
Do You Need to Rent a Car in Bordeaux?
The short answer is “no” if you stay in the city of Bordeaux. If you are staying outside of Bordeaux, it may be a good idea, as regional transportation is scarce and not easy to figure out.
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Please use the form below to submit your booking request for any number of guests.
We will get back to you as soon as possible to confirm availability and discuss your request.
You can also email us with any questions.
We will confirm your date availability within 48 hours, but usually much sooner.
We will request a booking fee in advance to go ahead with winery and transport reservations. This fee will be non-refundable.
We will present your detailed personalized itinerary and pick-up instructions and introduce you to your guide, who is an independent partner of Atlas Bordeaux. Most winery visits in Bordeaux are strictly by appointment. We try to go to the best wineries. If you are requesting specific wineries, it may take longer to confirm availability.
Meet with your guide and enjoy the scenery and the fine wines of Bordeaux! Pay the fees of your guide/driver/chateaux/restaurant on the day of your tour.
Private tours can be organized for any date of the week between April and October. Tours are running between November to March, but some chateaux may be closed on the weekends and between Christmas and the New Year's Day. There is limited availability of chateaux visits during the last week of April due to En Primeurs.
Kids can usually attend the chateaux tours for free. Minimum drinking age is 18 years old. Some chateaux offer special visits for kids.
Some wineries require advance notice to book, it is never too early to request visits at famous chateaux. It is easier to visit top names off-season.
Small amount of walking is involved. You can expect uneven surfaces and multiple stairs.
Contact us about for information on multi-day tours and other custom options.
Advise us of any specific dietary requirements.
If you are looking for small-group Bordeaux tours rather than private tours, here are some suggestions.
The short answer is “no” if you stay in the city of Bordeaux. If you are staying outside of Bordeaux, it may be a good idea, as regional transportation is scarce and not easy to figure out.
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The best way to get from Paris to Bordeaux is a 2-hour high-speed TGV train departing from Paris Gare Montparnasse.
Alternatively, take a flight from Charles de Gaulle or Orly airport to Bordeaux Merignac.
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Here is the list of the best Bordeaux restaurants awarded stars and Bib Gourmand mentions by the MICHELIN Guide 2020.
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When we hear “Bordeaux” the image of something very luxurious and expensive comes to our mind. Of course, this is only a myth. … Read More
Here is the professional opinion by a renowned critic Mr. James Suckling. … Read More
My list of 10 best wineries to visit in Bordeaux … Read More