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Provence and Camargue:
Art de Vivre. Discover the legendary French art of living in the south of France renowned for its magnificient landscapes and extraordinary light that inspired Cézanne, Van Gogh and countless other writers and lovers of beauty. Based in Aix-en-Provence and Arles, this program concentrates on Provence's astounding history, architecture, culinary traditions and artistic heritage, through talks, guided visits, tastings and recreational activities.
Includes: Aix en Provence, Arles
BRITTANY: CELTIC LEGENDS AND TRADITIONS.
The well-preserved towns of Vannes, Quimper, Rennes of Brittany are among France's best-kept secrets. While touring these charmed places, you'll witness first-hand the vibrant traditions of contemporary Brittany including, music, Celtic folklore and legends, and sea-faring activities.
Includes: Vannes, Quimper, Perros Guirec, Brehat, Dinan, St Malo, Rennes
AQUITAINE : GIRONDE, BASQUE COUNTRY AND PERIGORD :
This multi-faced tour will delight lovers of fine food and drink. In Bordeaux, the focus is on architecture, regional history and, of course... winemaking. In the attractive Basque city of Bayonne, you'll encounter France's most enigmatic and distinctive ethnic culture.The tour ends in the picturesque town of Sarlat, where you will encounter prehistoric art, medieval castles and the outstanding gastronomy of Périgord (foie gras, truffles...!).
Includes :Bordeaux, Bayonne, St Jean de Luz, Sarlat
THE LANGUEDOC REGION:
Largely undiscovered by foreign visitors, this region extending from Toulouse to the Mediterranean, will intrigue and delight you with its turbulent history, stunning military architecture and fine cuisine. Among the themes presented: the "heretical" Cathar movement, artists Toulouse-Lautrec, Ingres and Goya; and the World Heritage Site, the Canal du Midi, linking the Mediterranean to the Atlantic.
Includes :Toulouse, Narbonne, Carcassonne, Albi.
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