discover the area ‘like a local’ and learn all there is to know about the traditions and treasures from this beautiful part of France! Famed for its sumptuous seafood, particularly oysters Arcachon bay also has Europe’s longest and highest dune of sand that you will climb for the sport of it or just enjoy the breathtaking view from a delightful restaurant. Day 10 - Médoc Region (day trip to Bordeaux City) Today is your free day in vibrant Bordeaux were you will be able to access the best wine museum in the world! La Cité du Vin, is a unique cultural centre dedicated to the universal, living heritage of wine. It offers a spectacular journey around the world, throughout the ages, across countless cultures and civilisations. This grand homage to the drink that France is famous for and the one of a kind experience you get here makes it a must see when visiting Bordeaux. The choice is yours, you may prefer to shop as it will be the perfect place for it! You will again have the possibility to explore another market, Les Halles de Bacalan - a newly renovated farmers market where local producers are eager to let you taste their specialties in the heart of Bordeaux. Move from stand to stand - taste and enjoy the local gourmet specialities as you go! A very special and authentic moment! Foodies lovers do not miss it! Day 11 - Médoc Region Discover world-famous Medoc region, where the grandiose chateaux were built as show cases for both the wealth of the owners and the quality of their wines. We will stay in a typical familial cosy house in the heart of the Medoc vineyard, which extends over nearly 100km and bring together the most prestigious Grands Crus Classes of Bordeaux as well as tasty Crus Bourgeois and Artisans. Wines tours, tasting and cheers for our last day. We will reunite a last time for a nostalgic goodbye dinner prepared by our amazing host. Our home made and authentic last dinner will be rich in memories and emotions. Day 12 - Departure Médoc Region – Departure day It is time to say goodbye to your new friends, with great memories and plenty of stories. Your host will drop you off to Bordeaux St Jean train station or Bordeaux Merignac airport in the morning and help to make sure that everything is well coordinated for you to travel stress free to your next destination. We hope we will have succeeded our mission of sharing our culture and regions for a trip full of good times and smiles and that you will join us again on one of our other tours! Itinerary 2024 Tour Inclusions Accommodation 9 days tour including 8 nights specially selected boutique accommodation. Your Tour Team Experienced bilingual Tour Leader and Chauffeur Transport Premium minibus transportation Your Tour Leader has the flexibility to take guests to your point of interest; you can choose between mamy options Entry Admissions Immersive and interactive visit of a Calvados distillery in Normandy with two tasting Skip the line admission to The Monet House and Gardens at Giverny Sir John Monarch Museum remembrance and Franco-Australian Museum at Villers-Bretonneux ANZAC dawn service Admission and audio guide of the Bayeux Tapestry Museum Entrance Mont Saint Michel Medieval City Entrance and audio guide of the Mont Saint Michel Abbey 2 hour private conferential guided visit of the Mont Saint Michel City (min imum guest apply) Meals 6 European-style breakfasts (B), 2 lunches (L), 2 traditional dinners with locals (D) Tour Inclusions Accommodation 9 days tour including 8 nights specially selected boutique accommodation. Your Tour Team Experienced bilingual Tour Leader and Chauffeur Transport Premium minibus transportation Your Tour Leader has the flexibility to take guests to your point of interest; you can choose between mamy options Entry Admissions Immersive and interactive visit of a Calvados distillery in Normandy with two tasting Skip the line admission to The Monet House and Gardens at Giverny Sir John Monarch Museum remembrance and Franco-Australian Museum at Villers-Bretonneux ANZAC dawn service Admission and audio guide of the Bayeux Tapestry Museum Entrance Mont Saint Michel Medieval City Entrance and audio guide of the Mont Saint Michel Abbey 2 hour private conferential guided visit of the Mont Saint Michel City (min imum guest apply) Meals 6 European-style breakfasts (B), 2 lunches (L), 2 traditional dinners with locals (D)

