- Entra en sin colas para acceder al Pont du Gard , evitando las colas, y explora la maravilla de la ingeniería del acueducto romano, aprendiendo sobre su construcción e importancia histórica.
- Pasa un día completo en explorando lo mejor de la Provenza con los acantilados ocres del Rosellón, el pueblo de Gordes en lo alto de una colina, y descubre las ruinas romanas de Saint Rémy de Provence.
- Pasea por el pueblo fortaleza medieval de Les Baux de Provence y explora los montes Alpilles.
- Aprende más sobre las civilizaciones mediterráneas con entradas sin colas al MuCEM de Marsella, y descubre la diversidad histórica y cultural de la región.
Opiniones de nuestros visitantes
Más de 44 M de visitantes
Patricia
Jul 2025
5/5
Fue una gran idea. Nuestro conductor fue muy amable y simpático, compartiendo con nosotros datos curiosos sobre la zona, historia, cosas típicas de la zona, enseñándonos palabras y músicas francesas. Los campos de lavanda eran preciosos y las paradas en Gordes, Sault y la Abadía, impresionantes. Vistas increíbles, deliciosos olores a lavanda por todas partes. Bonitas tiendas y opciones gastronómicas. Las paradas también tuvieron tiempo suficiente para hacer fotos y pasear. El horario fue muy puntual.
Katy-rose
Reino UnidoJul 2025
5/5
Nuestra guía, Margot, era muy experta y entusiasta. Nos llevó a campos donde pudimos contemplar la lavanda en todo su esplendor.
Carla
Jun 2025
4/5
Did this as part of a girls’ trip. The scenery is out of this world. Some stops are quick, but I guess that's how you fit so much in one day. Guide had great recs for pastries in Lourmarin (try the apricot tart!). Only downside was a bit of a wait at Pont du Gard. Worth it for the views though.
Nils
May 2025
5/5
Took my parents on this and they loved it. The guide was really sweet and patient with them. The van was comfortable and there were plenty of stops for photos. Would recommend for families.
Zoe
May 2025
5/5
I travelled with my mom and sister. All of us fell in love with this place. The little chapel is adorable and peaceful (you can’t take pics inside, which I kinda liked). Lots of cute cafes, though they fill up fast. We spent most of the day wandering, eating pastries, and just soaking up sun. Bring a hat, shade is limited. 10/10 would recommend for families.
Jonas
May 2025
4/5
Went solo just to clear my head and it worked. The village is pretty peaceful if you get there before 10am. Got lost in the tiny alleys (on purpose). Some stairs are a bit steep and I nearly tripped twice, but it’s all part of the charm, right? Only downside was the line for coffee, took like 20 min. Still, the views are EPIC and I got some cool pics. Would come again, maybe next time with friends.
Andre
May 2025
5/5
If you love wine and pretty places, just go. Our guide Sebastian was a total wine nerd (in a good way), and even had maps to show us where all the grapes grew. I learned a ton. Cassis town is tiny but packed with charm. Had THE best lemon tart at a bakery there.
Marco
Jun 2025
4/5
Great wines, friendly people. The weather was HOT, so bring sunscreen or you’ll regret it. Vineyard cats were all over the place, kinda funny. Cassis viewpoint = epic. Would give 5 stars but felt a little rushed at lunch.
