Tours in France
Small-group tours, day trips, cooking classes and multi-day adventures. Every tour vetted for traveller reviews first.

Urban Escape Game: In search of Goya's skull
Chase down a historical mystery through Bordeaux's streets in this two-hour puzzle adventure. You'll work as a team to decode clues linked to a real 19th-century incident involving the painter Goya, moving between neighbourhood landmarks to gather evidence and crack the case. Everything you need travels in a single suitcase—think detective work meets neighbourhood exploration.

Discovery of Marseille by electric bike
Pedal through Marseille's layered neighbourhoods and waterfront on an electric bike with a knowledgeable local guide. Over three hours, you'll navigate from the bustling Old Port through the narrow lanes of Le Panier, past the striking contemporary MUCEM building, and out to the dramatic corniche hugging the Mediterranean coast. The ride covers both centuries-old quarters and modern cultural landmarks, finishing with views of the Basilica Notre-Dame de la Garde presiding over the city.

Montpellier Private Walking Tour With A Professional Guide
A two-hour private walking tour through Montpellier's layered neighbourhoods, tracing the city's journey from 10th-century feudal settlement to today's fastest-growing metropolis. Your local guide navigates medieval laneways and baroque plazas, revealing how Languedoc's wine trade, royal dynasties, and revolutionary fervour shaped the streetscape. Spot Gothic churches, 17th-century terraced gardens with sea views, and contemporary architecture that sits comfortably alongside centuries-old facades.

Paris Private Tour: Hidden Gems and Trendy Quarters with Coffee
A three-hour private walking tour through Paris's quieter neighbourhoods and overlooked landmarks, guided by a local who navigates beyond the main tourist corridors. You'll explore République's residential charm, duck along the Saint-Martin Canal, settle into a neighbourhood café for proper French coffee, then venture to cultural anchors like the Bibliothèque Nationale, Opéra Garnier, and the rooftop vistas at Galeries Lafayette. Metro tickets included; your guide speaks your language.

Montpellier private guided walking tour
A small-group walking tour through Montpellier's historic core with a local guide who shares neighbourhood secrets and prime photo locations. Over two hours, you'll move at a conversational pace through the city's architecture and streets, learning what makes the area tick. The guide offers practical tips for exploring further during your stay, and you'll receive a 4K video of the walk as a keepsake. Groups capped at 12 people; book at least 8 hours ahead.

In the Heart of Paris Sainte Chapelle to Notre Dame - Small Group
Explore Île de la Cité's architectural legacy across two hours with a guide who traces the evolution from Notre-Dame's pioneering gothic design through to Sainte-Chapelle's jewelled interior. This compact circuit hits the island's most significant religious buildings, showing how medieval Paris shaped European cathedral design. You'll move between two monuments that reveal the ambitions of different eras—one a foundational masterpiece, the other a royal chapel of extraordinary craftsmanship.

Private ride through the vineyards from Saint-Emilion - 1h30
Explore Saint-Émilion's rolling vineyards from a vintage sidecar in this 90-minute private excursion. Your guide navigates quiet country lanes connecting prestigious châteaux and panoramic viewpoints across Bordeaux wine country. You'll ride either in the sidecar or behind the driver, suited up with helmet and gloves, stopping to photograph the landscape and absorb the region's viticultural heritage at ground level.

Eiffel Tower Private Photoshoot With a Professional Photographer
A one-hour private photoshoot at the Eiffel Tower with a professional photographer who captures authentic moments between you and your loved ones. Rather than directing stiff poses, the photographer creates a relaxed environment where genuine connection and laughter emerge naturally. You'll receive 20 edited photographs (expandable to 40) delivered via a password-protected online gallery, with the option to order prints through their store.

Classic French Cooking Class in Paris with Local Expert Francoise
Cook a proper French main or dessert in Françoise's Paris apartment over three hours. You'll prep and cook alongside your host in her worldly kitchen, then sit down to eat what you've made at her dining table, finishing with champagne and a traditional sweet. Choose between dishes like shrimp feuilleté, tarragon chicken, or steak with Béarnaise; desserts include strawberry tartelettes or île flottante. Wine and champagne included.