French Winter Christmas Delights 13 days Max 8 Guests Overview Itinerary Inclusions Contact Prices (TERMS AND CONDITIONS APPLY) $6790 pp twin share $8690 single Download Itinerary PDF Overview Embark on an unforgettable 13-day journey where the magic of French Christmas comes to life. Beginning in the Rhône region during Lyon's Festival of Lights, experiencing the city's enchanting glow. Traverse the snow-covered French Alps, exploring breathtaking villages straight from a winter fairy-tale, and embark on a scenic drive through Switzerland's pristine landscapes. Dive into the festive charm of Alsace with tastings at renowned wineries and strolls through villages adorned in Christmas splendour. Conclude the adventure in Paris, the "City of Light," immersing yourself in its twinkling streets and iconic landmarks. Guided by French locals, this small-group tour of maximum 8 travellers, promises an intimate experience, combining culinary delights, wine culture, and the picturesque beauty of France during the most wonderful time of the year. Let "A French Winter Christmas Delights" create lasting holiday memories with its blend of tradition, gastronomy, and the enchanting magic of the season. Overview Departure Dates 2024 Monday 7th of December to Thursday 19th of December Itinerary Day 1 - Arrive Paris Welcome to France! After checking in to our hotel in Paris, we will get together that evening for a group “meet and greet” and an introduction to your tour leader. This is an excellent opportunity to get to know our fellow passengers. The the group will “cheers!” to the start of your unforgettable trip! As there is not much time in Paris (and to get over the jet lag!), we suggest you arrive a few days early so you can get under the skin of the City of Light. Day 2 - Paris (day trip to Champagne Region) After breakfast, we’ll take a leisurely trip to the picturesque Champagne region. On arrival we’ll be offered a tailor-made family vineyard imprint to the natural protection of the terroir. A unique experience followed by a tasting rich in emotions. Following the visit to the vineyard you will have the opportunity to visit the impressive gothic Reims’ Cathedral and free time to explore the capital city of Champagne region. In the afternoon we’ll visit some of the world’s most famous Champagne houses in Epernay. We’ll board the train and tour the emblematic Maison Mercier cellars enjoying a unique and immersive audio tour experience, following by a tasting. Day 3 - Paris > Chablis > Dijon Our accommodation is right in the heart of Paris, making it easy to take our time and leisurely stroll exploring the nation’s capital and discover the many attractions that make it one of the most treasured destinations in the world. Live your Parisienne life, your Tour Leader will help you to navigate to your favourite spots. We enjoy a morning pleasuring in the heart of Paris, before making our way southeast to Burgundy. We’ll swap fizz for the dry wines of Chablis with an included tasting before making our way to Dijon. Prepare your palate! It will be a culinary experience in Dijon with the new wine and food museum centre dedicated to celebrating the “Gastronomic Meal of the French”. Day 4 - Dijon You will have the opportunity to visit the bustling indoor market also known as “Les Halles”. It’s a great place where you can immerse yourself with the locals, wandering around and buying some fresh fruits and street food or simply watch the locals do their weekly grocery shopping. Don’t miss out, Mulot et Petit-Jean, a mythical brand in Dijon only sells traditional Burgundian products. Gingerbread, blackcurrant liqueur, old-fashioned mustard with red fruits, lemon, herbs, honey and many other flavours... And so much more to discover strolling around this beautiful city at our own pace. If you prefer to spend some time at the capital city of Burgundy wine, Beaune, your tour leader will happily organise your day there. Day 5 - Dijon > Le Luberon Provence Today we journey out into the world famous Rosé area. We are stepping into Provence, a beautiful place to live. It’s time to settle in, maybe by the pool, at your typical lovely countryside guesthouse were you will be warmly welcomed. You will discover all the hidden gems that only locals know about. Day 6 - Le Luberon Provence (day trip to Avignon and Le Pont du Gard) First today, we will visit a masterpiece of ancient architecture: the Pont du Gard, a massive 2000 year old Roman aqueduct. It is a milestone of human engineering and one of the greatest monuments of France that stands as a reminder of the tremendous power of the Roman Empire. We’ll then, stop off in Avignon, where we’ll be able to take a stroll around this historic city. You’ll have the opportunity to visit the Palace of the Popes – one of the most significant medieval buildings in Europe and centre of the Roman Catholic world during the 14th century. You will have the rest of the afternoon and evening to spend as you please. Perhaps seek out a local wine cellar and sample some the of the local Châteauneuf-du-Pape and Côtes-du-Rhône wines – accompanied with a sumptuous French meal, of course! Day 7 - Le Luberon Provence A perfect combination of scenery and traditional villages, we are exploring in the "massif" (area) of Luberon, the heart of Provence. Some of the most lovely villages to be found in France are here, with