12-Day Luxury Honeymoon in France

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Today, you'll head out on a private guided tour of Paris' highlights. You will have a panoramic orientation of the city with a private English-speaking driver and guide. After meeting at the lobby of your hotel, you'll spend the day visiting Paris' iconic gems including the Eiffel Tower (outside), Montmartre area, Champs-Élysées and the Arc de Triomphe and much more.

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To begin the tour, you'll meet your private English-speaking driver in the lobby of the hotel. On arrival in Versailles, you'll begin a four-hour tour of the castle. Louis XIV transformed his father’s hunting lodge into the monumental Château de Versailles in the mid-17th century, and it remains France’s most famous and grand palace. Situated in the leafy, bourgeois suburb of Versailles, 22 kilometres southwest of central Paris, you'll find the Baroque château.

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Today, you'll have the entire day free to explore the wonderful city that is Paris. Famous for fashion, it would be rude not to indulge in a little shopping while here. For art lovers, spending some time at smaller museums is somewhat of a once-in-a-lifetime, Paris has one of the most impressive art collections in the world. Alternatively, lazing around in the parks or at a sidewalk cafe on a sunny day in Paris is a moment of bliss - an inexpensive experience that simply cannot be missed.

After a delicious baguette over breakfast, you'll meet your private chauffeur for a private transfer to Reims. It is the unofficial capital of the wine region, and many of the most famous champagne houses are based here and offer food and wine tours and the opportunity to visit the cellars. The triumphal arch of the third century, the Porta di Marte, recalls the role played by the city in Roman times. Upon arrival, you'll settle in at your hotel and relax for the rest of the day.

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This morning, you'll meet your private driver in the lobby and start your wine tour. You will visit two local Champagne wineries and have some tastings (included). In the afternoon, you will then head to Hautvillers to see Dom Perignon tomb. Despite the prestige of their vines, the people of Champagne offer a warm, surprisingly easy-going welcome, both in the stylish cities and along the Champagne Routes, which wend their way through villages to family-run cellars and vineyards.

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Today, you have the entire day free to explore the unofficial capital of the champagne region. Reims is a city rich in history in northeastern France, known around the world for its champagne. Many of the finest champagne houses have found their headquarters in Reims, making for the perfect opportunity for wine tastings and cellar tours during your free time. You should also make sure to visit the cathedral where French Kings were crowned for over 1,000 years.

This morning, you'll meet your private driver in the lobby of the hotel and head to Paris Gare-du-Nord train station. On arrival in Paris, you'll meet your private English-speaking assistant who will accompany you up to the departing platform and will show you your reserved seats for your high-speed train to Nice. In Nice, you will be welcomed by your private driver and will be transferred to the hotel. The rest of the evening will be free for you to relax.

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Today, you'll meet your private English-speaking driver and guide in the lobby of your hotel and will visit Cannes and Grasse. Cannes is a glamourous city known best for its film festival in May, however, the glamour doesn't stop there. All year round, beauty oozes from this city and you'll learn why today. In Grasse in the hills north of Nice, you'll personalise your own fragrance in a perfume making workshop.

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Today, you'll meet your private English-speaking driver and guide in the lobby of your hotel for a private tour to St Tropez and Marseilles. Transformed by the arrival of 1950's film stars such as Brigette Bardot, Saint-Tropez is a glamourous coastal city favoured by the elite with an elegant charm that never fails to please. Marseilles, on the other hand, was once seen as lacking the glamour of Cannes but blossomed in cultural confidence after its stint as the European Capital of Culture.

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Today you are free to explore nice on your own. You may wish to do some last shopping before returning back home. Nice is a bright and wonderful city which is home to a stunning old town, known in French as Vieux Nice, where the narrow cobblestone streets are lined with pastel-coloured houses, boutique shops, delicatessens and markets. Popular sites to see in Nice include the prehistoric sites of Lazaret and Terra Amata, the Prefecture Palace, the Opera Theatre and the Russian Orthodox church.