Stand-up-paddle on Laguna of Thau, rental, Sete
Paddle across France's largest southern lagoon on a two-hour stand-up-paddle rental in Sète. The Étang de Thau is a protected marine habitat where activity is carefully managed to preserve its ecological balance. You'll get fitted with a life-jacket and paddles, with straightforward parking included. The shallow waters suit all fitness levels, though the minimum age is 15 (younger paddlers need adult supervision). Bring water shoes or old sandals—sea urchins make bare feet inadvisable.

A Tapestry of Art and Romance in Montmartre
Explore Montmartre's winding streets and bohemian heritage with a knowledgeable guide who unpacks the neighbourhood's 19th-century artistic legacy. This 90-minute walk traces where painters, writers and musicians once lived and worked, revealing the stories behind the district's iconic landmarks and hidden corners. You'll gain genuine insight into how this hilltop village became Paris's creative heartland and shaped modern art movements.

4x4 crossing in a Private Estate in Pays de Loire
Take the wheel of a rugged 4x4 across a sprawling private estate in Pays de Loire for two hours of genuine off-road driving. Navigate steep climbs, descents, muddy tracks and uneven terrain at your own pace, with an instructor briefing you beforehand and keeping watch from a distance. The operation runs a fleet of twelve vehicles and welcomes solo drivers and pairs of all experience levels across their dedicated terrain.

Vieux Lyon tour
Explore Lyon's medieval quarter on foot with a knowledgeable guide. This two-hour walk threads through the Renaissance streetscape of Vieux Lyon, where narrow alleyways reveal hidden courtyards, ornate staircases, and period architecture. You'll pass the Gothic bulk of Saint-Jean Cathedral and duck into silk merchants' workshops that once made the city wealthy, stopping at neighbourhood bistros that still serve traditional Lyonnais fare. Ideal for getting under the skin of the city without the tourist rush.

Experience Baking Canele and Madeleine in Bordeaux
Learn to bake canelés and madeleines in a 17th-century Bordeaux workshop over two hours. This hands-on class teaches you the traditional techniques behind the city's most celebrated pastry, guided entirely in English by local instructors who share insights into Bordeaux's food culture. You'll work with authentic copper moulds, use proper ingredients, and finish by tasting your creations paired with local wine or a non-alcoholic alternative.

Paris Revolutionary Walking Tour: Iconic French Sights & Stories
This two-hour walking tour traces Paris's revolutionary upheaval through its most recognisable landmarks. Starting at the Assemblée Nationale and finishing near the Opéra Garnier, you'll move between the Place de la Concorde, Eiffel Tower, and other pivotal sites with a knowledgeable local guide. Small groups of up to eight mean genuine conversation rather than crowds. Learn how successive revolutions rewrote the city's streets, monuments, and very identity, and why that history still matters to Parisians today.

Covered passages: secrets, luxury and modernity
A two-hour guided walk through Paris's arcade galleries reveals how 19th-century covered passages shaped modern shopping and street life. You'll move between celebrated examples like Galerie Vivienne and lesser-known alternatives such as Passage Brady and Passage Prado, seeing how each reflects different eras of Parisian society and architecture. The passages themselves tell stories about commerce, class, and urban design that shaped the city.

On the Road Again
Spend three hours at Château de Pommard exploring how terroir shapes Burgundy's finest reds. You'll taste six wines from the estate, then dive into a side-by-side comparison of three parcels—two biodynamic neighbours alongside the château's own vineyard. The centrepiece is Clos Marey Monge Monopole, tasted across three vintages to see how time shifts the wine's character. Private transport gets you there and back.

Paris starts here The Tour for first-time visitors
A brisk 2-hour walking tour through central Paris that traces the city's medieval origins and architectural evolution. Starting in the narrow lanes behind Notre Dame, you'll move through Île de la Cité visiting Sainte Chapelle, the Conciergerie, and Pont Neuf before reaching the Louvre complex. Your Parisian guide highlights lesser-known spots—the French Mint, the Académie Française, Kilometre Zero—whilst answering questions about why Paris developed as it did and why its landmarks matter globally. Small groups only, conducted in English.

