Prestigious estates, vineyard-lined roads, and refined winemaking traditions define this private full-day journey through Bordeaux’s legendary Médoc wine region. Departing from Bordeaux, the experience follows the celebrated Route des Châteaux, passing some of the most renowned wineries in the world. Carefully selected château visits introduce the character of key Médoc appellations, including Margaux, Pauillac, Saint-Julien, and Haut-Médoc, each known for expressive Cabernet Sauvignon–driven wines. Guided tastings at each estate highlight structure, aromas, and aging potential while providing insight into Médoc classifications and terroir. Midday, the tour pauses for lunch at a winery, offering a relaxed opportunity to enjoy regional cuisine paired with local wines. Scenic drives between visits reveal the scale and heritage of the vineyards. Fully customizable and led by an expert local guide, the day delivers an immersive and balanced introduction to Bordeaux’s most iconic red wine region.

Duration:
Approximately 8 hours

Start Time:
9:30am

Inclusions:
Pre-booking for 2 Medoc Chateau Visits, Wine Tasting fees in the wineries, Lunch at a winery, English-speaking driver/guide, Travel in premium, spacious vehicles.

Exclusions:
Entrance fees, personal expenses, gratuities, anything not aforementioned

Meeting point:
Pick up from hotel if located within Bordeaux

Ending point:
Drop off at hotel

Not Suitable For:
Not suitable for people with disabilities. 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.

Chateau visits are not private and are scheduled by special arrangements and depend on availability.

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.

You are kindly advised to bring your own bottle. Water and refills are available at the wineries, museums and attractions visited