Best of Provence in Three Days Tour
A three-day/two-night trip tour from Paris to Provence
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Spend Three Days in the Wonderful Provence Region
Savor fragrant lavender fields, meander through time-honored villages, and soak in the scenic countryside. From Avignon to Aix-en-Provence, our well-paced three-day itinerary truly has it all. See Avignon’s “Pope’s Palace,” sip wines in Châteauneuf-du-Pape, stand in awe at the Pont du Gard, and more—an unforgettable escape just a few hours from Paris.
3 Days In Provence Tour
Price: $1,050 per person – Three star hotel, $1,175 per person – Four star hotel.
Departure Time: 10:00 a.m.
Duration: 3 days
Meeting Point: Tour meets at the Avignon TGV station.
Availability: Available for departure from Paris 7 days a week, itinerary will vary based on season.
Rail to/from Paris not included in price.
Tour Highlights
- Two nights in an Avignon hotel (city taxes included)
- Breakfast at the hotel each morning
- One dinner in Avignon (drinks not included)
- Day trips and transfers by minibus with an English-speaking driver/guide
- All scheduled entrance fees
- Lavender viewing in June and July (itinerary adapted to the season)
Not Included
- Lunch each day
- Rail to/from Paris
A single-occupancy supplement of $175 applies to solo travelers.
Three Days in Provence Itinerary
Day 1 – Arrive in Avignon
Meet your driver at the Avignon rail station upon arrival from Paris and transfer to your hotel in charming Avignon. Enjoy a free afternoon to explore the historic “Pope’s Palace” (tickets included), followed by a visit to the Pont d’Avignon (audio-guide included). In the evening, savor a three-course welcome dinner (drinks not included).
Day 2 – “Provence in a Day”
- Breakfast at the hotel.
- 8:30 a.m.: Meet your driver at the Avignon Tourist Office for a full-day tour (max 8 guests) of Provence’s most iconic sites.
- Roussillon: Admire vibrant red and yellow ochre cliffs and a stunning natural landscape.
- Gordes: Discover a perched village made entirely of dry stones, designated a Most Beautiful Village in France.
- Fontaine de Vaucluse: Visit the famous source of the river Sorgue.
- Roman Ruins of Saint Rémy de Provence: See the Triumphal Arch and Funerary Monument set among centuries-old olive trees—Van Gogh painted this spot several times.
- Pont du Gard: Marvel at the best-preserved section of a Roman aqueduct, recognized by UNESCO.
- Les Baux de Provence: Explore this hilltop village towering 245 meters above the valley.
- 7:00 p.m.: Return to Avignon.
- Dinner at a local restaurant in Avignon (drinks not included).
Day 3 – Châteauneuf-du-Pape
- 9:00 a.m.: Depart from the Avignon Tourist Office for a half-day tour of the Châteauneuf-du-Pape vineyards. Visit two wineries for tours and tastings (included).
- 1:00 p.m.: Return to the Tourist Office in Avignon and transfer back to your hotel. A final ride to the Avignon TGV station will get you on your way back to Paris.
Three Days In Provence Tour Map
Some of the highlights you’ll see on your tour: 1. Avignon, 2. Roussillon, 3. Gordes, 4. Saint Rémy de Provence, 5. Pont-du-Gard, 6. Châteauneuf-du-Pape.
More Information about this Tour
Link Paris is happy to book your round-trip rail from Paris to Provence. If you prefer to arrange your own transportation, please wait until we confirm the exact schedule—especially on Sundays and bank holidays, when train times may vary. We will also coordinate your pick-up time at the Avignon rail station once your booking is set.
When reserving, simply select your desired arrival date in Avignon for Day One. Looking for extra luxury? An upgrade to the five-star La Mirande hotel, once a Cardinal’s Palace, is available upon request.
Custom Tours of Provence!
Ready for a tailor-made trip to Provence? Let us know what you have in mind, and we’ll craft an itinerary perfect for you. We know every corner of this region—and we’d love to show you why we love Provence. Feel free to contact us anytime to start planning.
What Others Say About Link Paris
| Why we love Provence – The world has fallen in love with rose wine from Provence, but for me the area is all about the Roman and medieval history. There are so many hilltop villages, beautifully preserved with no power lines or cars, it’s really a trip back in time…and even farther back in time, bits of Roman roads, aqueducts and amphitheaters are all over the place. Not to mention truffles. – Laura |