French Macaron Workshop with a Masterchef in his Private Atelier
Spend 90 minutes in a Parisian chef's private studio learning to craft macarons from scratch. Jean-Yves, who won Masterchef France on the strength of his macaron mastery, guides you through the precise technique in a small group setting. You'll create your own shells, fill them, and taste the results while sipping champagne or cocktails. Walk away with his recipes and the confidence to replicate these delicate biscuits at home.

Discovery ride from Tours
Explore Tours' highlights and hidden corners from the sidecar of a vintage motorcycle, guided by a knowledgeable local rider. This one-hour tour covers the city's essential sights alongside lesser-known spots, all whilst seated comfortably in an open-air vintage rig. You'll get a genuine feel for the city's character—its architecture, neighbourhoods, and rhythm—without the detachment of a coach or the fatigue of walking.

Carriage rides in the heart of the Luberon
Clip-clop through the Luberon's rolling countryside from the picture-postcard village of Gordes on a guided two-hour carriage ride. Your guide Alexandre navigates quiet lanes and pastoral backroads, pointing out wildlife and local landmarks from your seat. Drawn by steady horses, you'll experience the landscape at the pace it deserves—slow enough to notice details, fast enough to cover real ground. Suits families, groups, and anyone after a gentler way to see rural Provence.

Champagne Domaine Coutant, Wine Discovery and Tasting
Spend two hours at Domaine Coutant learning how this champagne producer manages vineyards with environmental care in mind. Your guide walks you through the winemaking process from vine to bottle, then you taste three distinct releases—typically Blanc de Blancs selections and vintage bottlings—direct from the maker. Private transport is included, and minors receive a complementary non-alcoholic alternative.

City bike rental in Nice
Pick up a well-maintained city bike from Nice's central rental point and explore the Côte d'Azur on your own schedule. Ride the iconic Promenade des Anglais, pedal through the Promenade du Paillon's gardens, and navigate the narrow lanes of Vieux Nice. Keen cyclists can push further along the coast to Cap d'Antibes or Villefranche-sur-Mer. Rentals range from one hour to a full day, giving you total flexibility to discover the region at your own pace.

L'épicurieuse - MIAM Bordeaux
A three-hour walking tour through Bordeaux's working-class Capucins market and historic quarters, stopping at five artisan producers for roughly twenty regional tastings. You'll meet the makers—bakers, cheesemongers, wine merchants—and hear stories about the city's neighbourhoods and food culture. Saturday mornings only. Bring comfortable shoes and an appetite.

Artistic walk in Nice
Explore Nice through the lens of its vibrant street art scene on this two-hour walking tour. Your guide reveals murals, installations and graffiti that tell the city's contemporary story, moving beyond tourist postcards into neighbourhoods where artists actively shape the urban landscape. Public transport gets you between key spots, so you'll cover more ground than foot traffic alone. Expect candid conversations about the creative culture transforming Nice's walls.

Private Electric Motorcycle Lessons in Drôme
Learn to ride an electric off-road motorcycle through the Drôme countryside on a three-hour guided tour. Silent, responsive machines let you access remote terrain unreachable by car, weaving between local villages and farmland. Your instructor covers the straightforward controls—two brakes and throttle—before you venture into quieter landscapes where you'll spot traditional ways of life and regional agriculture. Suited for moderately fit adults aged 18–75 without serious health conditions.

Geneva to Chamonix Private Transfer
A private car service ferrying you from Geneva Airport or city centre to Chamonix in roughly 90 minutes. Your English-speaking driver handles the route through Alpine foothills while you settle in for the journey. Straightforward point-to-point transport suited to solo travellers, families, and small groups heading into the French Alps for skiing, walking, or a mountain retreat.

Nimes Food Tour
Walk through Nîmes with a local foodie who knows where the real flavours live. You'll navigate both the elegant old quarters and modern neighbourhoods, stopping at independent merchants and the covered market to taste roughly a dozen regional specialities—brandade, olives, tapenade, local cheeses, artisan ice cream. Each tasting builds into a proper meal, not just nibbles. A glass of wine anchors the experience. Three and a half hours, hungry stomach essential.

Group tour of the Montmartre district in Italian
A guided walk through Montmartre led in Italian, uncovering the district's layered history beyond its famous basilica. Over two hours, you'll navigate steep streets and hidden squares whilst climbing towards Sacré-Cœur, passing the neighbourhood's surviving mills, its working vineyard, and landmark walls that locals know well. The route finishes atop the hill with sweeping views across Paris.

