Is transportation included in the tour?

Yes, the tour includes comfortable transportation in an 8-seat van from the meeting point in Fréjus.

Are the wine tastings suitable for beginners?

Absolutely, the guide provides clear explanations making it accessible for all levels of wine knowledge.

Is lunch provided during the tour?

Yes, a local lunch featuring Provençal specialties is included, though drinks at lunch are not covered.

Are children allowed on this tour?

This experience is recommended for guests aged 11 and older due to the nature of wine tasting.

Can I accommodate dietary restrictions for lunch?

You should notify Wine Guide Provence in advance to discuss any dietary needs or allergies.

What happens if the weather is bad?

Tours cancel with a full refund in the case of extreme weather or if fewer than two guests book 48 hours prior.

Wine Guide Provence: A Day in Provence's Vineyards

Set in the heart of Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, just outside the coastal town of Fréjus, Wine Guide Provence offers a singular immersion into the region’s celebrated wine country with their full-day public tasting tour, "Une journée dans le vignoble de Provence." This carefully curated journey transports visitors through three exclusive wineries, each chosen for its commitment to sustainable viticulture and distinctive terroir. Provence’s landscape here is marked by sun-soaked hills and garrigue brush, framed by limestone soils known to produce some of the most expressive wines in southern France. The vineyards sit where Mediterranean breezes meld with warm, dry summers, creating ideal conditions for Grenache, Syrah, and Vermentino grapes.

Your day begins at a central pickup point in Fréjus, from where a comfortable eight-seat van wends its way through picturesque countryside. The expert guide, often a trained sommelier, provides insider knowledge that demystifies the process behind the region’s organic and biodynamic approaches. Visitors enjoy tasting at least three wines per estate, each paired with stories of the land and winemaking philosophy. Interludes include a quintessential Provençal lunch served amidst rural charm, spotlighting local specialties crafted with seasonal ingredients.

This experience stands out in the outdoor adventure landscape because it combines nature, culture, and education seamlessly. Beyond the pleasure of tasting, the trip offers a grounded understanding of how land stewardship shapes flavor profiles and sustainability. Wine Guide Provence’s attention to detail—comfortable transport, small group size, and access to family-owned domaines—elevates this from a typical wine tour to a genuine encounter with the region’s living history. For travelers who crave a deeper connection with Provence beyond beaches and markets, this day in the vineyards is an authentic gateway into the area's rugged beauty and heritage.

Whether savoring a rare rosé or soaking in the panoramic views of sun-drenched vines, participants leave with a richer appreciation for the skill and passion poured into every bottle and a fresh perspective on how Provence’s landscape continues to influence its world-renowned wines.