🌿 Nature & Wildlife in France
Small-group tours, day trips, cooking classes and multi-day adventures. Every tour vetted for traveller reviews first.

Guided tour of the Chablis Vineyards by e-bike
A 3-hour e-bike tour of Chablis vineyards led by a cycling instructor and sommelier. You'll ride through Premier and Grand Cru slopes on electric bikes, taste 6–7 wines including a vineyard tasting, wander the medieval village, and finish at a winery. Suits anyone who wants to cover serious terrain without fatigue, from casual riders to wine enthusiasts.

Speleology, Exploration inside a secret cave
A 3-hour guided caving expedition into an underground cave system in France. You'll descend into a subterranean environment shaped by water, with time and light working differently underground. The experience includes the option to eat a meal at depth while learning how geological forces have carved the landscape. A guide leads small groups through passages and chambers, revealing the cave's formation and hydrology.

The Carrières de Lumières by e-bike
A 5–8 hour e-bike tour through the Alpilles foothills, departing Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, that combines countryside cycling with entry to Carrières de Lumières — a converted stone quarry hosting large-scale art projections. Routes suit all cycling abilities, and the package includes bike hire, helmet, and quarry admission. You'll pedal through olive groves and villages at your own pace, then spend time watching immersive light and sound installations in the underground chambers.

Honfleur's Landmarks & Gems E-Bike Tour
A 3-hour guided e-bike tour of Honfleur led by a local expert, covering the port town's landmarks and the viewpoints that inspired impressionist painters. You'll cover ground accessible only by e-bike—steep hills and tucked-away vantage points included—with water and safety gear provided. Suits confident cyclists with good fitness who want to see the town faster than walking allows.

Wild Organs: Grand Landscape, Plants, Geology, Birdsongs
A 3.5-hour guided walk through the dramatic rock formations and botanical landscapes of Wild Organs in the Pyrénées-Orientales, France. Your guide interprets the geology, flora, and human history of the massif whilst pointing out local birdsong. Suitable for all fitness levels, this outing combines landscape viewing with naturalist commentary on the region's ecological and archaeological layers — from ancient settlement to present-day truffle cultivation.

Discovery of Marseille by electric bike
A 3-hour guided electric bike tour of Marseille covering the Old Port, Panier district, Corniche beaches, and the basilica of Notre-Dame de la Garde. You'll see historical sites like the Major cathedral and MUCEM alongside contemporary landmarks, with a local guide navigating you through steep terrain and coastal paths that would be harder to cover on foot. Suited to anyone with basic fitness who wants to cover serious ground without exhaustion.

Alpine Mercantour Lakes hiking French Riviera
An 8-hour guided hike through the Alpine Mercantour Lakes region in the southern French Alps, combining high-altitude trails with views of pristine mountain lakes near the French Riviera. You'll walk at a moderate-to-brisk pace through varied terrain, gaining genuine altitude and encountering alpine wildlife and flora. Includes a guide and bottled water; bring your own lunch. Best suited to fit hikers comfortable with sustained uphill sections and changeable mountain weather.

Hike & wine at the top of "Pic Saint Loup"
A five-hour small-group hike and wine experience departing Montpellier, combining a guided ascent to the summit of Pic Saint-Loup with a regional wine tasting in the countryside. You'll gain views across south France's vineyards and limestone peaks, then taste local wines. Best suited to fit, confident walkers aged 18+ who want physical activity paired with wine appreciation rather than a leisurely cultural outing.

Excursion circus of Navacelles from Montpellier
A seven-hour small-group excursion from Montpellier to the Cirque de Navacelles, one of Hérault's most striking natural sites. You'll travel in an air-conditioned vehicle with a local guide, stopping at key viewpoints throughout the day to explore the dramatic horseshoe-shaped canyon and surrounding landscapes. Suits walkers with moderate fitness who want to see a dramatic geological formation without the crowds of a standard tour.

