Provence is markets, olive oil and rosé: morning markets in Aix and the Luberon villages, bouillabaisse in Marseille, and the great red wines of the southern Rhône. This is our Provence hub. Below are the top-rated food and drink experiences in Provence, then our pages for each kind of experience.
Top-rated food experiences in Provence
The food experiences to book in Provence
Pick the kind of experience first, then compare the tours on each page. Every page shows the top-rated options with their ratings, length and what is included.
Eating on your own? Our guide What to Eat in Marseille: Bouillabaisse, Local Dishes, Where Locals Eat & the Best Food Tours lists the places locals rate, what to order and what to drink.
How to choose in Provence
On a first visit, a guided food tour is the quickest way to taste the city: it covers the dishes you would otherwise have to hunt down, in the places worth going to. If you have more time, add a hands-on class or a tasting, and keep one evening free to eat on your own.
Book a day or two ahead, more in high season and at weekends. Most experiences on GetYourGuide can be cancelled free of charge up to 24 hours before they start.
FAQ about Provence Food & Wine Tours
Frequently asked questions
What food experiences can I book in Provence?
The main ones are food tours and wine tours. Each has its own page with the top-rated options.
How far ahead should I book?
A day or two is usually enough; book further ahead for weekends and high season. Most experiences can be cancelled free of charge up to 24 hours before.
Where should I eat in Provence on my own?
Our guide What to Eat in Marseille: Bouillabaisse, Local Dishes, Where Locals Eat & the Best Food Tours names the places locals rate, with what to order and what to drink.