Private Tour: A Bordeaux Day to Remember: Private Walking Tour & St Emilion Wine Tour
This private full-day experience seamlessly blends Bordeaux’s refined urban heritage with the prestigious wines of Saint-Emilion. Accompanied by a licensed local guide, guests begin with an in-depth walking tour through Bordeaux’s historic heart, discovering elegant squares, classical façades, and riverside landmarks that reflect the city’s former status as a global trading port. The experience continues beyond the city, shifting to the rolling vineyards of Saint-Emilion, where centuries of winemaking tradition define the landscape. Time is set aside to explore the UNESCO-listed medieval village at leisure, allowing for independent discovery among cobbled streets and wine boutiques. The afternoon focuses on a guided visit to a respected Grand Cru winery, where cellar insights and tastings reveal the structure, finesse, and character of the region’s Merlot-driven wines. Thoughtfully paced and privately guided, the day offers a balanced introduction to Bordeaux’s culture and Saint-Emilion’s world-class viticulture.
Duration:
Approximately 8 hours
Start Time:
9:30am
Inclusions:
2-hour guided walking tour of Bordeaux, English speaking licensed tour guide, Private transfer to Saint Emilion, Visit & wine tasting session in Saint Emilion Chateau, Wine tasting fees, Visit of the village
Exclusions:
Entrance fees to monuments, attractions, Personal travel insurance, expenses, Gratuities for the guide, anything not aforementioned
Meeting point:
Pick up from hotel if located within Bordeaux
Ending point:
Same as meeting location
Not Suitable For:
This tour is not wheelchair accessible.
Important Information:
This tour is provided on a reserved basis prior to departure.
Minimum age required to drink alcohol is 18 years old.
Wear comfortable shoes for some walking.
You are kindly advised to bring your own bottle. Water and refills are available at the wineries, museums and attractions visited.
Snacks are usually not provided during wine tastings to preserve the purity of the wine's flavor. We recommend having a good breakfast or lunch beforehand.
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