"Explore Saint-Émilion on e-Bikes: Small Group, half-Day Tour"
A 4-hour e-bike tour through Saint-Émilion's UNESCO-listed vineyard region, suited to moderate fitness riders who want to cover ground without pedalling hard. You'll ride past major châteaux including Cheval Blanc and Petrus, stop at a family-owned Grand Cru estate for wine tasting and a local canelé pastry, then return via scenic vineyard trails. Small-group format keeps the pace relaxed and sociable.

Vineyard of the Alpilles by bike
A self-paced bike ride through the Alpilles countryside near Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, finishing with a wine tasting at a working vineyard. Runs 5–8 hours depending on your pace and route choice. You'll ride through olive groves and villages at a level that suits you, then taste Provençal wines direct from the producer—Château Romanin, Mas de la Dame, or Mas St Berthe. Bike, helmet and lock included; you bring the fitness.

Guided Tour of Montpellier City Centre by Electric Bike
A 3.5-hour guided tour of Montpellier's city centre by electric bike, led by a local guide who shares the history and stories behind key landmarks. You'll ride through shaded streets on easy-to-handle electric bikes, visiting the city's most recognisable spots without the physical strain of a standard bike. Suits anyone wanting a leisurely, informative overview of the centre without walking fatigue.

Montpellier Guided Ride in Little Camargue by Electric Bike
A 3.5-hour guided electric bike ride through the landscapes of Little Camargue near Montpellier, suited to anyone wanting an easier-paced cycling experience. You'll roll between local wineries, past Mauguio's highest lookout point, and along Étang d'Or (gold lake) where flamingos, herons and avocets inhabit the wetlands. The route follows meadows, agricultural land and scenic backroads with moderate climbs — electric assistance handles the heavier sections.

Introduction to fishing in Strasbourg
A 3-hour introductory fishing session in a wooded riverside spot near Strasbourg, suited to complete beginners and families. You'll fish a quiet stretch with supplied rods and bait, listening for songbirds in the trees—no prior experience needed. A daily fishing permit (a few euros, bought on-site or beforehand) is required but not included; water isn't provided, so bring your own.

Guided tour of Rocamadour and its canyons by electric bike
A three-hour guided electric bike tour through Rocamadour and its surrounding canyons, led by a guide-lecturer. You'll cover built and natural heritage sites along quiet rural roads at a relaxed pace, with the motor doing the hard work on climbs. Suits anyone wanting to explore the landscape without the full exertion of a standard cycling tour.

Hiking and Wine between Côte-Rôtie and Condrieu
A 2.5-hour guided hike through the steep vineyard terrain of Côte-Rôtie and Condrieu, combining walking with wine tasting overlooking the Rhone. You'll follow quieter trails with a guide who explains the region's viticultural history and landscape while stopping at scenic viewpoints. The experience concludes with a local wine tasting in the vineyard itself, pitched at wine enthusiasts, history buffs and serious walkers rather than casual strollers.

Wine excursion by electric bike guided by GPS Vallon Pont d'Arc
A 6–8 hour guided electric bike tour through Ardèche vineyards ending at Château de la Selve, an organic estate. You'll follow GPS-guided routes along greenways, tour the château, taste wines, and picnic in the grounds with local produce. The ride is gentle overall, though it requires moderate fitness and covers terrain suited to electric assistance rather than steep climbing.

Immersion in the Life of a Hive and its Sacred Bees
A two-hour beekeeping experience in the Alpilles scrubland where you'll open a live hive, observe the colony at work, and taste the honey produced on-site. Suitable for all fitness levels, this hands-on session gives you direct contact with the bees in a low-pollution environment — ideal if you want to understand how a hive functions rather than simply learn about bees from a distance.

Provence Shared Half Day Lavender Tour from Aix en Provence
A 4-hour shared tour from Aix-en-Provence centred on Plateau de Valensole, Provence's most photographed lavender expanse. You'll travel in an air-conditioned coach with an English-speaking guide, visit a working lavender producer to learn how essence is extracted and how lavender differs from lavendin, and spend time among the fields themselves. Suits anyone wanting classic Provençal scenery without the intensity of a full-day itinerary.

