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June 12 - 21, 2025 | Maximum Group Size: 20 Participants | Availability: Open
Deep in the heart of France lies the Dordogne (rough pronunciation, Dordoyne). The region takes its name from the river that cuts a deep valley through the Massif Central, the mountainous plateau that covers a large part of the southern half of the country. It is a beautiful, undeveloped area full of lush green valleys and high pastures, blissfully removed from the hustle and bustle of the modern world.
Join fellow garden enthusiasts and wine lovers, and come and experience the magic and beauty of this tranquil backwater of rural France.
July 8 - 17, 2025 | Maximum Group Size: 25 Participants | Availability: Open
Not for nothing is the Loire Valley known as the “Garden of France!” Running from East to West, the valley funnels the warm, moist winds off the Atlantic into the heart of the region, providing a perfect microclimate for growing everything from flowers to fruit—especially the ubiquitous grapes.
Join Marian St. Clair, as she teams up with Discover Europe once again this summer, to take you on an unforgettable journey through lush landscapes and history to experience the Chateaux & Gardens of the Loire Valley
September 12 - 20, 2025 | Maximum Group Size: 15 Participants | Availability: Open
As France’s largest wine-producing region, Bordeaux has much to offer both wine connoisseurs and novices alike.
Situated on the Garonne River, upstream from the Gironde estuary, Bordeaux is France’s undisputed wine capital, attracting visitors from around the globe. But it is much more than just wine. From our base near St. Émilion, this one-stop tour showcases the region's delectable cuisine and exquisite wines.
