Small-group tours, day trips, cooking classes and multi-day adventures. Every tour vetted for traveller reviews first.
Solve puzzles woven through Le Havre's streets in this self-guided escape game for groups of any size. Book your own time slot, download the free app, and work through a 2-hour scenario that unfolds across the city. Your team gets a unique code, and you can capture photos and videos straight to your phone as you progress through the challenges.
A private photographer guides you through Paris's most photogenic spots, capturing genuine moments rather than posed selfies. You'll get styling advice, location suggestions, and edited high-resolution images delivered within four working days. Available for solo travellers, couples, families, and groups alike. The 30-minute session includes a dedicated photographer who focuses entirely on your party.
Walk through Montmartre's steep streets on a three-hour private tour with a knowledgeable guide who traces the neighbourhood's layered past—from ancient Gaulish worship to the artists who made it their studio. You'll visit the Sacré-Cœur Basilica at Paris's highest point and the Moulin Rouge cabaret, discovering the actual corners where Van Gogh, Renoir, and Picasso worked. Finish with a pastry from a neighbourhood pâtisserie whilst taking in sprawling views across the city.
See Monaco's after-dark glamour on a 4.5-hour private evening jaunt from Nice. You'll climb to the clifftop settlement of Eze for sweeping vistas, explore the Prince's Palace, cruise the Monaco Grand Prix circuit's sinuous streets, and finish at the legendary Monte Carlo Casino. Travel in a heated, air-conditioned vehicle with massage seats, collected from and returned to your Nice hotel.
Skip the airport taxi queue with a pre-booked private transfer from Charles de Gaulle or Orly to your Paris accommodation. Your driver meets you at baggage claim with a nameplate, handles your luggage, and whisks you through traffic in a cool, comfortable car. Flight tracking and round-the-clock support mean no surprises. Journey takes 45 minutes to an hour depending on your destination.
A three-hour private bike tour through Bordeaux's architectural and cultural landmarks. You'll cycle from the tranquil Jardin Public past medieval structures like Palais Gallien and Grosse Cloche, then swing through the Darwin innovation district and across Pont de Pierre to reach La Cité du Vin. The route also takes in St. André Cathedral, the striking lifting bridge of Pont Jacques Chaban Delmas, and the artisan quarter of Halle des Chartrons, finishing with a food-market stop at Marché des Grands Hommes.
Visit two of France's most significant châteaux in a single day trip from Paris. Fontainebleau, Napoleon's beloved retreat and royal residence for over eight centuries, sits alongside Vaux-le-Vicomte, the privately owned masterpiece that inspired Versailles. Your private guide navigates the architectural treasures and historical narratives of both estates, whilst comfortable air-conditioned transport handles the logistics. Eight hours grants time to explore the grand apartments, manicured gardens, and decorative arts that shaped French culture.
Explore Marseille's oldest quarter on foot with a native guide who's watched the city evolve. This three-hour walk through Le Panier winds past seventeenth and eighteenth-century architecture, artisan studios, and pocket-sized plazas tucked between ochre-washed buildings. Your guide shares neighbourhood lore and historical photographs that reveal how these streets have shifted across centuries, anchoring you in the lived experience of the district rather than polished tourist facts.
Trace the footsteps of the 101st Airborne Division across Normandy's drop zones and key positions during the D-Day landings. This eight-hour private tour follows the actual movements of Easy Company through bocage, villages, and defensive lines where paratroopers secured the beachhead. Your local guide unpacks tactical decisions, soldier accounts, and landscape details that shaped the operation's success. Start from Bayeux or Caen; other pickups available on request.
Skip the airport queues and metro scramble with a dedicated driver meeting you at Orly or Charles de Gaulle, whisking you direct to Disneyland Paris. Your private car waits up to an hour at the terminal while you collect bags, then delivers you in air-conditioned comfort along familiar routes. One-way journey takes 45 minutes to an hour depending on traffic. WiFi and bottled water included. Modern sedan, professional driver, fixed price—no haggling at taxi ranks.
