Provence for history geeks

Went with my partner. Loved the pace and the guide’s stories. Only negative: too many people at some stops, but I guess that’s just Provence in May. Wine tasting at the end was a nice touch.

Did the tour with my partner. Loved the villages and the wine tasting (sooo good, I bought a bottle I prob didn't need, lol). Our guide was super knowledgeable but sometimes it felt like info overload. Also, you can’t take pics inside some of the churches, fyi. Wear comfy shoes, lots of cobblestones.

Our guide, Elise, was so fun and made sure everyone was comfy. My wife and I loved the wine tasting—learned a lot, and the pours were generous. The van was clean, group size was just right. Weather was a bit windy but didn’t spoil anything. Would recommend for couples.

Best decision ever. I was nervous about joining solo but everyone was so friendly. The guide really knew her stuff and even adjusted the pace for one of the older guests. The lavender fields were unreal. Bring a hat and sunscreen—trust me!

Loved this tour! The villages and markets were so colorful. Guide (Jean) was super funny and shared great tips for local food. Make sure to try the lavender ice cream, it's weird but good.

We took the Provence villages tour as a couple. The scenery blew us away but tbh, the day felt a bit rushed in some stops (especially Lourmarin). The guide, Sophie, was friendly and answered all my partner’s random questions. Shout out to her patience! The van was clean but the AC was struggling by late afternoon. Worth it for the views and history, but maybe pack water—gotta stay hydrated.

Family trip (kids 9 and 13). Both said it was 'better than expected', which is high praise! The castles were a hit, but my youngest got bored at the wine tasting. Bring snacks and maybe a game for the car rides. Guide was super patient with all our questions.