Wine Paths has selected the best wine tours in France to offer travelers like you a unique opportunity to step into the extraordinary world of French wine.
Discover the best of French wine with our luxury France wine tours and tastings. From the world-renowned vineyards of Bordeaux to the picturesque Loire Valley, a wine tour in France offers a unique blend of culture, history, and exceptional wine. Whether you prefer a walking tour through the charming villages or a guided tour of prestigious châteaux, our tours cater to all preferences and ensure a memorable experience.
Discover the charm of Vineyard France with a guided tour through the rolling hills and historic estates, where you can sample the finest wines amidst breathtaking scenery.
Our combine tours provide flexible options for private full-day and multi-day packages. These tailored experiences allow you to explore multiple wine regions, enjoy exclusive tastings, and stay in luxurious accommodations. Whether you're interested in a full day in the Rhône Valley or a multi-day exploration of the left bank of Bordeaux, our packages are designed to meet your needs.
Explore the beauty and diversity of French wine with our full-day France tours. Visit top wineries, learn about the winemaking process, and enjoy tastings of the finest French wines. A typical day tour might include visits to the famed vineyards of Saint-Émilion and Pomerol or a tour and tasting session in the Côte de Beaune region.
For a deeper dive into French wine culture, consider our multiple days France tours. These extended trips allow you to visit a variety of wine regions, from the Bordeaux wine estates to the rolling hills of Châteauneuf-du-Pape. Enjoy guided tours of historic vineyards, stay in charming local accommodations, and savor meals at top local restaurants.
France isn't just about wine—it's a gastronomic paradise too.
Champagne: Indulge in Champagne's culinary delights like coq au vin de Champagne and tarte au maroilles, perfectly paired with the region's renowned bubbly.
Bordeaux: Savor Bordeaux's specialties such as entrecôte à la bordelaise and canelés, paired with the region's iconic red blends.
Burgundy: Enjoy classics like boeuf bourguignon and escargots de Bourgogne, perfectly matched with Burgundy's exceptional Pinot Noir and Chardonnay.
Rhône Valley: Delight in dishes like daube provençale and ratatouille, paired with the bold wines of the Rhône Valley.
Loire Valley: Experience the diverse flavors of the Loire Valley with rillettes de Tours and tarte Tatin, accompanied by crisp white wines and elegant reds.
Our food tasting tours in France offer a delightful journey through the country's culinary landscape, perfectly paired with its world-class wines.
Reiterating the importance of full-day tours, these experiences allow you to immerse yourself in a specific wine region, such as the Rhône Valley or the Loire Valley. Each tour includes visits to multiple wineries, tastings of several varieties of wine, and often a gourmet lunch at a local restaurant.
Delve into the rich history of French wine with our historic tours. Visit ancient vineyards, learn about the heritage of French winemaking, and explore historic sites such as the Châteaux of the Loire Valley or the medieval town of Beaune in Burgundy.
Our family-focused tours are designed to be enjoyable for all ages. These tours include activities for children, such as grape juice tastings and educational vineyard walks, ensuring that the whole family can enjoy a wine trip in France.Our Guide to France
France is home to some of the world's most famous wineries. Must-visit wineries include:
Stay in style with our recommended accommodations, ranging from luxurious châteaux to charming bed-and-breakfasts:
Experience the best of French cuisine at these top restaurants:
Explore France in a unique way with our cruise and train tours. River cruises along the Seine or Rhône provide scenic views and stops at key wine regions. High-speed train travel, such as the TGV from Paris to Bordeaux, offers a quick and comfortable way to explore different areas.
Beyond wine tasting, France offers a wealth of activities:
The best time to visit France for wine tours is during the harvest season in late September to October. This period offers vibrant vineyard landscapes and the chance to see winemaking in action. Spring and summer are also excellent times to visit, with warm weather and lush vineyards.
To fully appreciate a wine trip in France, plan to stay at least three to four days. This allows enough time for several winery visits, gourmet meals, and exploring the charming towns and countryside.
France is well-connected by air, train, and road. Major airports in Paris, Lyon, and Bordeaux provide easy access. The TGV train network offers quick and comfortable travel between cities, such as the 45-minute journey from Paris to Reims.
France's diverse wine regions each offer something unique:
France's wine culture is steeped in history and tradition. From the influence of Benedictine monks in the Middle Ages to the modern-day classification of Cru Classé wines, French wine has a storied past that continues to shape its future.
For a truly personalized experience, consider booking a tailor-made tour. Local experts can craft itineraries that cater to your specific interests, ensuring an unforgettable visit.
Wine Paths offers curated tours designed by local experts, ensuring authentic and immersive experiences. With their in-depth knowledge and connections, you’ll gain access to exclusive tastings and behind-the-scenes tours not available to the general public. You just need to contact our team and give us your travel dates !
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Embark on a journey through France, where each sip tells a story, and every visit creates lasting memories. Cheers to your next adventure in this vinous wonderland!Stay updated with the latest news, special offers, and travel tips by subscribing to our newsletter. Whether you're planning your first trip or your next visit, our insights will help you make the most of your French wine experience.
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