Fat Cat gets the Early Bird: Montmartre
Explore Montmartre's cobbled lanes before the tour buses arrive, tracing the artistic lineage of Van Gogh, Picasso and their contemporaries. This two-hour walk winds through Paris' last village enclave, revealing how bohemian painters shaped the quarter's character. You'll reach Sacré-Cœur basilica with time to linger inside, absorbing both architecture and cityscape from its elevated perch, all while the neighbourhood still feels lived-in rather than performed.

Saint Germain des Prés Food Tour
Walk through Saint Germain des Prés with a food-focused guide who unpacks what makes French cooking tick. Over three hours, you'll taste your way along the Rive Gauche's backstreets—crusty bread paired with farmhouse cheese, charcuterie with Burgundy wine, pastries both savoury and sweet. The guide shares practical knowledge about sourcing, technique and tradition alongside each stop.

Bordeaux Night Walk Ending with Delicious wine & cheese Tasting
Explore Bordeaux's nocturnal streets with a knowledgeable guide, tracing the city's architectural heritage under night-time lighting. The two-hour walk concludes at a tucked-away wine bar where you'll taste a curated selection of French charcuterie and regional cheese paired with a glass of local Bordeaux. Ideal for those keen on regional flavours and evening urban exploration.

Secrets of Paris Tour in a Vintage Open-Top French Car Citroen DS
Glide through Paris in a restored 1960s Citroën DS convertible with your own driver and local guide for two hours. This intimate private tour takes you past the Champs-Élysées, Eiffel Tower, Louvre, and other iconic spots from the comfort of a legendary French motorcar. Your knowledgeable guide shares stories and local insights whilst you absorb the city's architecture and character without fighting crowds or schedules.

Left Bank Small Group Food Tour
Scout the Left Bank like a local provisioning for dinner, moving between six master artisans across the Latin Quarter and Saint Germain des Prés. Three hold the elite Meilleur Ouvrier de France credential. You'll taste your way through charcuterie, cheese, chocolate, pastries and champagne before boarding a historic riverboat for a final tasting session with champagne and your collected finds. Three hours, six stops, plenty of eating.

Cocktail Fantasia
A two-hour mixology workshop in Montmartre where you craft a cocktail tailored to your sensory preferences whilst playing through a themed narrative adventure. Choose your story—magical wizardry, superhero showdown, or queer resistance anthem—as you learn fundamental mixing techniques and create a drink that mirrors your personality. Each session pairs hands-on bartending with an immersive game experience, blending craft cocktails with theatrical storytelling in an intimate Parisian setting.

Montmartre Private Walking Tour
A 2-hour private walking tour of Montmartre led by a native Parisian guide who reveals both the neighbourhood's famous landmarks and quieter corners. You'll explore the district at your own pace with someone who knows the area intimately, asking questions as they arise and getting insider perspective on what makes Montmartre tick beyond the postcards.

Guided Tour of Montpellier City Centre by Electric Bike
Explore Montpellier's city centre on an electric bike over three and a half hours with a knowledgeable guide who shares the stories behind its most significant landmarks. The e-bikes are intuitive and comfortable, letting you navigate shaded streets and quiet lanes at an easy pace. You'll hit the key spots that define the city without the fatigue of a standard walking tour.

Canyoning discovery of Furon Bas in Vercors - Grenoble
Learn canyoning fundamentals in the Furon Bas gorge near Grenoble with a state-qualified instructor. Over three hours, you'll navigate waterfalls and rocky channels using jumps, slides and abseiling techniques. The route is designed for newcomers—no prior experience needed, though a reasonable fitness level helps. All equipment supplied. Public transport reaches the meeting point easily.

Private Professional Photoshoot in Chamonix
Capture yourself against Chamonix's dramatic alpine backdrop with a professional photographer guiding a leisurely mountain walk. You'll receive 30 edited high-resolution images from this one-hour session, shot on Canon R5 equipment. No hiking experience needed—the route stays accessible for all fitness levels, and you'll leave with polished memories of Mont-Blanc framing your portrait.
