
Picturesque Saint-Emilion
Saint-Emilion is all about elegant Merlot-dominated blends, breathtaking views of hilly vineyards and history all around.
We will visit famous chateaux of Saint-Emilion and Pomerol, walk the Medieval village of Saint-Emilion and taste many wines.








Private Tour
This is a your tour. We will create an itinerary just for your group. Simply let us know the style of wines you like or maybe your favourite chateaux, the type of activities you enjoy and your dining preferences. We will do our best to check all boxes. Alternatively, just relax and let our experts suggest the best plan.
Hotel Pickup & Drop-off
Our driver-guide will pick you up and drop you off at your hotel or apartment in Bordeaux. We can also pick you up at the port of Bordeaux. Pick up from Saint-Emilion or other location is possible too.
Medieval Saint-Emilion
Saint-Émilion is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with fascinating Romanesque churches and ruins stretching all along steep and narrow streets. This gem is about 45 minutes East of of Bordeaux by car, on the right bank of the Dordogne river. The famous Pomerol is a neighbour.
Your Guide is a Wine Pro
Our guides are experienced wine professionals. We will be happy to share all we know about Bordeaux wines and history. Ask us for wine buying advice and for local restaurant recommendations.
Pricing Chart
We offer full-day and half-day private wine tours for groups of up to 7 people.
Larger groups are welcome. Please contact us for a quote.
If you want to explore Bordeaux wine regions in your own car, we will plan your day, book 2 or 3 great chateaux, and your lunch. Please do not drink and drive!
- Transportation in a Mercedes-Benz van
- Duration 8-9 hours
- Visit of Saint-Emilion
- Pick your favourite Chateaux, top wineries, professional tours (tasting fees are extra)
- Stop for lunch (own expense)
- Bottled water
- Your own car
- Your are the driver
- Reservations at 2-4 wineries
- Lunch reservation
- Detailed full-day itineraries with directions
- Travel hassle-free
What to Expect During Winery Visits
Each winery tour lasts about 1 to 1.5 hours. Typically, it includes a guided stroll through vineyard, a tour of the cellars followed by a tasting of 2-3 wines.
Winery visits can be private or public. Private tours give you more attention of the guide or owner and more time to ask questions. As well, you can be flexible with various tasting options, such as include famous vintages, or wine and food pairing in your tasting.
Please note that winery visits and tastings are own expense and are paid per person directly to the chateaux. Typical winery fees are 10 to 30 euros per person per chateau. Private tours can be slightly more expensive.
Most wineries sell wines at their boutiques and many would ship wines to your country. We could also make a stop at a local wine shop. Please let us know if you prefer private visits or want to upgrade your tasting.
Read more in the Frequently Asked Questions section.
Saint-Emilion Wine Tour Itinerary
We typically leave Bordeaux at 9 am and return around 5-30 pm. This is a sample full-day itinerary. Your unique program with the time schedule and the chateaux to visit will be provided to you in advance of your tour. Tours with cooking classes would include a cooking class in the morning, lunch at chateau, visit of 1 or 2 wineries in Saint-Emilion after lunch and visit of the village.
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