Is South France one of your dream destinations? Are you wondering how to combine the French routes to experience the authentic atmosphere and discover the must-see sights? Book a private or a small group tour to Provence with us. Our Provence vacations are organized by destination experts and include centrally located accommodations, knowledgeable guides, and smooth logistics. Immerse yourself in a gorgeous coastline with natural beauty, historical gems of Southern France, stunning lavender fields, as well as delight in world-famous cuisine and the best traditional wine. Can't wait to start planning? Hit a chat button in a corner, and a Firebird specialist will make sure you have the best experience in Provence. Get inspired by learning the tour highlights and travel tips below that will be useful in your Provence trip.
Provence Tour Highlights
Explore charming Province with our top-notch tour suggestions.
If you like to stay connected with Nature and discover hidden treasures - Provence is the right destination. Famous for charming lavender fields, impressive castles, and stunning seaside, this region stays in the heart forever.
- Beautiful Provence
- Day trips to Nice & Cannes
- A visit to the Popes’ Palace
- Stunning Avignon
- A day trip to the Alpilles
- The Hill-top Villages of Luberon
- Wine tasting in French wineries
- Champagne Region exploration
Provence Travel Tips
Check some suggestions before your trip and enjoy your adventure in full!
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Climate
Wear sun protection and pack a swimsuit if you are traveling in summer.
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Food
Bouillabaisse - seafood soup is a must. Also try Tapenade, Ratatouille and Daube.
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Currency
Prepare some cash for your trip. Restaurants accept card payments but exchange rate fees might apply.
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How much to tip
Usually, France doesn't have a tipping culture, but there is still an etiquette to leave around 2-3 euros for service.
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What to pack
Pack your most comfortable shoes; there is plenty of walking. Don't forget your camera too!
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Language
It is advisable to learn some phrases in French, even though in most tourist sites English is spoken.