Bordeaux is probably one of the first destinations that pops into everybody’s mind when thinking about French wine. The region stars famous chateaux producing the most sought-after wines around the world and has long been a major destination for wine lovers. While in Bordeaux, you will visit the impressive chateaux of the left bank in the heart of Medoc, in Margaux, Saint-Julien, Pauillac to name just a few, before crossing the Dordogne river to explore the right bank wines in Saint-Emilion and Pomerol. Your chauffeur will also drive you south of Bordeaux, along Garonne river to taste Pessac-Léognan wines and dessert wines in Sauternes and Barsac. The dining scene in Bordeaux has been thriving this last decade and every night will be a different experience from dinner at theTable du chef in a Michelin restaurant to a plate of charcuterie and cheese at the counter of a wine bar.
Angels favorites in Bordeaux
Anne Claire loves the city of Bordeaux with its elegant buildings, its Miroir d’eau reflecting the majestuous Place de la Bourse and Buzzing Halles de Bacalan near La Cité du Vin. When she’s had enough of the city, she loves strolling in charming medieval hamlet of Saint-Emilion. Fanny loves the view on Arcachon bay from the top of Dune du Pilat and tasting her way through Libourne farmer’s market on a Sunday.

When to visit
April to July and September to October.

Highlights

Stay longer
Bordeaux is the perfect place for sightseeing in nearby Atlantic coast and Bassin d’Arcachon, with its bay flickering in the setting sun and fishing villages. If you wish to extend your stay, we can also include the Dordogne region, with its mouthwatering cuisine, riverside villages and prehistory sites, the city of Cognac and its emblematic brandy and Pays Basque.