Custom Planned Beaujolais Vineyard Tour - Private Driver - Lyon



Custom Planned Beaujolais Vineyard Tour - Private Driver - Lyon
Explore Beaujolais with a private driver! Visit renowned vineyards, uncover the rich geology, and savor fresh, fruity reds. Customize your tour to include village strolls and lavish estates!
Experience Details
Beaujolais has one of the richest and most complex geologies in France. Wines tends to be fresh, light-bodied fruity reds, with relatively high amounts of acidity & minerality.
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Why Book with Passport Gourmet
*Expertly tailored itineraries crafted by one of the world’s top wine destination specialist
*We plan over 1,500 visits & curated tastings each year at family vineyards & famous estates.
*Consistent 5 star reviews for nearly 25 years
*Long-term partnerships with hundreds of wineries and family-run vineyards throughout France
Transport, Lunch & Visits
*Private, comfortable transport with professional drivers
*Exclusive cellar visits & guided tastings conducted in English
*Diverse lunch options
Supplemental Costs
*Lunch budget: €35 - €135 per person
*Visit and tasting budget: €175 - €250 per person per day
Travel insurance strongly recommended.
What You Get
Good To Know
- If you stay longer at your last scheduled visit you must ask your driver if they are free to wait. A supplemental charge in cash may apply.
- Itineraries are not contractual & vineyard fees approximate, subject to last minute changes based on local conditions.
- If you are late to any reserved visit, your appointment may be cancelled or reduced to respect the day's timing.
- Visit & tasting fees are paid directly on the spot if not prepaid
- Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
- After 20 minutes late you are a no show with no refund.
What You’ll Experience
Beaujolais
Start Time
Meeting & Pickup
Cancellation Policy
All bookings are final. Once the host confirms the experience, cancellations by the guest will incur a 100% charge.



