Private guides and guided tours in France
Private guides in France
Private Guide in Avignon - Alain L
(Member Since 2009) Excursions/tous in the following cities: Avignon Languages: EnglishDiscover Provence and all its most intimate secrets on a private guided tour along less traveled routes aboard a comfortable, air-conditioned minibus. I would be very happy to take you to many wonderful places in the area that I just love. I can pick you up from your accommodations in Avignon, Aix en Provence, Arles... or from your cruise ship in the port of Marseille, and return you there upon completion of your tour.
Private Guide in Caen - Angelo Soldatos
(Member Since 2016) Languages: English,GreekMy name is Angelo, I'm 28 years old and I'm a private guide in Normandy the last 6 years. I was born in the US, grew up in Greece and I live in Caen the last 6 years.
Private Guide in Paris - David
(Member Since 2009) Excursions/tous in the following cities: Paris Languages: French, English, Spanish, JapaneseHello ! Welcome to my website. My name is David KAFARI. Tour leader and tour-guide since 2004, I became an independent and private tour leader since 2009. I would like to introduce France - my country - I am born and raised in Paris. From a different way : you have impersonal and formatted bus tours where freedom is very limited. And you have my tours. Affordable, fun and without any limited time.

France
Language: French
Currency: Euro (EUR)
Calling Code: +33
COMMENTS ABOUT France:
France is located in western Europe, sharing land borders with Belgium, Switzerland, Germany, Italy and Spain, and is just across the English Channel from the United Kingdom. France has shorelines on both the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean. France is also the most popular tourist destination in the world, topping more than 82 million visitors annually.
The French Republic certainly has a great deal to offer visitors, making it no surprise that so many people want to come to this beautiful country on holiday. The agreeable weather is wonderful for beach-going along the French Riviera or “green tourism” in the picturesque rural countryside. The country is famous for its notable historical landmarks, for outstanding wines and gourmet cuisine, and for a rich and vast cultural heritage. From castles to vineyards, museums to ski resorts, France is a country that knows how to keep its visitors entertained.
Of course, the Eiffel Tower in Paris is one of the world’s most renowned landmarks and the most visited paid tourist attraction in the world. The aptly nicknamed “City of Lights” is also famous for the Notre-Dame Cathedral, Versailles Palace, and the Louvre. If you want to go a little deeper than historical landmarks and museums, a tour through the catacombs beneath the city offers a more off-beat tourist experience.
Outside Paris, the French countryside is a wonderful and lovely scene of charming villages and vineyards, ancient medieval castles, and many historical sites. Chateau du Chambord is a Rennaissance fortress popular with tourists, and the Abbey of Mont Saint-Michel an important religious pilgrim destination on the coast of Normandy. The Palace of the Popes near Avignon is one of the most impressive Gothic structures in the world, and the Chartres Cathedral features stained glass windows from the 13th century.
France’s Atlantic coast features the tallest sand dune in all of Europe beside the Arcachon Bay, the Dune of Pyla. The country’s Mediterranean shores are famous for the breathtaking beaches of the French Riviera, an area known for being the glamorous playground of millionaires in places like St. Tropez. For winter sports, Chamonix in the French Alps is a famous ski resort district.