Champagne Day Trips from Paris with Tastings & Lunch

Champagne is the easiest wine region to reach from Paris: Reims and Épernay are a morning’s drive east, with cellars cut into chalk, tastings at the big houses and small growers, and lunch among the vineyards. This is our page for full-day Champagne trips from Paris. Below are the most booked day trips, compared.

Top-rated Champagne day trips from Paris

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The best Champagne day trips from Paris to book

The most booked Champagne day trips from Paris, compared. All include transport from Paris and several tastings, so nobody has to drive after the Champagne.

Experience Length Rating (reviews) Best for Book
Champagne Day Trip from Paris with 8 Tastings and Lunch 10 to 11 hours 4.8 (1,780) The most booked Check availability
Champagne Day Trip with Tastings, Reims Cathedral and Pickup 11 hours 4.8 (726) Reims cathedral plus tastings Check availability
Small-Group Champagne Day Trip with Six Tastings 11 hours 4.9 (371) A small group Check availability
Champagne Cellars Tour and Tastings with a Sommelier 12 to 13 hours 4.9 (143) Learning from a sommelier Check availability
Private Day Trip to Champagne with 8 Tastings and Lunch Full day 5 (34) Private, couples and groups Check availability

Our pick: the Champagne Day Trip from Paris with 8 Tastings and Lunch, rated 4.8 from 1,780 reviews on GetYourGuide.

Ratings and review counts as shown on GetYourGuide in October 2026. Check the listing for live prices and availability.

What a Champagne day trip looks like

Most tours leave Paris in the morning and drive to the Champagne region around Reims and Épernay. A typical day mixes a visit to a well-known Champagne house, with its chalk cellars, and a smaller family grower in the vineyards, plus lunch, and sometimes a stop at Reims cathedral, where French kings were crowned. You are back in Paris in the evening.

How to choose

The day trip with 8 tastings and lunch is by far the most booked. If you also want to see Reims, pick the tour with the cathedral and pickup. For a quieter day, the small-group trip with six tastings keeps numbers low, and the sommelier tour is for people who want to understand what they are drinking. Travelling as a couple or a group? The private day trip runs on your own schedule.

Good to know

Expect a long day of 10 to 13 hours. Check each listing for which houses you visit, what lunch includes and the pickup point in Paris.

More: Champagne wine tours in the region, Reims or Épernay for Champagne tours, wine tastings in Paris and Champagne vs Crémant.

FAQ about Champagne Day Trips from Paris with Tastings & Lunch

Frequently asked questions

Can you visit Champagne as a day trip from Paris?

Yes. Reims and Épernay are east of Paris, and organised day trips leave in the morning and return in the evening, with tastings and usually lunch included.

How many tastings are included?

It depends on the tour: the most booked day trip includes eight tastings and lunch, the small-group tour six. Check each listing for the exact houses and number of glasses.

Reims or Épernay?

Reims has the cathedral and several big Champagne houses; Épernay has the Avenue de Champagne and is closer to the vineyards. Many day trips visit both areas. See our guide to choosing between them.

Is a private Champagne tour worth it?

For couples, families or groups who want their own pace and pickup, yes. Shared and small-group tours are cheaper and very well reviewed.

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