a scenic backdrop of cliffs, rocks, olive trees and ancient farms. We will visit the built and natural heritage meeting the traditions and the know how that forged the character of the terroir and the men The L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue Sunday market is the largest outdoor market in the idyllic Luberon massif in Provence. We are diving into the heart of the village's antique shops, flea market, the largest outdoor market in the idyllic markets with colourful and tasty products. Take the time to stroll through pretty cobblestone lanes as we discover the treasures of “ The Little Venice” town which is unlike any other. Our lovely host will prepare us a homemade and tailor made Provençal dinner for your gastronomic pleasure on our last night in their authentic home and our last day in Provence region. Day 8 - Le Luberon Provence to Médoc Region (via Carcassonne) We have a long travel day today from Mediterranean to the Atlantic ocean. We will break it up with an astonishing place of discovery: Carcassonne, world heritage site by UNESCO. This magnificent city with its fortress and castle will take your breath away. You will have some free time to explore on your own walking between the ramparts and surveying the lands, you will feel like you are in a movie, maybe because of the Robin Hood movie scenes filmed here! Day 9 - Médoc Region (day trip to Arcachon Bay) Your captain at your service! We will board a pinasse – a typical wooden boat - to enjoy a tour of the Arcachon Bay including a close-up view of the oyster parks where we will make a stop to taste its famous oysters. The beautiful Arcachon Bay, “A small, interior sea” opens to the Atlantic ocean backed by a pine forest. A wide, triangular slash, hemmed by picturesque fishermen villages, and punctuated by the incessant come-and-go of the tides, the Bay of Arcachon is an incomparable site that you discover each time for the first time. With your skipper, you will discover the area ‘like a local’ and learn all there is to know about the traditions and treasures from this beautiful part of France! Famed for its sumptuous seafood, particularly oysters Arcachon bay also has Europe’s longest and highest dune of sand that you will climb for the sport of it or just enjoy the breathtaking view from a delightful restaurant. Day 10 - Médoc Region (day trip to Bordeaux City) Today is your free day in vibrant Bordeaux were you will be able to access the best wine museum in the world! La Cité du Vin, is a unique cultural centre dedicated to the universal, living heritage of wine. It offers a spectacular journey around the world, throughout the ages, across countless cultures and civilisations. This grand homage to the drink that France is famous for and the one of a kind experience you get here makes it a must see when visiting Bordeaux. The choice is yours, you may prefer to shop as it will be the perfect place for it! You will again have the possibility to explore another market, Les Halles de Bacalan - a newly renovated farmers market where local producers are eager to let you taste their specialties in the heart of Bordeaux. Move from stand to stand - taste and enjoy the local gourmet specialities as you go! A very special and authentic moment! Foodies lovers do not miss it! Day 11 - Médoc Region Discover world-famous Medoc region, where the grandiose chateaux were built as show cases for both the wealth of the owners and the quality of their wines. We will stay in a typical familial cosy house in the heart of the Medoc vineyard, which extends over nearly 100km and bring together the most prestigious Grands Crus Classes of Bordeaux as well as tasty Crus Bourgeois and Artisans. Wines tours, tasting and cheers for our last day. We will reunite a last time for a nostalgic goodbye dinner prepared by our amazing host. Our home made and authentic last dinner will be rich in memories and emotions. Day 12 - Departure Médoc Region – Departure day It is time to say goodbye to your new friends, with great memories and plenty of stories. Your host will drop you off to Bordeaux St Jean train station or Bordeaux Merignac airport in the morning and help to make sure that everything is well coordinated for you to travel stress free to your next destination. We hope we will have succeeded our mission of sharing our culture and regions for a trip full of good times and smiles and that you will join us again on one of our other tours! Itinerary 2024 Tour Inclusions Welcome Dinner Festival of Lights Tour of Lyon Funicular Panoramic experience in Lyon Entrance tickets at the Chamonix Mont-Blanc cable car (if weather permitted) Entrance tickets for The Montenvers Railway (red train) Discovery Lake Cruise on Annecy Lake Cheese Factory visit Visit of the Palace of Gingerbread and factory Entrance and audio guide Château du Haut-Koenigsbourg Visit of Alsatian’s wineries with tastings Sightseeing river boat cruise on Petite France Canal Strasbourg Visit of the historical Cellars of Strasbourg Hospice Visit of a Champagne winery with tasting Entrance and skip the line Versailles castle Paris Meals 6 European-style breakfasts (B), 1 lunch (L), 2 traditional dinners with locals(D)

