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Discover the beauty of Provence with this private vineyard tour from Avignon, visiting Châteauneuf-du-Pape and Luberon’s stunning villages and wineries.

If you’re dreaming of a day surrounded by the rolling vineyards and picturesque villages of Provence, this private vineyard tour from Avignon might just be your perfect escape. Designed for those who want to savor world-renowned wines and soak up spectacular landscapes, the tour combines classic French charm with authentic wine experiences. It’s ideal for wine lovers, curious travelers, or anyone looking to explore Provence’s scenic countryside without the hassle of driving.
What we particularly love about this experience is how it balances planned wine tastings with ample time to admire the stunning scenery and charming villages. Plus, with private transportation and a small group size, it feels intimate and flexible. One possible consideration is the price point — at around $805 for up to seven people — which is an investment, but one that includes personalized service and exclusive visits. This tour suits those who appreciate quality over quantity and are eager for an immersive, relaxed day discovering Provence’s wine and villages.
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Kicking off at 8:30 am from the Office de Tourisme in Avignon, this tour is timed perfectly for a full day of discovery. The early start means you get to make the most of the daylight hours, especially if you plan to stay in the region afterward. The pickup is included, adding a layer of convenience that saves you from navigating unfamiliar roads.
From the moment you step into the air-conditioned vehicle, you notice the emphasis on comfort and ease. The group is small — up to seven people — which allows for friendly interaction but also enough space for a relaxed journey. Bottled water is provided throughout, ensuring you stay refreshed as you wind through the Provençal countryside.
Our first destination is the famous Châteauneuf-du-Pape, a village synonymous with some of France’s finest wines. The highlight here is the wine tasting — a chance to sample local reds that are celebrated globally. The guide will share stories about the region’s grape varieties and winemaking traditions, adding depth to the tasting experience.
One reviewer, Michael B, mentioned being taken through three different vineyards, each offering unique insights and flavors. His group enjoyed not only the tastings but also a visit to the ruins of the historic castle, which adds a touch of history and spectacular views. This mix of tasting and sightseeing makes the stop both educational and visually appealing.
After the initial wine experience, the tour allows around three hours for lunch and exploration. The tour cleverly offers flexibility here, with the chance to pick a village that suits your taste — whether it’s a cozy local café or a more upscale bistro. The guide will recommend a charming village in the Luberon based on your preferences, ensuring a tailored experience.
Post-lunch, the journey continues to the Luberon Natural Park, a region of extraordinary natural beauty. The highlight is the village of Gordes, often listed among France’s most beautiful villages. Expect stunning stone buildings, narrow winding streets, and breathtaking views over the surrounding countryside. It’s an excellent spot for photos or a leisurely stroll.
The final part of the day involves a visit to a local wine estate, where you’ll learn about Provence’s terroir — what makes their wines so distinctive. Of particular note is the opportunity to sample Provence’s signature rosé, which reviewers have raved about. The guide’s insights help you understand the nuances of the local grape varieties and winemaking techniques, turning a tasting into a mini-learning session.
The tour spans approximately 7 to 8 hours, allowing enough time to enjoy each stop without feeling rushed. The pacing strikes a good balance, giving you time to savor the wines, admire the landscapes, and absorb the charming village atmospheres.

One reviewer’s comment really illustrates the quality of this experience: “We were taken to three different wineries, each with unique offerings,” highlighting the diversity of tastings. The personal stories shared at each vineyard enrich the experience, making it more than just a tasting — it’s a culture.
Another noted that “the views were absolutely stunning, and the guide’s knowledge made the trip even more enjoyable.” This emphasis on scenery is a key part of what makes this tour stand out. The combination of vineyard visits and picturesque villages creates a memorable, photo-worthy day.
Lunch is not included, which offers flexibility but also means you should plan ahead. The guide can recommend good spots in the villages, but bringing some snacks or a light picnic could enhance your day. The tour ends back at the starting point, making logistics straightforward.
The price, at just over $800 per group, reflects the private nature of the experience, personalized visits, and transportation. If you’re traveling with friends or family, it’s a worthwhile investment for a full, immersive day.
This vineyard tour from Avignon is ideal for travelers who want a comprehensive, authentic taste of Provence’s wine and villages. Whether you’re a dedicated wine lover or simply eager to enjoy stunning scenery and charming towns, this tour offers a balanced combination of both.
The small-group format and private transportation create an intimate, relaxed environment that’s perfect for conversation and discovery. Plus, the flexibility in choosing villages and wineries according to your preferences makes it adaptable to different tastes.
If you’re looking for a full-day experience that combines wine, history, and beautiful landscapes, this tour delivers on all fronts. It’s a fantastic way to explore the region at a comfortable pace while gaining insight into some of France’s most celebrated wine regions.

Is transportation included in the tour?
Yes, private transportation in an air-conditioned vehicle is part of the package, making the journey relaxing and convenient.
How many stops are there during the tour?
There are two main stops: first at Châteauneuf-du-Pape for wine tasting and sightseeing, then in the Luberon with a visit to Gordes and a local winery.
Can I customize the villages or wineries visited?
The tour offers some flexibility, especially for lunch location and the choice of village to explore in the Luberon, based on your preferences.
What’s included in the tour fee?
The fee covers private transportation, the guided visits and tastings, bottled water, and the overall experience. Lunch is not included.
Is this tour suitable for non-drinkers or those with dietary restrictions?
Yes, the focus is on wine and the scenery, so non-drinkers can enjoy the sights and perhaps opt out of tastings. It’s best to inform the provider in advance if you have specific dietary needs.
How far in advance should I book?
The tour is typically booked about 51 days ahead on average, so planning early ensures availability, especially during peak seasons.
This private vineyard tour from Avignon offers a thoughtfully curated way to experience Provence’s famed wines and scenic villages without the stresses of self-driving. The combination of stunning views, authentic tastings, and charming villages makes it a standout choice for anyone eager to deepen their appreciation of French culture and terroir.
Ideal for small groups, wine enthusiasts, or travelers seeking a relaxed yet enriching day, this tour balances comfort, authenticity, and a touch of luxury. Whether you’re celebrating a special occasion or simply indulging in a love of wine and beautiful landscapes, it’s a journey that promises to leave a lasting impression.
For those who value personalized attention, unique scenery, and local stories, this tour is a well-rounded, memorable way to enjoy Provence. Just remember to bring your camera and an appetite for discovering what makes this region so beloved worldwide.