About this tour
Combine Bordeaux's culinary scene with Saint-Émilion's wine country in a single nine-hour day. Start with a guided food walk through the city's neighbourhoods, stopping at local producers and tasting regional wines. After lunch, drive out to the UNESCO-listed village of Saint-Émilion for a winery visit and exploration of its medieval streets, returning to Bordeaux by early evening.
Highlights
- Food stops across Bordeaux with wine pairings throughout
- Private transport between Bordeaux and Saint-Émilion
- Guided tour of Saint-Émilion's UNESCO village and cellars
- Winery tasting or alternative beverage options
- Historic walking route through central Bordeaux
What to expect
The morning begins at Cinéma Utopia in central Bordeaux where your guide leads you through local food venues, introducing producers and regional specialities with wine accompaniments. You'll eat lunch during this section and cover the city's key neighbourhoods on foot. At 1:45pm, you'll transfer by private car to Saint-Émilion, arriving within the hour. Spend the afternoon exploring the village's medieval lanes and underground catacombs, either as part of a structured tour or at your own pace. A winery visit includes tasting local reds or a non-alcoholic alternative. The drive back reaches Bordeaux around 6:45pm.
Good to know
Not suitable if pregnant or with cardiovascular concerns. The pace involves substantial walking, though no technical fitness required. Public transport links exist near the meeting point. Gratuities and bottled water aren't included in the price.
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