Jewels of the North 2024 - Special ANZAC Dawn Service and dedicated ceremony of the Engineers Memorial Bridge 9 days Max 8 Guests Overview Itinerary Inclusions Contact Prices (TERMS AND CONDITIONS APPLY) $3890 pp twin share $4750 single Download Itinerary PDF Overview The Jewels of the North tour is a perfect mix of taking in and honouring the memory of the soldiers of World War 1 and buckling up to see the iconic sights and landmarks of Northern France. You will journey through the natural wonder of the famous Normandy seaside, the magical Mont Saint Michel, Brittany's medieval half-timbered village of Dinan, the cradle of impressionist town Honfleur, the prestigious Saint-Malo, and the luxurious Deauville! Also on the journey is Monet's dreamy gardens at Giverny, Amiens Cathedral, Etretat Cliffs, the historical Bayeux Tapestry and many more hidden treasures that will bring the North of France’s rich history to life! Departure Date 2024 Tuesday 23 April – Wednesday 1 May [special ANZAC day and dedicated ceremony of the Engineers Memorial Bridge] Overview Itinerary Day 1 - Arrive Paris Welcome to France! After checking in to our hotel in Paris, we will get together that evening for a group “meet and greet” and an introduction to your tour leader. This is an excellent opportunity to get to know our fellow passengers. The the group will “cheers!” to the start of your unforgettable trip! As there is not much time in Paris (and to get over the jet lag!), we suggest you arrive a few days early so you can get under the skin of the City of Light. Day 2 - Paris (day trip to Champagne Region) After breakfast, we’ll take a leisurely trip to the picturesque Champagne region. On arrival we’ll be offered a tailor-made family vineyard imprint to the natural protection of the terroir. A unique experience followed by a tasting rich in emotions. Following the visit to the vineyard you will have the opportunity to visit the impressive gothic Reims’ Cathedral and free time to explore the capital city of Champagne region. In the afternoon we’ll visit some of the world’s most famous Champagne houses in Epernay. We’ll board the train and tour the emblematic Maison Mercier cellars enjoying a unique and immersive audio tour experience, following by a tasting. Day 3 - Paris > Chablis > Dijon Our accommodation is right in the heart of Paris, making it easy to take our time and leisurely stroll exploring the nation’s capital and discover the many attractions that make it one of the most treasured destinations in the world. Live your Parisienne life, your Tour Leader will help you to navigate to your favourite spots. We enjoy a morning pleasuring in the heart of Paris, before making our way southeast to Burgundy. We’ll swap fizz for the dry wines of Chablis with an included tasting before making our way to Dijon. Prepare your palate! It will be a culinary experience in Dijon with the new wine and food museum centre dedicated to celebrating the “Gastronomic Meal of the French”. Day 4 - Dijon You will have the opportunity to visit the bustling indoor market also known as “Les Halles”. It’s a great place where you can immerse yourself with the locals, wandering around and buying some fresh fruits and street food or simply watch the locals do their weekly grocery shopping. Don’t miss out, Mulot et Petit-Jean, a mythical brand in Dijon only sells traditional Burgundian products. Gingerbread, blackcurrant liqueur, old-fashioned mustard with red fruits, lemon, herbs, honey and many other flavours... And so much more to discover strolling around this beautiful city at our own pace. If you prefer to spend some time at the capital city of Burgundy wine, Beaune, your tour leader will happily organise your day there. Day 5 - Dijon > Le Luberon Provence Today we journey out into the world famous Rosé area. We are stepping into Provence, a beautiful place to live. It’s time to settle in, maybe by the pool, at your typical lovely countryside guesthouse were you will be warmly welcomed. You will discover all the hidden gems that only locals know about. Day 6 - Le Luberon Provence (day trip to Avignon and Le Pont du Gard) First today, we will visit a masterpiece of ancient architecture: the Pont du Gard, a massive 2000 year old Roman aqueduct. It is a milestone of human engineering and one of the greatest monuments of France that stands as a reminder of the tremendous power of the Roman Empire. We’ll then, stop off in Avignon, where we’ll be able to take a stroll around this historic city. You’ll have the opportunity to visit