Bordeaux Food and Wine Day Trip
Gourmet treats and wine estate visits in Bordeaux
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Tasty Treats and Great Wine in Bordeaux
Immerse yourself in Bordeaux’s irresistible charms, from its time-honored chocolate artisans and boulangeries to the famed Médoc vineyards. This delightful day trip from Paris blends history, culture, and cuisine—perfect for anyone eager to taste their way through France’s most celebrated wine region.
Bordeaux Food and Wine Day Trip
Price: $245 per person ($485 with 2nd class rail, $555 with 1st class rail).
Train Departure Time: Before 8:00 a.m. from Paris
Duration: 16 Hours (including rail time)
Meeting Point: Monument aux Girondins, Place de Quinconces
Group Size: 8 person maximum
Availability: This tour is available Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday from April through October.
Off-season requests can usually be accommodated. Please contact us directly for details.
Tour Highlights
- Transport in a modern, air-conditioned minibus
- Guided historical tour of central Bordeaux
- Three local gourmet tastings (can include pastry, chocolate, cheese, pates, based on day chosen)
- Generous buffet cold lunch with regional wines
- Afternoon trip through Médoc’s scenic “chateau” wine route
- Tasting at a family-run wine estate, plus a second “Classified Growth” estate
- Small group format: max 8 travelers
Not Included
- Round-trip transfers from your Paris hotel to Montparnasse station
- Incidental wine and food purchases
Any tour can be made private. Contact us for pricing and details.
Bordeaux Food and Wine Day Trip Itinerary
Morning: Foodie Delights in Bordeaux
Arrive via high-speed TGV rail from Paris—a pleasant journey of around two hours. Upon reaching Bordeaux, take a short tram ride to the Monument aux Girondins at Place de Quinconces, where you’ll meet your guide and begin your culinary exploration.
Bordeaux is a foodie dream. Depending on the day of the tour, you’ll sample select cheeses, pastries, chocolate, pate and sometimes a special surprise. First, stop at a traditional bakery to savor fresh bread and discover the hidden secrets behind authentic French baking. Next, visit a renowned chocolatier, known for their innovative flavor combinations such as ginger and olive. Continue your adventure at a cheese workshop, where you’ll sample French classics like Comté, Roquefort, Brie, and more, learning about each cheeses distinct origins and tasting profiles.
Finally, wrap up your tasting tour with a light picnic lunch at the tour company’s stylish offices. Accompanied with local wines, it’s the perfect setting to relax and enjoy the flavors of the city’s gastronomic heritage.
Afternoon: Wine Estates of Médoc
After lunch, you’ll drive through the picturesque vineyards of the Médoc region, celebrated for its scenic landscapes and exceptional wines. Begin at a family-run estate, learning to detect woody, tannic, and color nuances under the guidance of local experts. Next, visit a prestigious classified growth château—such as Château Gruaud-Larose or Château Lagrange—where a tour of the vineyards, vat rooms, and cellars ends with a tasting of their signature vintages, accompanied by bread and cheese pairings.
Return to Bordeaux in the late afternoon, with some free time in town before catching the early evening train back to Paris—an ideal finale to your exploration of one of France’s most renowned wine regions.
Practical Information
Rail
If not booking rail through LinkParis.com, please wait for our confirmation of train times before purchasing your tickets. High season or last-minute bookings may result in slightly higher rail prices. We’ll inform you prior to finalizing.
Cancellation & Refunds
- More than 7 days before tour date: 100% refundable
- 7 to 3 days before: 50% refundable
- Less than 3 days: non-refundable
If you need to cancel, please let us know right away so we can process any applicable refund.
FAQ
What other Bordeaux trips from Paris does Link Paris offer?
We also offer an Overnight Bordeaux Getaway, plus custom multi-day tours.
How long is the train from Paris to Bordeaux?
Roughly two hours each way via high-speed TGV.
Can this tour accommodate dietary restrictions?
Within reason, yes. Please inform us at booking.
Discover why Bordeaux’s blend of culinary traditions and exceptional wines is world-famous. Book your spot today and treat yourself to a day of indulgence, history, and vibrant local flavor. Bon voyage!
What Others Say About Link Paris
| Why we love Bordeaux – With a direct train just two hours each way, a day trip to Bordeaux from Paris is not only doable, but highly recommended. It is a beautiful and lively city. – John |