About this tour
Explore Burgundy's wine routes, historic towns, and countryside with a qualified French guide who shapes the itinerary around your interests. Choose your pace—walking tours through city centres, cycling the Grand Crus vineyards, or driving across the region's valleys and villages. Over eight to ten hours, your guide navigates you through whichever corners of Burgundy appeal most, whether that's medieval architecture, wine cellars, or rural landscapes.
Highlights
- Cycle the Grand Crus wine route on electric bikes
- Private vehicle access to Burgundy's villages and vineyards
- Walking tours of Dijon, Beaune, or smaller market towns
- Official French guide adapts route to your preferences
- Train and tram options integrated into your day
- Fully accessible for wheelchairs and prams
What to expect
Your guide meets you at an agreed point and listens to what you'd like to see. Whether you're keen on wine production, architecture, countryside rambles, or a mix of everything, the itinerary flexes accordingly. You might spend the morning cycling through vineyard slopes, stop for lunch at a local bistro, then explore a fortified town on foot in the afternoon. Or opt for a vehicle-based tour covering greater distances. The guide handles logistics—tram tickets, restaurant recommendations, timing—while you focus on absorbing the region. Expect a conversational, unhurried rhythm rather than a scripted monologue.
Good to know
Book ahead to confirm your guide's availability and preferred transport mode. Burgundy's summer weather is warm; bring layers and sturdy shoes for walking or cycling. The guide is accustomed to working with wheelchairs, prams, and mixed-fitness groups, so communicate any access needs when booking.
Tour sold and operated by Viator via Viator. Descriptions on this page are original BugBitten summaries written by our team — not copied from the operator. Prices and availability are confirmed at checkout.