WineHunters Tours

........A Memorable Adventure

If you are interested in savouring ‘real’ wine and local cuisine, fascinated by Roman and medieval history, intrigued by stories of the Cathars and Knights Templar, seduced by towering mountains, great rivers, beautiful valleys and stunning vineyards and their wines, then WineHunters can provide you with an unforgettable experience.

We offer you a unique chance to design your own journey of discovery in these vibrant and diverse lands.

Just arrange your own flights, or travel by car or rail and let us do the rest. We can assist you, of course, and advise on all your travel requirements and recommend airlines and local airports for your arrival.

Whether you have only a few days to spare or can afford the luxury of a longer stay, WineHunters is here to create the ultimate individual plan for you to enjoy the tastes, sights, sensations and atmosphere of the real France.

You are always in control. Our role is to provide you with a welcoming, romantic and sensual place to stay and through our extensive local knowledge and contacts, to open doors that may otherwise remain closed.

We will introduce you to specialist wine makers, restaurants, local produce, village markets and many other places that other visitors may miss.

We can bring alive all the history still visible in so many medieval towns and villages, all within easy reach of your destination.

When you visit the Languedoc either the beautiful Hotel Chateau d’Agel in the Minervois, nestling in the foothills of the Montagne de Noire, or the ancient Merchants House in Agde fully equipped for all your self-catering needs.

You will visit the bustling market in Narbonne and also the famous indoor food market, which is an experience not to be missed.

Les Salleles d’Aude is home to Amorphoralis, the wine museum that holds proof that the wines of this region graced the tables of the Roman Empire over 2,000 years ago.

For a fascinating history of a different kind and to marvel at the medieval village and its location, a trip to St Guilhem de Desert and the Grotte de Clamouse are essential.

But do not forget, the vineyards we shall visit every day if you wish, produce some of the finest examples of hand crafted wines representing the passion and expertise of their creators.

These wines are imported by WineHunters and the vineyards owners have become our personal friends.

If you choose to visit The Rhone/Provence you will stay in the beautiful village of Malaucene in the Cotes du Ventoux.

Your hosts will be Nick Hurt and Janie Rymaszewska who have extensive wine experience and great knowledge of this region. You will stay in their house situated in this mediaeval village.