From Béziers to Carcassonne – The Best Languedoc Day Trips & Restaurants

The route along the historic Canal du Midi unveils a wealth of scenic and charming spots, perfect for day trips. Here are four exceptional destinations to explore: Trèbes also hosts vide-greniers (attic sales) and brocantes, especially during weekends and festivals, where you can find second-hand treasures and vintage items. If you’re lucky enough to be in town during […]
How the Canal du Midi Shaped Languedoc Vineyards

The village of Quarante near one of our fractional ownership properties (Maison Bleue) The Canal That Transformed a Wine Region Picture this: the sun-drenched vineyards of Languedoc (now known as Occitanie). Lush grapevines basking in the Mediterranean glow, the scent of fermenting wine. Now, imagine it without the Canal du Midi—a land of parched vines, […]
Canal du Midi: An Unforgettable Barge Cruise Through France

If you’ve ever dreamed of gliding through the picturesque waterways of southern France, sipping wine on the deck of a historic barge, and indulging in gourmet cuisine prepared by a private chef, then a luxury barge cruise might be exactly what you’re looking for.
The Best of Languedoc Wines: A Local’s Favorite Wine Bar

In March 2022, as I was planning an April trip to the south of France…
The Ultimate Guide to Languedoc Wine Regions

Languedoc is a paradise for wine lovers seeking more than just a bottle to uncork.
Languedoc Travel Guide:

Ready for a trip that’s equal parts history, wine, and “Why didn’t I come here sooner?” Welcome to Languedoc!
Cairanne, France: One of Provence’s best-kept secrets

Cairanne, France is a place that feels like a world away yet remains within easy reach of some of Provence’s most iconic destinations.
Tuscany, Italy: A Land of Wine and Wonder

With its rolling hills, medieval villages, Renaissance art, and world-renowned wine, Tuscany offers a perfect blend of history, culture, and natural beauty.
Umbria: Italy’s Enchanting Green Heart

Nestled in the heart of Italy, Umbria is a region often overshadowed by its more famous neighbors, Tuscany and Lazio. Yet, Umbria possesses a charm and allure all its own,