A three-hour private walking tour through Lyon's Old Town centred on traboules—the city's characteristic covered passageways that thread between buildings. Your guide leads you from Le Coin Vert through Vieux Lyon's medieval streets, revealing how these corridors shaped daily life during the silk-weaving era, then climbs toward Fourvière Basilica for views across the city. You'll read the architectural grammar of each passage and understand how Lyon's residents once moved unseen through their neighbourhoods.
Direct private car service from Paris Charles de Gaulle airport to Chantilly, a 30-minute journey through the French countryside. Your driver meets you past customs with a nameplate and delivers you straight to your accommodation. No shared minibuses or coach waits—just a single vehicle and professional operator handling your luggage and route.
A choreographed proposal setup staged near the [Eiffel Tower](/places/eiffel-tower), handled entirely by the operator so you can focus on the moment. Choose from three packages—Silver, Gold, or Diamond—each layering in floral arrangements, candles, music, fireworks, and roses. A photographer and videographer document everything in high definition, with your song playing as backdrop. One hour, stress-free execution.
Your group gets a nine-hour private run through Alsace's most photogenic corners, departing Strasbourg with a dedicated guide and transport. You'll navigate the cobblestone lanes of Colmar, Eguisheim, and Riquewihr—villages where half-timbered buildings lean into narrow streets—before climbing to Château du Haut-Kœnigsbourg. The hilltop fortress rewards you with sweeping views across vineyards and the Vosges. This is a tailored itinerary, flexible enough to adjust based on conditions and your interests, rather than a fixed march through tourist checkpoints.
This three-hour guided walk threads through Marseille's atmospheric Panier quarter, down to the working Vieux Port and its daily fish market, then sweeps across the city's creative south bank before a minivan ride up to Notre-Dame de la Garde. The basilica sits high enough to frame the entire port, nearby islands, and medieval fortress in a single view—the sort of perspective that makes you understand why Marseille sprawls where it does. Meet your English-speaking guide at City Hall on Quai du Port at 9 am.
Join a Friday morning walking group exploring the Vaucluse region of Provence, where rolling countryside frames Mont Ventoux and the Laces of Montmirail. Over two to three hours, you'll traverse gentle terrain at an unhurried pace, discovering how locals live amongst vineyards, orchards and villages. Your guide shares the landscape's natural and cultural layers—geology, agriculture, seasonal rhythms—without the fanfare of tourist sites. A local seasonal snack punctuates the outing.
Travel from Paris to Bruges for a full-day private tour of Belgium's medieval gem. Climb the 83-metre Belfort tower for sweeping city views, drift through narrow canals by boat, explore the peaceful Beguinage Monastery, and taste six regional Flanders beers at a working brewery. Your driver handles transport, timing, and entry fees across the 11–14 hour journey. Lunch is self-catered; budget €20–40.
Spend eight hours exploring two family-run Provençal vineyards near Nice, tasting their flagship wines directly from the producers and eating lunch beneath ancient plane trees. Visit Château d'Esclan to sample their rosés and reds, then move to Château Saint Martin, a multi-generational estate known for full-bodied wines. A professional driver guides you throughout in a climate-controlled minivan, handling all logistics while you focus on the wine and countryside.
A private eight-hour loop through the Luberon's perched villages, departing from Marseille. Your driver navigates you through Gordes, Roussillon, Bonnieux, Lourmarin, and Menerbes—each a tangle of medieval stone buildings clinging to hilltops. Between June and mid-July, Sénanque Abbey's lavender blooms punctuate the drive. You move at your own pace, stopping to walk narrow lanes, absorb the ochre-red earth, and take in Provençal light without the tour-bus crowds.
Eight-hour guided walk through hilltop villages above the Mediterranean coast, led by Fabrice, a local guide with two decades of experience. You'll trek quiet routes favoured by residents, discovering the Riviera's lesser-known corners away from tourist trails. The day includes private transport between villages and water, though you'll need to arrange lunch independently.
