GetYourGuide, Viator and Musement list 5 wine tours with a boat trip in Provence, most of them in Aix, Aix en Provence and Cassis. Prices run from €175 to €1,100 a person, €210 in the middle of the range. 2 are rated 4.5 or better from at least ten reviews; those come first below.
Wine tours that spend part of the day on the water: a river or lake cruise between vineyards, or a boat trip combined with winery visits and tastings. Check how much of the time is on board and how many wineries are included.
Discover the beautiful village of Cassis and its seaside port on this full-day tour. Take a guided boat tour to the Calanques and taste delicious Provence rosé, red, and white wines.
Experience a typical day tour in Provence and enjoy the best activities that the region has to offer. Embark into this journey to the seaside port of Cassis to visit the village, enjoy a ...
Discover the beauty of the Calanques on a boat tour from Cassis. Admire dramatic limestone cliffs, enjoy a wine tasting, and learn about the region from your local guide.
Embark into this journey to the seaside port of Cassis: first enjoy a guided tour of the village followed by a 1 hour boat ride to the Calanques on the turquoise waters.Afterwards, enjoy ...
Set off from Marseille cruise port for a captivating day in Cassis. Explore the charming village’s colorful streets and boutiques before boarding a boat for an unforgettable ride through ...
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At the table
What Provence eats and drinks
The food and wine pairings our editors chose for Provence, the dishes you are most likely to meet on a tasting or at lunch.
Bouillabaisse with Cassis BlancThe textbook Marseille pairing: bouillabaisse, the saffron-rich rockfish stew of the Vieux Port, has been served with Cassis Blanc from Cap Canaill...Read the pairing →
Bouillabaisse with Bandol RoseThe Provencal alternative to the white-wine pairing: Mourvedre-led Bandol Rose has the body and savoury structure to carry rouille and saffron with...Read the pairing →
Daube provencale with Bandol RougeDaube provencale, the slow-cooked Provencal beef stew braised in red wine with orange peel and herbs, finds a peer in mature Bandol: Mourvedre's ir...Read the pairing →
Pissaladiere with Bellet RosePissaladiere, the slow-caramelised onion, anchovy and olive tart from old Nice, is the local match for Bellet Rose: the AOC sits on the hills above...Read the pairing →
Socca with Bellet BlancSocca, the wood-oven chickpea pancake sold by the slice along the Cours Saleya, asks for Bellet Blanc, the AOC's Rolle-led white grown on the hills...Read the pairing →
Aioli with Palette BlancThe grand aioli, the Provencal Friday platter of cold poached cod, boiled vegetables and garlic mayonnaise, sits inside Chateau Simone's Clairette-...Read the pairing →
Wine tours with a boat trip in Provence: questions
How much does a wine tour with a boat trip in Provence cost?
Across the 5 wine tours with a boat trip listed here, prices start at €175 and the middle of the range is €210 per person. Prices are the marketplaces' own and were last checked on the date shown at the top of the page.
Which wine tours with a boat trip in Provence have the best reviews?
By rating and number of reviews on the marketplaces: From Aix: Cassis Boat Ride & Provence Wine Tasting Day Tour (4.7 from 121 reviews) and Provence Day Trip with Cassis Village Boat Ride and Local Wine Tasting from Aix (4.9 from 113 reviews).
How long does a wine tour with a boat trip in Provence take?
Most take about a full day; the listing for each one gives its exact length.
Where do wine tours with a boat trip in Provence take place?
Most of them start in Aix, Aix en Provence, Cassis and Marseille. Each listing gives its meeting point.