Pedal from one highly regarded estate to the next while you discover a variety of palate-pleasing wines—Bordeaux is home to more than 6,000 of them!

From Sarlat, the most untouched town of Dordogne, to Rouffignac, the prehistoric cave covered in stone carvings and drawings, Dordogne has plenty to discover by foot.

Say santé with your family after a day of adventures in Southwest France, be it cycling, truffle hunting or canoeing down the Vezere river.

Embark aboard a traditional “Pinasse” to sail along the Arcachon Bay and discover the fishing villages of the peninsula where we will stop at a local oyster farmer. Lunch will be a picnic on a sandbank of the natural Arguin reserve with the Dune of Pilat as a background, the highest European sand dune.

Les Sources de Caudalie is set among the vineyards of Martillac. Well known for its vinotherapy spa, this 5 star hotel also hosts two gourmet restaurants, La Grande Vigne and La Table du Lavoir.  View hotel website »

Overlooking the beautiful Dordogne Valley, this 14thC former residence is lauded for its refined taste and discreet luxury. The château is surrounded by French gardens lined by century-old cedars and a large greenery-filled park. It’s the perfect respite for those searching for a bit of tranquility and time to reconnect with nature. View hotel website »

This hotel is a 14thC old stone building set in a prime location, right in the heart of St-Émilion. The Hostellerie de Plaisance features a highly rated gastronomic restaurant and a gorgeous terrace overlooking the old town of St-Émilion. Its warm and friendly atmosphere, paired with an ambience both chic and tranquil, makes this hotel the ultimate in relaxation. View hotel website »

La Corniche has been a hidden gem in France since the 1930's where it began as a hunting lodge in the heart of a protected natural site. In 2010 a fresh life was brought to the highest sand dune in Europe giving it a new air of luxury and authenticity. Discover the ocean view rooms, the pool and the unbeatable atmosphere at La Corniche . View hotel website »

Find yourself in a serene château while surrounded by vineyards. Relax in the sumptuous library, or enjoy Michelin starred menus in the main 17th century building. The gastronomic pleasures and wine tourism await at Château Lafaurie-Peyraguey. View hotel website »

Built in the 16th century, Le Château de Labro has rich history, but in 2001 Jean Roquet fell in love with the property and had a desire to share it with the world. Now as a hotel, the Château welcomes you to discover its charm and romance from the piano bar to the quickly raised cabin in the trees. View hotel website »