Provence

Discover the beauty of the Provençal coastline and its wine heritage on this full-day small-group excursion from Aix-en-Provence. Combining a visit to Cassis, a boat trip through the Calanques, and a winery experience, this tour offers a varied introduction to one of southern France’s most scenic regions.

Your day begins in the picturesque fishing village of Cassis, known for its colorful harbor, Mediterranean atmosphere, and dramatic coastal setting. From the harbor, embark on a boat excursion to admire the famous Calanques, a series of spectacular limestone inlets carved into the coastline and surrounded by crystal-clear waters.

Following your cruise, enjoy free time in Cassis for personal discovery and lunch at your own expense. Later, travel to Cap Canaille, where a scenic stop offers remarkable views over the coastline and the village below.

The experience continues with a visit to a local winery in the Cassis area or a similar estate. Discover the region’s winemaking traditions and enjoy a guided tasting introducing the wines produced in this part of Provence.

Explore the beauty and traditions of the Luberon on a full-day small-group excursion from Aix-en-Provence. Known for its hilltop villages, vineyards, olive groves, and preserved landscapes, the Luberon offers some of the most iconic scenery in Provence.

Your first stop is Gordes, one of the region’s most famous villages. Perched above the valley, this remarkable hilltop settlement is renowned for its stone architecture, panoramic views, and historic character. Enjoy time to stroll through its charming streets and discover why it is consistently ranked among the most beautiful villages in France.

Continue to Lourmarin, a lively Provençal village known for its welcoming atmosphere, shaded squares, artisan shops, and Renaissance château. Free time is provided to explore the village and enjoy lunch at your leisure.

From Monday to Saturday, the experience includes a visit to Bastide du Laval, where you will learn about olive cultivation, traditional production methods, and the importance of olive oil in Mediterranean culture, followed by a tasting session.

On Sundays, when the olive estate is closed, the tour includes a visit to the Calisson Museum of Roi René in Aix-en-Provence, dedicated to one of Provence’s most famous confectionery specialties.

With a maximum of eight participants, this small-group experience offers a relaxed and enjoyable way to discover the villages, traditions, and landscapes of the Luberon.