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For the finest private tours in France delivered by qualified guides and certified drivers contact our team today. 

Our partners in France will handcraft a bespoke itinerary for your vacation for you to peruse, and we will be happy to adjust and alter the plan as many times as necessary. Once you are totally satisfied with the activities, destinations, and accommodations we have suggested then you can rest safe in the knowledge that your booking is protected by our free cancellation guarantee. 

Once you touch down in France not only will your English-speaking guide be there to collect you, but we will also provide 24/7 in-country support for your time in France.

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Touring France in Style & Luxury

Quite simply, we do not think it is good enough to serve up off-the-shelf tours and standardized experiences. We provide every guest with a bespoke itinerary for their French vacation that is tailored to their exact tastes and requirements.

Working with our local tour planning specialists enables you to rely on their intimate knowledge of France to not only visit major iconic destinations but also to ensure that you will not miss out on any lesser-known cultural festivals, attractions, or hidden gems. 

Should you wish to travel across the 26 regions in France we can consult with you about whether it would be better to travel via high-speed train, or in the comfort of our luxury air-conditioned vehicles with a private driver-guide.

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Our partners have a wealth of the most experienced and qualified English-speaking guides across the country, so wherever you wish to explore in France, you can rely on us to deliver the finest curated experiences.

From the unforgettable haute cuisine, cultural chic, and awe-inspiring destinations like the Eiffel Tower and Louvre Museum in Paris to the charming picture postcard villages, glistening white sand beaches, and glamorous yacht-lined harbors of the French Riviera. Our tour consultants will take care of every detail of your trip.

Perhaps you would like to include exploring the Roman Heritage of Lyon or spend a few days out of the big cities on a relaxing wine retreat to one of our famous estates in Bordeaux, Champagne, or the Loire Valley. If you are unsure of just how much you can fit into your travel dates, then just complete our online inquiry form and we will send you a complimentary itinerary full of our suggestions.

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Other Tour Destinations For You To Consider

Eiffel Tower

A global cultural icon of France and one of the most recognizable structures in the world, a sightseeing trip to Paris wouldn’t be complete without a visit to the Eiffel Tower.

While you will catch glimpses of the tower as you travel throughout Paris, we recommend first-time visitors make the most of the opportunity by touring the structure itself. There are three levels for visitors, with restaurants on the first and second levels and a viewing deck on the third (906 ft above ground).

The tower is the most visited-paid tourist attraction in the world so if you’d like to include it in your itinerary we do generally recommend purchasing in advance our skip-the-line tickets to avoid queuing.

Louvre Museum

Every trip to the capital deserves a guided visit to the Louvre to discover the wealth of treasures it contains. The museum houses western works of art dating from the Middle Ages to 1848, in addition to collections of ancient oriental, Egyptian, Greek, Etruscan and Roman civilizations, as well as graphic and Islamic arts. From room to room, the former royal palace reveals its masterpieces to the public: the Mona Lisa, The Raft of the Medusa, the Venus de Milo, The Winged Victory of Samothrace, and many more.

Champs-Élysées

The most beautiful and well-known avenue in Paris. It connects Arc de Triomphe with the Place de la Concorde and is considered one of the world’s most famous commercial streets.

Musée d'Orsay

Home of Monet’s incredible Water Lilies, which is a permanent exhibition as well as art from Cezanne, Modigliani, and Picasso to name a few of the famous artists displayed at this museum. The museum is located in the Tuileries garden close to the Louvre where you can enjoy a stroll along the banks of the Seine after your private tour and have lunch at one of the nearby brasseries.

Saint Tropez

What began as a quiet fishing village transformed into one of the premier destinations for visitors and international A-list celebrities on the French Riviera.

As far back as the 19th century, Saint Tropez was a quiet town on the coast of France. By the late 1800s, many writers and artists traveled to the area for inspiration such as Paul Signac, Henry Matisse, and Guy de Maupassant.

Over time, more artists and celebrities fell in love with the area including Ernest Hemingway, Brigitte Bardot, Pablo Picasso, and many more. Today it still attracts the world’s most famous celebrities.