the Palace of the Popes – one of the most significant medieval buildings in Europe and centre of the Roman Catholic world during the 14th century. You will have the rest of the afternoon and evening to spend as you please. Perhaps seek out a local wine cellar and sample some the of the local Châteauneuf-du-Pape and Côtes-du-Rhône wines – accompanied with a sumptuous French meal, of course! Day 7 - Le Luberon Provence A perfect combination of scenery and traditional villages, we are exploring in the "massif" (area) of Luberon, the heart of Provence. Some of the most lovely villages to be found in France are here, with a scenic backdrop of cliffs, rocks, olive trees and ancient farms. We will visit the built and natural heritage meeting the traditions and the know how that forged the character of the terroir and the men The L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue Sunday market is the largest outdoor market in the idyllic Luberon massif in Provence. We are diving into the heart of the village's antique shops, flea market, the largest outdoor market in the idyllic markets with colourful and tasty products. Take the time to stroll through pretty cobblestone lanes as we discover the treasures of “ The Little Venice” town which is unlike any other. Our lovely host will prepare us a homemade and tailor made Provençal dinner for your gastronomic pleasure on our last night in their authentic home and our last day in Provence region. Day 8 - Le Luberon Provence to Médoc Region (via Carcassonne) We have a long travel day today from Mediterranean to the Atlantic ocean. We will break it up with an astonishing place of discovery: Carcassonne, world heritage site by UNESCO. This magnificent city with its fortress and castle will take your breath away. You will have some free time to explore on your own walking between the ramparts and surveying the lands, you will feel like you are in a movie, maybe because of the Robin Hood movie scenes filmed here! Day 9 - Médoc Region (day trip to Arcachon Bay) Your captain at your service! We will board a pinasse – a typical wooden boat - to enjoy a tour of the Arcachon Bay including a close-up view of the oyster parks where we will make a stop to taste its famous oysters. The beautiful Arcachon Bay, “A small, interior sea” opens to the Atlantic ocean backed by a pine forest. A wide, triangular slash, hemmed by picturesque fishermen villages, and punctuated by the incessant come-and-go of the tides, the Bay of Arcachon is an incomparable site that you discover each time for the first time. With your skipper, you will discover the area ‘like a local’ and learn all there is to know about the traditions and treasures from this beautiful part of France! Famed for its sumptuous seafood, particularly oysters Arcachon bay also has Europe’s longest and highest dune of sand that you will climb for the sport of it or just enjoy the breathtaking view from a delightful restaurant. Day 10 - Médoc Region (day trip to Bordeaux City) Today is your free day in vibrant Bordeaux were you will be able to access the best wine museum in the world! La Cité du Vin, is a unique cultural centre dedicated to the universal, living heritage of wine. It offers a spectacular journey around the world, throughout the ages, across countless cultures and civilisations. This grand homage to the drink that France is famous for and the one of a kind experience you get here makes it a must see when visiting Bordeaux. The choice is yours, you may prefer to shop as it will be the perfect place for it! You will again have the possibility to explore another market, Les Halles de Bacalan - a newly renovated farmers market where local producers are eager to let you taste their specialties in the heart of Bordeaux. Move from stand to stand - taste and enjoy the local gourmet specialities as you go! A very special and authentic moment! Foodies lovers do not miss it! Day 11 - Médoc Region Discover world-famous Medoc region, where the grandiose chateaux were built as show cases for both the wealth of the owners and the quality of their wines. We will stay in a typical familial cosy house in the heart of the Medoc vineyard, which extends over nearly 100km and bring together the most prestigious Grands Crus Classes of Bordeaux as well as tasty Crus Bourgeois and Artisans. Wines tours, tasting and cheers for our last day. We will reunite a last time for a nostalgic goodbye dinner prepared by our amazing host. Our home made and authentic last dinner will be rich in memories and emotions. Day 12 - Departure Médoc Region – Departure day It is time to say goodbye to your new friends, with great memories and plenty of stories. Your host will drop you off to Bordeaux St Jean train station or Bordeaux Merignac airport in the morning and help to make sure that everything is well coordinated for you to travel stress free to