
Private Tour Perched Villages of Luberon & (LAVENDER JUNE/JULY)
from$1,173$1,032
Spend two immersive days discovering the celebrated wine regions of Provence, home to some of the world's finest rosé wines, alongside elegant whites and expressive reds that reflect the diversity of the Provençal terroir. Explore the distinctive appellations of Cassis on the Mediterranean coast, Mont Sainte-Victoire, and the Coteaux d'Aix-en-Provence. Your private journey begins each morning with collection from your hotel or villa as you set off to discover the diverse and captivating wine regions of Provence. From the historic vineyards north of Aix-en-Provence to the boutique wineries of the Mont Sainte-Victoire appellation, and onwards to the celebrated coastal vineyards of Cassis, you'll experience the remarkable variety of Provence's terroirs and winemaking traditions. Combining exceptional wines, authentic encounters, and outstanding Provençal gastronomy, this exclusive two-day experience offers a memorable journey into the heart of France's oldest wine-producing region.
A visit and wine tasting at a number of reputable vineyards - two days exploring the wine regions of Provence - from cassis on the coast to St Victoire and Cote d'Aix. Over two days - six vineyard visits with tastings.
Over the two days visits to discover the wine region of Cote d'Aix and Mt St Victoire renowned for their exceptional rose wines and also delicious reds and whites. Two full days visiting the wineries and wine tasting.
Discover the exceptional wines of the small southern wine region of the St Victoire appellation. Exceptional wines and vineyards facing the steep slopes of the St Victoire mountain that inspired Paul Cezanne.
Discover the unique and lesser known wines of the Luberon region. Visit to the wineries and cellars, meet the winemakers and discover some exceptional wines.
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the experience starts, for a full refund.
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