Private Bordeaux and Wine Experience

- Immerse yourself in the 'Private Bordeaux and Wine Experience', a one-of-a-kind tour full of culture, history, and of course, wine!
- Discover the City of Art and History, Bordeaux, in a comfortable van equipped with live commentary, bottled water, and onboard Wi-Fi.
- Uncover the secrets of Bordeaux's wine producing regions, such as the Merlot-dominant Saint Emilion or Cabernet Sauvignon-rich Medoc.
- Visit the birthplace of Claret, Graves, and taste the uniquely sweet wines of Sauternes, fermented in small oak barrels.
- Make the most of this highly customizable private tour to explore Bordeaux according to your preferences and interests.
Private Bordeaux and Wine Experience
Your local, friendly representative will escort you to your comfortable ride, equipped with an internal PA system with live commentaries and descriptions during the drive, audible no matter where you are seated. Your knowledgeable, English-speaking driver/wine guide will offer a very intimate and one-on-one experience with you and your family or friends. Bottled water is provided in your van as you travel in air-conditioned comfort, and you will find Wi-Fi available onboard as well.
Classified as a "City of Art and History" and home to one of Europe's largest collections of 18th-century architecture, Bordeaux boasts big-ticket attractions such as the neo-classical Grand Theater or Saint Andrews Cathedral. Your professional tour guide is flexible with your itinerary, but will include the most famous landmarks for you to see. You will have approximately 2 hours for a leisurely walking tour that is set at your pace. After your time in Bordeaux, you will depart for 2 of Bordeaux's wine-producing areas.
Pomerol was first cultivated by the Romans during their occupation of the area. Up until the early 20th century, the area was known mostly for its white wine production. The famous wines of Pomerol have a high composition of Merlot in their blends, and are considered the gentlest and least tannic and acidic of the Bordeaux wine region. Cabernet Franc, known in this area as Bouchet, is the second leading grape and helps to contribute to the dark, deep coloring that is typical of Pomerol wines. Due to the reduced tannins found in these wines, they can typically be drunk much younger than other red Bordeaux.
The Medoc wine region includes the four famous communes of St. Estephe, Pauillac, St. Julien, and Margaux. Without a doubt, this is one of the most popular Bordeaux wine regions. All the wine made here is red, and the main grape variety used is the Cabernet Sauvignon.
Explore Bordeaux and its wine regions at your own pace on this relaxing and customizable private tour.
Please Note: This tour includes two visits and tastings. Entrance fees to monuments, museums, or attractions, and meals will be extra and at your discretion. Lunch can be organized in Bordeaux.(Not included).
Our Port Books are exclusive guides that provide detailed information curated by our tour directors and local representatives, including:
- Port History
- Maps
- Shopping Recommendations
- Weather
- Highlights, Attractions, and Points of Interests
- Recommended Clothing
- Restaurants, Food & Beverage
- Important Tourist Information - Local Currency, Safety, Transportation, and more!