Between Vineyards and Night Lights Vineyard Adventure
A 90-minute evening walk through Provençal vineyards lit by projection installations, starting in an immersive cellar space. You'll cover 2km on foot through vineyard rows with narrative accompaniment, then finish with local wine tasting. Suits families, couples and groups looking for something beyond a standard cellar tour — the lighting design and theatrical setup set it apart from daytime vineyard visits.

Walks and hikes with donkeys
A 3-hour guided walk through Pays de Mélusine with a donkey carrying gear, suited to all fitness levels. You'll travel past Grotte aux Fées, listen for woodland birds, and spot a castle from the path. Choose your own pace and route difficulty — the experience pairs countryside walking with the companionship of a pack animal, making it family-friendly and low-pressure.

Versailles Gardens Fountains Hamlet Small Group Bike Guided Tour
A 5–6 hour guided bike tour through Versailles' 2000-acre gardens, combining cycling or shuttle rides with a guided walk to Marie Antoinette's Hamlet and the Palace. You'll hear stories about court scandal, time your visit to catch the fountains (weekends and April–October), and choose between biking or riding depending on fitness and preference. Suits anyone from families with young kids to experienced cyclists who want structured history without the solo-navigation hassle.

Mushroom hunting in Provence
A 3-hour guided mushroom hunt through Provence forests, running September to November. You'll learn to identify around 10 edible and poisonous varieties — ceps, chanterelles, hedgehog mushrooms, black trumpets and others — using provided knives, then return for a rustic breakfast of bread, charcuterie, paté, tapenade and foraged mushrooms, with wine or juice. Suits anyone comfortable getting muddy and walking forest terrain.

Carriage rides, Pays de Sommières
A 1.5 to 2-hour carriage ride through the scrubland and hills of the Sommièrois region, drawn by mares Johana and Jezabel. You'll travel between Souvignargues and Saint-Étienne d'Escattes while your driver Anaïs shares local history and her daily life with the horses. The operator prioritises animal welfare and works with local farmers to protect the land — horses cause minimal soil damage compared to vehicle traffic.

Bordeaux Monuments, Vineyards & winery stop Gravel Bike Tour
A 4-hour small-group gravel bike tour through Bordeaux that connects city monuments—Saint-André Cathedral, Grosse Cloche, Pont de Pierre—with countryside vineyard routes and a winery tasting. You'll ride quiet paths away from main tourist roads, led by an English-speaking local guide, with action-camera footage included. Best suited to cyclists with moderate fitness who want to combine cultural sightseeing, rural scenery, and wine in one outing.

Cycling along the Canal Saint-Martin
A 3-hour guided bike ride along Canal Saint-Martin that takes you through quieter neighbourhoods away from mainstream Paris sightseeing. You'll cycle alongside the water while your guide shares stories of the canal's industrial heritage, then pause halfway for a drink or game of pétanque (at your own cost). Suits anyone after a relaxed, photo-friendly way to see the city that doesn't require serious fitness or cycling experience.

Bike Tour by Saby
A 7-hour bike and walking tour through Saint-Émilion wine country run by the Saby family winemakers. You'll cycle between vineyard parcels across different terroirs, visit two cellars, taste eight wines, and walk through the UNESCO-listed medieval town. Lunch is included. It's designed for anyone with moderate fitness who wants to see how a multigenerational wine estate actually operates, not just sample wines in a tasting room.

Lyon: 2-Hour Panoramic E-Bike Tour
A 2-hour guided e-bike tour through Lyon's hilltop neighbourhoods and riverside parks, starting from the city centre near Place Bellecour. You'll climb Fourvière and Croix-Rousse on electric bikes (no heavy pedalling), stopping for local food tastings and views across the Roman theatres, basilica esplanade, and Tête d'Or park. Morning and afternoon departures include different snacks; the e-bike assistance makes steep terrain manageable for moderate fitness levels.

Visit of the fortified heritage of Vauban in VTTAE
A 3-hour guided cycle tour around Briançon's Vauban fortifications, combining heritage exploration with Alpine scenery. You'll ride through historic defensive structures built by the 17th-century military engineer, with a guide leading the way and panoramic views across the valley. Suitable for most fitness levels, though the terrain involves some climbing and is not recommended during pregnancy.

