Private Sightseeing Tours in Burdeos
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From EUR 99The Most Complete and Best Rated Tour of Bordeaux
It is the most complete walking tour in Bordeaux and also the best rated in the city! An exclusive tour designed so you can get to know the attractions of Bordeaux in the most complete, entertaining and fun way.
From EUR 160Saint Emilion Day Trip with Sightseeing Tour & Wine Tastings from Bordeaux
Join this day trip to the Saint-Emilion (and surrounding) wine-making region of France. This full-day guided excursion from Bordeaux offers picturesque scenery, sightseeing and fine wines – the perfect day out from the city! Sample Bordeaux wines in 3 fascinating chateaux and explore the charming UNESCO World Heritage-listed village of Saint-Emilion.
From EUR 85Bordeaux Food Tour – A Full French Meal by Do Eat Better
Do Eat Better Experience Bordeaux Food Tour is a walking tour around Bordeaux old town and Saint Pierre district. You will be guided by a Local Expert, who's able to explain the details of the selected restaurants, their preparations, and any other relevant curiosities. Get into the groove with a high-quality organic wine tasting, a true unmissable experience in town, and discover how it is made. Try one of the best traditional French dishes and conclude your experience with refined chocolate bonbons from an award winning local female chocolatier. But dont't forget the keepsake: the iconic Cannelé and one of the region's sweet specialties, the delicious Dune Blanche du Bassin d'Arcachon.
From EUR 36"Bordeaux by bicycle: a 3-hour tour immersive experience"
Forget the typical guided tour — this is a ride with a friend who happens to know every corner of Bordeaux. For 3 hours, you'll pedal through UNESCO-listed streets, colourful neighbourhoods, and along the Garonne with a local guide who genuinely loves this city. Our guides come from different backgrounds, each with their own stories, favourite spots, and personal recommendations. They're not reading a script — they're sharing their city with you. Ask anything. Where do locals eat? Which wine bar is worth the detour? Great conversations, real tips, and stories you'll retell at dinner. Groups stay small — up to 12 guests per guide — no megaphones, no rushing, just a relaxed ride at your pace. You'll ride a comfortable Dutch bike (helmet included), take a break along the way, and taste Bordeaux's iconic canelé.