Explore Paris in a distinctive electric convertible with Éric, a local guide who skips the tourist script in favour of authentic neighbourhood discoveries. This four-hour private tour blends iconic landmarks with hidden corners that reveal how Parisians actually experience their city. You'll be collected from your hotel and guided through a journey shaped by your interests, delivered with genuine local knowledge and a relaxed, conversational approach that beats any pre-recorded commentary.
Rent an e-bike and pedal through the Gers' quiet backroads, rolling farmland and villages accessible only on two wheels. The electric assist handles the hills, so you focus on the landscape instead of the gradient. Pick your own route from the rental hub, park free, and cycle through France's gentlest region without burning petrol or your legs. Every 50km reduces your carbon footprint by 5kg.
Work through a series of puzzles and clues on foot around Reims, uncovering the city's main sights without a guide. Using the BugBitten app on your phone, you navigate between landmarks, solving riddles that reveal each destination. It's a hybrid between traditional sightseeing and a logic game—you set the pace, choose your route, and discover Reims on your own terms over roughly two hours.
Spend a full day exploring the Loire Valley's grandest châteaux—Chambord, Chenonceau, and Da Vinci Castle—with a private driver and guide who handles logistics while you absorb the Renaissance architecture and countryside. This 12–13 hour excursion from Paris covers three of France's most photographed estates, complete with wine tasting (or juice for under-18s), air-conditioned transport, and a curated itinerary that balances sightseeing with travel time. Lunch isn't included but is available locally for €20–40.
Work with a Paris-based designer whose background spans Chanel, Hermès and Balmain to customise your own trainers over three hours. You'll apply paint and embellishments worth around €85, guided by someone who's dressed everyone from Lady Gaga to thousands of guests seeking bespoke footwear. The studio sits within easy reach of public transport, making it accessible whether you're a seasoned crafter or picking up a brush for the first time.
Your guide orchestrates a proposal at the [Eiffel Tower](/places/eiffel-tower), handling logistics and timing so you can focus on the moment. Based in Paris, this 2-hour experience includes skip-the-line lift access, private pickup from your hotel, and your guide capturing candid shots throughout. Choose your exact proposal spot around the tower, then linger to savour the views together afterwards. Optional add-ons include a professional photographer or flowers.
A four-hour private vehicle tour through Paris after nightfall, with your own driver and hotel collection included. You'll cruise past the Champs-Élysées, see the [Eiffel Tower](/places/eiffel-tower) lit up, pass the Opéra Garnier and other landmarks, and stop for an hour at a restaurant of your choice. The driver stops at key viewpoints for photographs. Best suited to those wanting to see the city's evening character without joining a group.
A 10-hour circuit from Saint-Malo in a comfortable Mercedes minivan, visiting three landmark Breton destinations. Your driver delivers you to [Mont Saint-Michel](/places/mont-saint-michel)'s island monastery, the working oyster port of Cancale, and the walled medieval town of Dinan, with time to explore each independently. Hotel-to-hotel service included for groups of up to seven. Note: this is transport with built-in stops, not a guided tour—you navigate the sites yourself.
Sail to Cordouan Lighthouse on the Médoc coast for an intimate seafood or charcuterie tasting paired with local wine. This three-hour guided voyage takes small groups (4–8 people) along the water to an unnamed island anchorage, where you'll sample either ten oysters, prawns, whelks and lobster, or a spread of cured meats, pâté and regional cheese. Straightforward, sociable eating in the kind of setting that rewards quiet conversation.
Spend an hour in a tucked-away Parisian wine cellar tasting four carefully selected French wines alongside a knowledgeable sommelier. You'll learn the backstory of each bottle—what makes it tick, how to taste it properly—while nibbling on matching snacks. Pick up bottles to take home if anything catches your fancy, giving you a tangible memento of the afternoon.
Glide down the Seine in a sleek private motorboat, sipping champagne whilst a knowledgeable guide points out Paris's landmarks from the water. This 90-minute voyage trades the bulk of conventional river cruises for an intimate setting aboard a limousine boat with a convertible roof, letting you steer the mood with curated music and enjoy French macarons at a leisurely pace. Perfect for marking an occasion or simply seeing the city from a quieter angle.