Sunny Hike from Nice to Villefranche with a Chill at the Beach
A moderate coastal walk from Nice to Villefranche-sur-Mer covering about 6–6.5 km over roughly two hours. You'll follow a scenic trail with Mediterranean views, navigate some stairs and rocky sections at an easy pace, then finish with free time to swim or relax on Villefranche beach. Small-group format keeps things intimate rather than a standard guided tour.

Camargue Regional Park: nature and wildlife, private day
An 8-hour private day tour of the Camargue regional park in southern France, combining your choice of horseback riding, horse-drawn carriage, or bird-watching with a village visit and lunch. You'll travel in a climate-controlled Mercedes van with a private guide, choosing one main activity to explore the wetlands' wildlife and landscapes before spending time in Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer. All fitness levels welcome, though activities carry separate costs.

In Vau la Magnifique
A 6.5-hour guided walk through the Calanques between Marseille and Cassis, featuring dramatic limestone coves and Mediterranean coastline. You'll trek at an easy pace suitable for all fitness levels, with a guide who covers local ecology, plant and animal life, and the region's history. The route takes in the area's most photographed formations without requiring climbing experience or stamina.

Fishing in Provence
A 3-hour fishing experience on one of Provence's scenic lakes or rivers, suitable for both experienced anglers and complete beginners. You'll learn rod assembly, casting technique and lure selection, with genuine chances to catch pike, perch or carp depending on the water. The morning includes a traditional outdoorsman's breakfast with charcuterie, bread and local wine (or juice for children), eaten before or after your fishing time.

Camargue 4x4 Safari 2h + Picnic + Kayak
A 4–6 hour combination tour of the Camargue wetlands mixing vehicle exploration, riverside picnicking and paddling. You'll spend roughly two hours in a 4x4 crossing salt marshes and grassland, stop for a catered picnic on the Petit Rhône riverbank, then kayak downstream back towards your starting point by minibus. Suits active explorers who want landscape variety without committing to a full-day trek.

Tour Sport in Marseille: Hiking and Stade Velodrome
A 6–8 hour guided tour combining hiking in Marseille's surrounding landscapes with a visit to the Stade Velodrome, the city's iconic sports stadium. You'll explore natural terrain on foot, then tour the arena where Olympique de Marseille plays, with private transport and a guide throughout. Suits anyone wanting sport and nature in one outing without the pace of a full-day itinerary.

Guided Small Group Walk in the Vaucluse
A small-group walking tour through Vaucluse countryside, departing Friday mornings at 9:30 am for 2–3 hours. You'll follow varying routes with views of Montmirail and Mont Ventoux, learning about local landscapes, farming practices and village life from a guide who keeps a relaxed pace suited to mixed abilities. A local seasonal snack is included, and the experience prioritises quiet paths over crowded tourist sites.

Discovery of the vineyards and castles of Sauternes by bike
A guided cycling tour through the Sauternes wine region tailored to your pace and fitness level. You'll ride through vineyard landscapes and visit notable châteaux that produce the region's signature golden dessert wines. The tour adapts to what you want to see and how far you want to go, making it flexible for both casual riders and more ambitious cyclists. Bring your own lunch or plan a meal separately.

Private nature walk Along the water walk accompanied
A private 2–3 hour guided walk along a waterside path in France, tailored to your pace and interests. You'll explore local flora, wildlife and landscape with a single guide in a quiet setting, making it ideal for couples, small families or anyone seeking one-on-one attention rather than group dynamics. The guide adapts the route and tempo to suit you, and a seasonal fruit snack is included.

Montpellier Nature-Guided Ride to Lake Cres by Electric Bike
A 3.5-hour guided electric bike ride from central Montpellier to Lake Crès, combining paved paths and scenic countryside. You'll pedal through parkland, a historic village, vineyard-bordered cycle routes, and finish at the lake where swimming is an option. Suited to anyone wanting a leisurely nature outing without technical terrain or steep climbs.