your next destination. We hope we will have succeeded our mission of sharing our culture and regions for a trip full of good times and smiles and that you will join us again on one of our other tours! Itinerary 2024 Tour Inclusions Accommodation 9 days tour including 8 nights specially selected boutique accommodation. Your Tour Team Experienced bilingual Tour Leader and Chauffeur Transport Premium minibus transportation Your Tour Leader has the flexibility to take guests to your point of interest; you can choose between mamy options Entry Admissions Immersive and interactive visit of a Calvados distillery in Normandy with two tasting Skip the line admission to The Monet House and Gardens at Giverny Sir John Monarch Museum remembrance and Franco-Australian Museum at Villers-Bretonneux ANZAC dawn service Admission and audio guide of the Bayeux Tapestry Museum Entrance Mont Saint Michel Medieval City Entrance and audio guide of the Mont Saint Michel Abbey 2 hour private conferential guided visit of the Mont Saint Michel City (min imum guest apply) Meals 6 European-style breakfasts (B), 2 lunches (L), 2 traditional dinners with locals (D) Inclusions Contact-jwl

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Browse through the tours that are coming up below Wonderfully curated French tours for a lifetime of memories Jewels of the North 2024 – Delve into France’s northern historical and culinary heritage. From / To: Paris to Paris Number of Guests: 8 maximum Maps: Show Map Dates Tuesday 23 April – Wednesday 1 May [special ANZAC dawn service and dedicated ceremony of the Engineers Memorial Bridge] ​ Tuesday 14 May – Wednesday 22 May ​ Tuesday 16 July – Wednesday 24 July ​ Tuesday 24 September – Wednesday 2 October 2024 Prices (TERMS AND CONDITIONS APPLY) $3890 pp twin share $4750 single 9 Days 2 PLACES LEFT 3 PLACES LEFT FULLY BOOKED 4 PLACES LEFT Learn More Jewels of the North 2025 – Delve into France’s northern historical and culinary heritage. From / To: Paris to Paris Number of Guests: 8 maximum Maps: Show Map Dates Wednesday 23 April – Thursday 1 May [special ANZAC dawn service] ​ Tuesday 20 May – Wednesday 28 May ​ Tuesday 30 September – Wednesday 8 October 2025 Prices (TERMS AND CONDITIONS APPLY) $4690 pp twin share $5350 single 9 Days Learn More La Belle Vie 2024 - Tour France's Famous Wine Regions From / To: Paris to Paris Number of Guests: 8 maximum Maps: Show Map Dates ​ Monday 8 April – Tuesday 23 April (possibility to combine with Jewels of the North special ANZAC) Monday 29 April – Tuesday 14 May (possibility to combine with Jewels of the North) Monday 1 July – Tuesday 16 July (possibility to combine with Jewels of the North) Monday 9 September – Tuesday 24 September (possibility to combine with Jewels of the North) ​ 2024 Prices (TERMS AND CONDITIONS APPLY) $6490pp twin share $7650 single 16 Days SORRY YOU MISSED 2 PLACES LEFT Learn More La Belle Vie 2025 - Tour France's Famous Wine Regions From / To: Paris to Paris Number of Guests: 8 maximum Maps: Show Map Dates ​ Monday 5 May – Tuesday 20 May (possibility to combine with Jewels of the North) Monday 23 June – Tuesday 8 July Monday 15 September – Tuesday 30 September (possibility to combine with Jewels of the North) ​ 2025 Prices (TERMS AND CONDITIONS APPLY) $7290 pp twin share $8850 single 16 Days Learn More A Taste of France 2024 – Live with the locals, like a local. From / To: Paris to Bordeaux Number of Guests: 8 maximum Maps: Show Map Dates ​ Monday 29 April – Friday 10 May ​ Monday 30 September – Friday 11 October 2024 Prices (TERMS AND CONDITIONS APPLY) $4890 pp twin share $5650 single 12 Days FULLY BOOKED 2 PLACES LEFT Learn More NEW TOUR! 2024 French Winter Christmas Delights 2024 From / To: Lyon to Paris Number of Guests: 8 maximum Maps: Show Map Dates ​ Monday 7 December - Thursday 19 December 2024 ​ 2024 Prices ( TERMS AND CONDITIONS APPLY) $6790 pp twin share $8690 single 13 Days Learn More A Taste of France 2025 – Live with the locals, like a local. From / To: Paris to Bordeaux Number of Guests: 8 maximum Maps: Show Map Dates ​ Monday 7 April – Friday 18 April ​ Monday 2 June - Friday 13 June ​ Monday 1 September – Friday 12 September 2025 Prices (TERMS AND CONDITIONS APPLY) $5480 pp twin share $6590 single 12 Days Learn More French Winter Christmas Delights 2025 From / To: Lyon to Paris Number of Guests: 8 maximum Maps: Show Map Dates ​ December 2025 Dates to be Confirmed ​ 2025 Prices ( TERMS AND CONDITIONS APPLY) $TBC pp twin share $TBC single 13 Days Learn More

