FRANCE · BORDEAUX & WINE
The ones worth booking.
The 15 most popular bordeaux & wine tours. What each one is actually like, who runs it, and what it costs.
Skip the ticket desk at La Cité du Vin in Bordeaux. Explore 18 wine worlds, use a digital guide, then taste a glass with views.
“Very informative for beginners in the wine world like me.”
90-minute Bordeaux River Garonne cruise: 360° rooftop views, bilingual guide, open bar, wine and canelé for $22.
“Really nice and relaxing, the guide was very informative and made the whole experience fun and interesting.”
Small-group Saint-Émilion tour from Bordeaux with a Grand Cru Classé visit, village walk, guided tasting of 3-4 wines, and a French aperitif.
“Fun afternoon tasting and learning a great deal about the Bordeaux wine and region.”
Half-day Bordeaux wine tour from the city with small-group tastings in either Médoc or Saint-Émilion, plus snacks and guided history.
“Very good tour of saint Emillion, lovely tour guide. Would of preferred to visit 2 vineyards and more wine tasting.”
A full-day Saint-Émilion and Pomerol tour from Bordeaux with a UNESCO village walk and three château tastings, in a small English group.
“The tour was very nice and very informative. Our tour guide was very informative of the area and wine tasting.”
A 2-hour guided walk through Bordeaux’s highlights, from Place des Quinconces to the Bourse reflecting pool and Garonne bridges.
“Informative, fun, interesting and about the right length.”
Half-day Saint-Émilion from Bordeaux with a grand cru visit, red wine tasting, and a guided UNESCO village walk in a small minivan.
“Rodolphe was fantastic guide, both informative and entertaining. We enjoyed our tour of St Emillion and would definitely book again.”
Bordeaux Garonne cruise with live bilingual commentary. Glide past Port de la Lune, Place de la Bourse, and Cité du Vin for value.
“Lovely experience and truly enjoyed learning more about the history of Bordeaux. Our guide was super friendly, professional and knowledgeable. Highly recommended. A great way to spend an afternoon and seeing Bordeaux.”
Small-group St-Émilion day trip from Bordeaux: 3 châteaux, 8 wine tastings, and a château picnic lunch in a UNESCO medieval town.
“This was definitely the highlight of our trip to this part of France. The trip was excellent in all respects and St-Emilion one of the most beautiful villages we have ever seen.”
Half-day tour from Bordeaux to St-Émilion with a village walk and tastings at a Classified Growth chateau, plus wine history.
“This was a good size for the smaller vineyards around St. Emilion. Our tour guide Mathieus was very knowledgeable of the area.”
Bordeaux CityPass bundles unlimited TBM transit with free museum entry, plus a choice of city tour and major stops like Cité du Vin.
“Great value to help you navigate and explore this lovely city. Would recommend it to any visitor even ifyou are like likened are a pretty independent travellor”
Ride a comfy e-bike through Bordeaux’s UNESCO core and Chartrons, learn city history with a guide, then end with a canelé tasting.
“excellent guide and service, always checking on the welfare of their your group members and answering any questions.”
Half-day tour from Bordeaux to UNESCO Saint-Émilion plus a château visit with a guided walk and tasting of 3 wines.
“We loved this trip! Although the weather was against us on the trip it was amazing, our guide Nicole was absolutely fantastic!”
E-bike day from Bordeaux to Saint-Émilion: two chateau tastings, vineyard picnic lunch, and a final wine tasting in the UNESCO village.
“We can't imagine there is any better way to experience a full day in the Saint Emilion Appellation than an e bike tour with wine tasting and a fabulous picnic. From start to finish Madeleine created a wonderful and truly memorable experience for us. The group of 8 was fun and entertaining with some members…”
Small-group Saint-Émilion tour from Bordeaux with two winery tastings, a medieval village walk, and an apéritif.
“Our host was great. We liked the small winery he chose as our second tour, but not so much the first one, although the Chateau was lovely.”
