Gordona was awesome. We thoroughly enjoyed the tour. She is so knowledgeable and thoughtful. As it was Saturday market in Uzes, we could have spent hours there. We understand that these tours touch on several places that we can go back to later. Well worth your time.

This certainly was a full-day, Highlights of Provence tour! It is unlikely one could see so much in one-day, on-their-own. Our guide, Gordana, has led tours for 17-years, and her experience was evident. She is extremely knowledgeable on all aspects of Provence and presented the information in an entertaining way. We appreciated the small-group (7 people) tour and having Gordana as our guide. Recommended!

Great tour. Guide was a true local so very knowledgeable. The sites and villages visited were excellent. Our only disappointment was not spending more time in Nimes and Uzes.

Half day trip so not too tiring. Nimes involves several stops of Roman architecture. You'll mostly have time to take some photos and perhaps a 15 minute walk-around. Uze is cool and very historical and artsy. There's a guided walk here but no site entries. Depending on the schedule time, your stay at the Pont du Gard will vary. You'll be on the right bank and free to do some walking beneath and on the bridge. Lunch isn't on the schedule. You'll get back to Avignon after most restaurants close following the Noon meal.

Tour operator Time4Provence and guide Ann gave us the best possible experience. Tour matched its advertised billing in every respect. The pace was perfect, allowing for relaxed visits to various sites including the magnificent ancient Roman aqueduct monument at Pont du Gard. Thank you!

Travelled by Eurostar and TGV from London to Avignon which lies in the south on the banks of the impressive Rhone river. Excellent spacious and well equipped apartment close to restaurants, shops and sightseeing attractions. Weather was hot but plenty of shade under trees or in shadow of a wide variety of old and more modern architectural structures. Restaurants, away from the 'tourist clusters' were brilliant for food, service and a range of local wines (both Chateauneuf de Pape and Viognier vineyards nearby). Locals were friendly, welcoming and helpful. A great place to stay.

More of a transportation trip than anything else. In villages like Rousillon and Gordes there was just not enough time to properly explore. At one point you'll have to choose between lunch or continuing your village visit. By the time we got to Pont du Gard, everybody was so exhausted that the simple walk across the bridge or down to the river became a small struggle. But you do see a lot of the countryside. In summer there is lavender and on weekends the Ilse sur Sorgue art and craft market.

Gordana was an excellent guide, she advised the best places to stop and take photos. There was a good balance between seeing places and taking a bit of extra time to understand a little of each destination.

This tour exceeded my expectations. Our guide Gordana started by providing us with a history of the region and information on the growing conditions for the vines. She was thorough, friendly and a good driver! We made three stops and were served generous tastings of the areas top wines, each stop worthwhile with the wines very impressive. We also had the opportunity to take a 'photo walk' in Chateauneuf-du-papes. It was a jam-packed afternoon of beautiful wines and interesting conversation. So happy we went.

Gordana was excellent. Great knowledge and full of energy. Gave great insight into all the areas we went to and time to explore in our own time.

Three part tour. The first stop was good and the wines were also good. The second stop In Chateau neuf du Pape was excellent with very good wines. Don’t expect to buy a bottle for less than 40e great venue. The last stop was very disappointing. They had sold out of their Chateau Neuf Du Pape. Although more affords wine. A few good photo opportunities. They should make more of the second stop, maybe a tour and some cheese and Chacuterie

My husband and I really enjoyed this trip that went to several key Provence landmarks. Beyond the magnificent sites, truly, what made the trip extra special was our tour guide Gordana. She brought lively information to our group in the minivan about each stop. She wove connections between the unique geography and how it impacted life in each of the small villages. Her energy was delightful and infectious and made our day extra special. She had a knack for bringing all of us strangers together to feel like close friends by the end of the day. As we wrapped up our tour, the group on the minivan gave Gordana a well-deserved round of applause. I may not remember all of the facts presented on this tour, but I’ll definitely remember the love for Provence that Gordana showed us.

The Provence region is beautiful with lots of charming villages and sights to see. This all-day tour was the perfect way to learn about and visit a few of these noteworthy sites. It's like a tasting menu. You get a taste, which can help you figure out where you want to go back for more. I've attached several photos. I would highly recommend this tour and would happily do it again. I'd be remiss if I didn't point out Natalie, our tour guide. She was very knowledgeable and made the trip fun. She also went above-&-beyond to accommodate us. We were staying in Gordes, so we had to drive to Avignon for the meetup. Even though we arrived 30 minutes early, we couldn't find any all-day parking. 9:00 AM came, the tour start time, and we were still driving around. To add insult to injury, the data plan on my phone wasn't working, so it was hard to look up anything. We were literally driving blind. Fortunately, Natalie called me to see if we were still planning on going on the tour. I told her our plight. She told us to follow her in the tour bus; she escorted us to the outskirts of town to a free all-day parking lot. We parked our car and jumped into the tour bus. Everyone was very gracious. No time was lost, and everyone had a great day.

The trip was very good. Our guide, Anne, was very knowledgeable. The walking tour of Arles covered both the Roman history and Van Gogh sites. We saw bulls, white horses and flamingoes in the Camargue and had time in Saintes Marie de la Mer.

Knowledgeable and vivid guide. Small group. A lot of interesting information. Choice of domains was interesting but a bit too pricey. All in all recommendable. If you manage take a minute and get into a one of the may winery shops in Châteauneuf du pape while on the short walk in the village.