| Bordeaux Wine Tours |
There is a plethora of possibilities to live out a dream tour, visiting some of Bordeaux’s world famous chateau’s. Flying directly into Bordeaux from many foreign departures are much more accessible today, to begin your Bordeaux Wine Tours. The TGV (Train Grand Vitesse) will also get you to Bordeaux in three hours time from the center of Paris. The facility to leave Paris to take on a Bordeaux Wine Tour has become a great getaway from the City of Lights. Even a drive down is quite simple five hour trot.
While wine tasting would be the featured activity, the southwest of France also offers many other attractions not well know to the less well traveled. One of the longest white sand beaches stretches across three counties all the way down to the Spanish border, countless acres of pine tree forests line the coast and neatly manicured bike trails which lead to pristine, secluded beaches. Amongst all this lay many little villages where an open palate will experience sensations never before imagined. From November until April, you can be greeted by either cold, rainy weather one day and the next with warm blue skies. It’s also a good chance that you’ll find sunny days the rest of the year, which makes this region perfect for wine making.
There are several Bordeaux Wine Tour specialists which all offer great packages ranging from 3 to six days, tours focusing solely on the Bordeaux area and others which will take you further south into the Landes and Pyrenees Atlantique region.
On a personal note, I found it a great compromise to take a three day Bordeaux Wine Tour and then wander by myself towards some of the smaller, up and coming Chateaux’s, which I found produces some astonishing cuvees.
| " | It was the best vacation of my life! The city of Bordeaux is amazing and the countryside is so beautiful - Jenna Cabiles, Laguna Beach, California |
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