Skip the logistics and reclaim your port day with this straightforward return coach service from Le Havre to Paris. You'll get dropped at the [Eiffel Tower](/places/eiffel-tower) with 4–5 hours to wander the city solo—Seine-side strolls, café stops, landmark-spotting—then picked up near the Arc de Triomphe to make your ship's departure. Air-conditioned comfort, professional drivers, and a schedule that syncs with your vessel mean one less thing to worry about.
A four-hour guided tour from Villefranche-sur-Mer to Nice that traces the city's layered past—from ancient Greek foundations through Roman occupation to Belle Époque grandeur. Your driver-guide navigates you past the iconic Promenade des Anglais, the pastel Old Town, the Russian Orthodox cathedral, and Lympia harbour, punctuating the route with stories of the figures who left their mark: Garibaldi, Mercedes-Jellinek, Queen Victoria. The air-conditioned minivan does the heavy lifting so you absorb the Mediterranean light and architecture without worrying about logistics.
Glide through Paris in a private luxury minivan over four hours with a seasoned driver navigating the city's iconic landmarks and hidden corners. You'll travel in air-conditioned comfort with Netflix streaming, refreshments on tap, and WiFi to share the journey as it unfolds. Ideal for couples, small groups, or families wanting to cover ground without the Metro queues or navigating rental cars through narrow streets.
A four-day guided road trip through Normandy and Brittany, departing from Paris. You'll travel in a small group (maximum six) with a professional driver-guide, staying in four-star hotels and visiting Monet's gardens at Giverny, the medieval port of Rouen, the dramatic chalk cliffs near Étretat, the D-Day landing beaches, and the iconic [Mont Saint-Michel](/places/mont-saint-michel) Abbey. The itinerary balances artistic heritage with wartime history across two of France's most distinctive regions.
A full-day private Mercedes tour hitting seven of Paris's most recognisable spots: stroll through Montmartre to Sacré-Cœur, explore the Latin Quarter and Notre-Dame, ascend the [Eiffel Tower](/places/eiffel-tower)'s second floor, cruise the Seine, climb Arc de Triomphe's viewing platform, and visit Saint-Chapelle. Your guide stays with you for all 11.5 hours, including a lunch break on Île de la Cité. Door-to-door pickup in a premium car.
Spend four hours exploring Paris by private car, hitting the major landmarks—[Eiffel Tower](/places/eiffel-tower), Arc de Triomphe, Champs-Élysées, Opéra, Invalides, Place Vendôme, Place des Vosges—with photo stops where you choose. Then board a Bateaux Parisiens river cruise for an hour drifting past Notre-Dame, the Louvre, and the Seine's finest architecture. The car does the legwork; the boat gives you breathing room.
La Maglia Canyon in France is a technically demanding canyoning adventure through one of the country's most dramatic gorges. Over 6 hours, you'll descend 15 natural jumps and 8 slides using abseiling techniques, punctuated by swims through crystal-clear pools. The route's centrepiece is a 12-metre abseil through a waterfall inside a cathedral-like cave—thrilling but optional. Expect full-body engagement: rappelling down rock faces, sliding into icy water, and traversing narrow passages through raw alpine scenery.
Explore Nice's landmarks from a pedal-powered taxi built for four, guided by locals who know the city's back streets and stories. This 60–75 minute circuit cuts through the old town and seafront without the fumes or hassle of a full-size coach. The bike taxi fits families neatly—no need to split across two vehicles—and runs on leg power, not petrol, so you travel light on the city's nerves.
Master two French pastry classics in a three-hour workshop near the [Eiffel Tower](/places/eiffel-tower). Work alongside a Parisian pastry chef to build choux dough from scratch, then shape it into crisp chouquettes and billowing profiteroles. You'll pipe, bake and assemble each element before finishing your creations with vanilla ice cream and dark chocolate sauce. Groups stay small—just six participants—so there's genuine attention to technique and plenty of time to ask questions. Walk away with hands-on knowledge of choux pastry and boxes of pastries to taste.