La Belle Vie 2023 Tour France’s Famous Wine Regions 16 days Max 8 Guests Prices (TERMS AND CONDITIONS APPLY) $5850 pp twin share $6990 single Only 2 places left! Overview Immerse yourself in the tastes and flavours of France, getting a profound appreciation of six regions we focus on during your wine-centric holiday. Discover some of the most famous wine regions in the world. Each region has its unique environment with different traditions and cuisine for you to explore. Departure Dates 2023 June 26 - July 11 Guarantee departure Download the itinerary details Tour Inclusions Accommodation 15 nights in boutique accommodation or traditional guesthouse Your Tour Team Experienced bilingual Tour Leader and Chauffeur Transport Premium minibus transportation Access to your choice of visit, and the flexibility of transportation from your Tour Leader Entry Admissions Champagne tasting session in Reims region and Epernay Tour visit of 2 Champagne Estate Tour visit and tasting in Chablis Entrance and visit to two wineries in Provence Entrance and visit to two wineries with tasting in the famous Medoc, Bordeaux region Entrance and audio-guided visit of 3 castles in the Loire Valley Tour visit of vineyard and cellar with tastings in 2 Estates in the Loire Valley Boat cruising in the Atlantic famous Arcachon Bay Meals 11 European-style breakfasts (B), 3 picnic lunches (L), 4 traditional dinners with locals (D) Download the itinerary details What Makes Us Different? Small groups of 6 to 8 people like-minded travellers, we can make your tour private! More mobility, blend in with the crowd Your tour guide is your local friend Stress-free, no hassle, return home rested Available to help you every step of the way No time wasted on long road trips Get to learn some French Handpicked restaurants every time Fun activities to meet the locals Adult only groups (teens allowed with parent)​ Our Tour NOTE : All ages are welcome if you have a private group Huge crowd of 16 to 50 people Feel like an outsider in a travelling mob Tourist traps Early departures, tiring trips Can’t help all 50 people Lots of waiting, endless hours stuck on a bus The busy tour guide, no time to talk The hotel restaurant, not again... One group of all different ages Their Tour Learn French Learning French can be easy and fun! If you are interested we will help you learn basic phrases and expressions while you are on tour. Then you can impress the locals and your friends back home while picking up a second language and make your trip more memorable and rewarding! And if you already speak French you can practise your skills with our guides who are fluent in French and English. 🙂 ​ Quality Restaurants Travelling is a fun way to discover new meals and new cuisines. This is why we advise you to great authentic French restaurants that we have personally tried and approved of. We want you to enjoy trying all the different food France has to offer and will always give options if you’re a vegetarian, vegan or food allergy. ​ Your trip, your choice! Our goal is to make sure that you spend the most memorable time and for that, we have carefully planned everything for you. This is a completely stress-free vacation. Our price includes guides, accommodation, all transportation, some breakfast, lunches and dinners. All you need to buy are your plane tickets, the few meals not included, and to pick your activities, it’s your trip, it’s your choice! Travel as a Local Our mission is to help you experience the wonderful French culture and share good times. Travelling is not just about the history and the monuments, it’s also about experiencing a new culture. That’s why we include fun and unique activities such as traditional long dinners at your guesthouse, French picnics, games of Petanque and much more. (See each tour individually for a list of the activities part of the tour.) Plus you will have the expertise of a local guide (friend) all along the tour that knows all the secrets of France! Your Tour Guide, Your Friend Our expert local guides will share with you their culture and traditions and show you the hidden gems of France. Since we only put together groups of up to 8 people you will get plenty of attention from your tour guides to help you along your journey and answer all your questions. We truly believe that we are more than just tour guides, we are your French friends that you are coming to visit and hope that you will come to visit again one day! A True Vacation We make sure that our journeys are full of amazing sites and unforgettable visits while also allowing breaks and free time to relax and be by yourselves. Departure time from the hotel will rarely be before 9:00 am, we allow enough time to really explore each site that we visit, no need to run from place to place! We stay at least 2 nights at the same accommodation, for you to get into the skin of the French style living. Plus you don’t have to worry about anything, everything is already planned for you. What a true vacation! Download Itinerary Download the itinerary trip First Name Last Name E-mail Phone Write us a message Download LOOKING FOR SOMETHING ELSE ? We offer other tour options as well as tailor-made itineraries and private packages Our other tours