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If it is your first time in the city, we recommend you spend a minimum of 3 days in order to discover all the monuments, visit the most important museums, etc.
If you are planning on visiting close-by cities such as Saint-Émilion or Arcachon, we recommend a minimum stay of 4 to 5 days.
Essentials must include: comfortable shoes, an umbrella, sun cream and a bottle of water.
In winter, we suggest you don’t forget an umbrella (Bordeaux receives 985 millimetres of rain
per year), warm and comfortable clothes (layers for temperature changes).
In summer, don’t forget your sun cream, sunglasses and a bottle of water, as the temperatures
in Bordeaux can rapidly increase.
Yes. Like any French city, it is important to be careful, for example on the main shopping
streets (Sainte Catherine, etc) and when using the public transport (with the occasional pickpocket) but generally speaking, Bordeaux is a very safe city to walk during the day and night.
The options are endless, but some of the most popular cities include Saint-Émilion, Arcachon Bay, Blaye (with its beautiful Citadel), Lacanau, Lège-Cap-Ferret, La Rochelle, etc.
Yes, you can go to Saint-Émilion from Bordeaux by car, bus or train.
Do not hesitate to contact us if you would like to do a tour of the medieval town with vineyard visits or doing a wine tasting in town.
2 or 3 is the maximum number of wineries we suggest visiting in one day. Each winery visit
takes about 1.5 to 2 hours (vineyard tour, winery tour, wine tasting, etc). In order to have an
enjoyable experience, we do not recommend doing more than 3 wineries per day.
Yes, it is possible. Depending on the time of the year (high or low season, summer holidays, etc.), there may be more traffic, and it is necessary to allow more travel time between the different wine-growing regions.
There are wineries of all kinds: small size family-owned wineries, organic, biodynamic and traditional vineyards. At Bordeaux: Tours & Wine, we propose different experiences and winery visits according to your interests and preferences.
Yes, the wineries are kids-friendly. Many of them offer juices or non-alcoholic drinks for children. However, we recommend choosing to do a private tour, in order to have more flexibility (in case the kids get tired or need to take a break).
We recommend bringing an extra coat as the cellars keep the temperature low to preserve the wine in the best conditions.
Yes, all our tours can be adapted to welcome children. Please do not hesitate to contact us and we will be happy to adapt the tour to your requirements.
