Api Provence Tour

Visits of local beekeepers and queen breeders, meeting with regional representatives, production of lavender honey next to tasting of local sandy wines, visit to 2000 year old aqueduct and boat ride in National Park Camargue are just few highlights of this amazing tour.

Experience

Duration

7 days

Price

From 999 € (30-34 passengers), from 949€ (35-39 passengers)

Short Itinerary

Day 01 Arrival – Visit to Aix En Provence – Visit to a winery – Visit to a beekeeper
Day 02 Aix En Provence – Salon de Provence – Visit to a beekeeper & lecture on beekeeping – Visit to a biodynamic estate – Arles
Day 03 Camargue & boat ride – Visit to a wine cellar – Arles
Day 04 Arles sightseeing – a visit to a beekeeper – a visit to a biodynamic farm specialised in rice production – Avignon
Day 05 Antique market in Isle sur Sorgue – Gordes – Senanque Abbey with lavender fields – Avignon
Day 06 Point du Gard – Les Baux de Provence – a visit to a queen breeder in Eyguieres – Marseilles
Day 07 Departure

Api Provence Tour

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From people who know best

"We loved the tour."

“We loved the tour. It was more than we expected. We learnt a lot about the bees and enjoyed meeting so many nice people. We were impressed with your lovely country and the helpful, smiling and friendly people we met everywhere.

(Bob and Lorna Muirhead, New Zealand)

Why Provence?

Relaxed atmosphere, great cultural heritage and lavander honey

Provence it's home to Europe's deepest canyon, oldest road and highest pass, and then there's the Mediterranean itself, a bright mirror of blue reflecting back craggy cliffs, white beaches and endless skies.
Provence itself is a work of art and has been featured in paintings by artists such as Van Gogh, Gauguin, Cezanne, Matisse and Picasso.
Rhone-Alps region is the largest producer of honey in France.
The most typical honey of Provence is lavender honey, which is very fragrant, cream-colored and presents a very fine grit.
Sand wine cellar is a special wine cellar in Provence, of which soils in the vineyards are composed of sand carried in from the Alps by Rhone river, the wind and Mediterranean tides. This makes a unique environment for wine with hundred year old history.
Camargue is a vast wetland of approximately 100,000 hectares, the largest in France and also one of the most secret. Camargue is classified as UNESCO world haritage.

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