From Toulouse

Visit three beautiful villages of Dordogne. Enjoy the river cruise at Dordogne, which is registered as a World Natural Heritage site at La Roque Gageac .
(Reservation required for river cruise: From November to the end of March, the village will be closed for a walk.) You can also dine while enjoying the spectacular view of the Dordogne region from the terrace of the Auberge in

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Enjoy goose fioie gras, walnuts, truffles, and strawberries that are very sweet in the summer.
Please let us know if you would like to make a reservation for gastronomic restaurant.

Benac et Cazenac you can see the Benac castle, which stands on the hill as the stage of the 100-year war over the succession of the French throne.

A pioneer of the French Revolution,staying at Sarlat, where the French writer La Boetie was born and raised many restaurants and souvenir shops line the Liberte Square will be offer to you (Freedom Square).

We will use the latest technology to tour the Lascaux cave's paintings that faithfully reproduce the real thing .
One of the most famous archeological sites in southwestern France, the cave paintings painted by the Cro-magnon 15,000 years ago are also known as the birthplace of prehistoric art. Head to Saint Emilion , the world-famous wine region . Bypass the endless vineyards and visit a winery built from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance. The winery around here is small, around 10 hectares, and is family run. You will stay at Bordeaux which is registered as a World Heritage Site as the Moon Harbor .

Option
① You can also stay at Bordeaux in Saint Emilion.
② You can visit Bordeaux Winery without visiting Saint-Emilion.
　Medoc Winery 16:30-17:30 Bordeaux 18:30 Arrival

Feel free to explore the city of Bordeaux until after lunch.
From around 9:30 am, we will go sightseeing together for about 2 hours. Please let us know if you have any requests.
The Bruce Square and the water mirror created for the wine trade, the Pey-Berland Tower (from the top of the tower you can see the rooftops of Bordeaux), located on pilgrimage route to the Santago visit Saint-Andre Cathedral (on Mondays for the afternoon)... There are also many attractions such as a large theater, etc.
You can enjoy shopping at Grand Gallery (closed on Sundays) and Sainte Catherine street.

Pass through the pine forest and head to Bayonne , the gateway to the Basque Country, which originates from the river.
The old town at the confluence of the two rivers flourished as a trading port.
Take a tour of the Sainte-Marie Cathedral or take a peek at the famous ham and chocolate shop. Overnight in Biarritz , a prosperous aristocratic resort since the 19th century .
Fashionable boutiques and restaurants line the Atlantic coast resort with surfers and families.
Near the old port where whale fishing was done is the Rock of Notre Dame, built to pray the safety sailors.

Choose one of three options to spend your time in the Pyrenees.

① Gavarnyi Valley Hike
A short  half hour hike takes place in the huge Gavarnie Valley, 1700m high and 5 km circonference created by the erosion of glaciers.
Take a stroll along the riverside promenade, where there is not much difference in elevation, while looking at the highest waterfall in Europe.
If the weather is nice, we'll have a picnic crunch (bread, Pyrenees cheese, socison, and blueberry sweets) in nature.
If you are not confident in your physical fitness, you can enjoy the magnificent scenery from the cafe close to the village.

② Gaube Lake Hiking
From Cauteret take the ropeway and lift to go to Gaube Lake where the blue color is beautiful.
You may even be able to see wild guinea pigs early in the morning as the nature remains a lot.
Folding mountains, transparent lakes, and alpine plants blooming remind us a scenic paradise in the sky.
On the way back, you will get off a lift halfway, but you can go slowly while sightseeing the Spanish bridge and waterfalls without using a gondola.

③ Lourdes & Pick du Midi Lookout Stroll around the all pyrennees chain.
The cave where the Virgin Mary is said to have appeared is famous for its miraculous water.
You can get water from the nearby faucet, so please take it back to home.

By climbing up to 2,877m at once with the ropeway to the Pick du Midi Observatory, you can see a spectacular view of the French and Spanish Pyrenees mountains.
In addition to the view from the observatory, which was previously only accessible to astronomers, there are also specialists who give lectures on astronomical observation, and you can observe solar flares using a telescope. *There are regular holidays in May and each month.

Leave the Pyrenees and stay in Carcassonne , Europe's largest fortified city .
At night, you can enjoy the superb view with illuminations.

Until your departure, feel free to take a stroll around the town of Carcassonne , which is a World Heritage Site as an historic city .
Walk along the walls of the Contal Castle or visit the Narbonne Gate and the beautiful stained glass Saint-Nazaire Temple.
It is the second most visited destination in France after Mont Saint Michel, but you can take a leisurely stroll in the morning and evening. After a walk in
a maze of intricate corridors, enjoy the viewsight from the all donjons roof is also wonderful.

The Occitanie region changed to France, and during the Renaissance, Toulouse, Carcassonne and Albi flourished in the trade of pastel, an indigo pigment plant called "golden blue".

Toulouse, the fourth largest city in France after Paris, Marseille and Lyon, has 72 houses of merchants rich in pastel trade, one of which is the Museum of the Azaza.
Santiago Pilgrimage Site Enjoy the beautiful Romanesque look of the San Sernan Basilica, the Jacobin Monastery (closed on Mondays) and the coconut pillars and cloisters that extend to the ceiling, as well as the Capitol Square in the center of the town.
Relax along the Garonne River flowing from a hight valley of Pyrenees, or take a stroll through the Pont Neuf Bridge.