Cannes, Wine tasting, Provencal market, & Countryside Guided Tour

Introduction

Provencal market and Wine tasting Full-Day Shared Tour is a unique and immersive experience that takes you on a journey through the picturesque landscapes, vibrant markets, and exquisite vineyards of the Provence region in France. This tour combines culture, history, and culinary delights to provide you with a truly unforgettable day.

What to expect?

During this full-day tour, you can expect to immerse yourself in the authentic atmosphere of the Provencal market in Antibes. Discover a wide array of local products and fresh fruits while exploring the charming streets of this fortified city. Next, venture to the mesmerizing medieval village of Saint-Paul-de-Vence, known for its art galleries and as a haven for famous painters like Chagall and Matisse. To add to the enchantment, you will visit Chateau Cremat, an exquisite vineyard that was frequented by the legendary Coco Chanel. Explore the castle, stroll through the vineyards, and indulge in a delightful wine tasting experience. Taste the flavors of the region as you sample their finest red, rosé, and white wines. Concluding this fantastic day, you will visit the breathtaking Gairaut waterfall, offering you a stunning panoramic view over Nice. Immerse yourself in the beauty of nature and capture unforgettable memories of this remarkable landscape.

Who is this for?

This tour is designed for travelers who crave an authentic experience in the heart of the Provence region. Whether you are a wine enthusiast, an art lover, or a curious adventurer, this tour caters to a wide range of interests. It is perfect for those who appreciate the combination of cultural heritage, natural beauty, and gastronomy that the area has to offer.

Why book this?

Join this Provencal market and Wine tasting Full-Day Shared Tour to embark on a journey that will awaken all your senses. Experience the vibrant ambiance of the Provencal market, where the scents and flavors of local products will enchant you. Immerse yourself in the historic charm of Saint-Paul-de-Vence, and walk in the footsteps of renowned artists. As you visit Chateau Cremat, you will uncover the secrets of winemaking while tasting the exquisite selection of wines. With its rich history and association with Coco Chanel, this vineyard offers a truly unique experience. Finally, be treated to an awe-inspiring view of Nice from the Gairaut waterfall, capturing the beauty of the French Riviera from an unforgettable vantage point.

Good to know

This tour has a total duration of 540 minutes, allowing you ample time to explore each destination. Please note that the Provencal market in Antibes lasts for approximately 180 minutes, giving you plenty of time to discover the local products and indulge in the vibrant atmosphere. Your visit to Saint-Paul-de-Vence will last around 120 minutes, giving you ample time to explore its medieval streets and browse through its art galleries. At Chateau Cremat, you will have 180 minutes to explore the vineyard, learn about the history of the castle, and savor the exquisite wines. Finally, your visit to the Gairaut waterfall will be a short 30-minute stop, providing a perfect ending to the day with its breathtaking panoramic view over Nice.

Reviews

Travelers who have experienced this tour have been captivated by the beauty and authenticity of the destinations. They have praised the Provencal market in Antibes for its vibrant atmosphere and the opportunity to discover local delicacies. The visit to Saint-Paul-de-Vence has been described as a journey back in time, with its well-preserved medieval streets and fascinating art galleries. The wine tasting experience at Chateau Cremat has received high praise, with visitors delighted by the exquisite wines and the chance to learn about the history of the vineyard. Additionally, the Gairaut waterfall has left travelers awe-inspired, marveling at the stunning views it offers over Nice. Overall, reviewers have expressed their satisfaction with this tour, describing it as a perfect blend of culture, nature, and gastronomy.