Monaco

For such a small territory, Monaco has earned a reputation as one of the most luxurious tourist resorts in the world. The cascading hills leading towards crystalline shores populated by gleaming white yachts are the last word in luxury. 

Perhaps more than any other, Monaco is the favored destination of the rich and famous on the French Riviera. Contact our team and we will design a luxury tour itinerary for your time here.

Nice

The Paillon River, now partly built over, separates the new town to the west from the old town, the harbor, and the commercial district to the east. The old town, with narrow winding streets, stands at the western base of a granite hill known as Le Château. 

The harbor, begun in 1750 and extended after 1870, is now used primarily by ferry services to Corsica, sailing craft, and yachts. The most striking part of the new town is the famous Promenade des Anglais, which originated in 1822 as a path along the shore built by the English colony.

Cannes

Known as the Beverly Hills of the Riviera, Cannes is an elegant coastal city located just west of Nice. 

We start your tour of Cannes with a visit to Le Suquet, the original Roman hillside settlement of Cannes which is filled with pastel-colored houses and cottages and narrow cobbled streets, and stop for refreshments in one of the many hillside cafes that overlook the Bay of Cannes.  

Next, we head to the indoor market, Marche Forville filled with local farmers and artisan food manufacturers. In the afternoon head to the Grand Auditorium for a private tour, your driver guide will even take a photograph of you on the famous red-carpeted steps outside the building. Later stroll along the iconic  La Promenade de Croisette.

Chamonix & Mont Blanc

Chamonix is primarily known as a winter ski resort, in fact, the first Olympic Winter games were held here in 1924. Things have changed over the decades and even in summer, Chamonix is a thriving busy town. 

We head first to the famous Aiguilles des Midi, one of the world’s highest (and steepest) cable cars which only takes 20 minutes to reach its destination which is 3,842 m high. Step out of the cable car and take in the most spectacular views of the Alps and of course Mont Blanc For those of you more adventurous you can step onto a viewing platform which is essentially a glass box suspended over the mountain face.

Grenoble

Known as the Capital of the Alps, Grenoble town is famous for winter sports, hiking, museums, and universities.

Val d'Isère

Perhaps the premier skiing resort town in the French Alps ski lifts give access to sites like the steep Face de Bellevarde, a black-rated piste, and the Grande Motte glacier, known for summer ski runs.

Vercors National Park

Get in touch with Nature on your French vacation with a curated and guided tour of the forested mountains, natural beauty, and wildlife found here.

Loire Valley

Known as the ‘Garden of France’ due to its plentiful vineyards and superb produce that grows along the banks of the river, we always encourage our guests to try a gastronomy experience when touring the valley, whether that be a wine tasting experience with a local producer, fine dining in one of the local towns like Sancerre or Nantes, or visiting a local market such as the daily one in Tours where your guide can introduce you to the finer points of this classically French pastime.

Bordeaux

When you think of Bordeaux, first and foremost – it’s wine that comes to mind. And no wonder, with 60 appellations and 7000 winemakers, the city is the capital of a region that is home to some of the oldest vineyards and finest wines in the world. When you visit Bordeaux, it’s not just about wine though – water is important too. A stroll along the banks of the River Garonne and the estuary of the Gironde reveals culture, nature, wine tourism, and enchanting chateaux. Head south to experience the glorious coastline, savor fresh oysters, and feel the silky sand of the Arcachon basin. Take the time to just be – and enjoy the joie de vivre.

Reims & Champagne

Reims is not just famous for champagne, but it is also known as the City of Kings as it was in the cathedral in Reims where Kings of France were crowned from 816 until 1825 – an impressive 33 Kings. 

A visit to Reims would not be complete without a champagne tasting. Enjoy a private cellar tour in one of the city’s most famous champagne houses with their head vintner who will explain why this small area in France is the only place in the world where champagne can be produced.

Burgundy

This wine region has 5 key growing areas: Chablis, Côte de Beaune, Côte Chalonnaise, Côte des Nuits and Macconais and has been a wine-producing region since 854 when local monks first arrived in the region.