Since 2016 we have been planning France trips for people who would rather not plan them themselves.
From an idea to an itinerary
Serving clients across France — local office in Paris
Tell us where you want to go, when, who is coming and what matters most. We build the trip around those four answers, then handle the bookings that make it work in practice.
Pick the route that fits
Some of you already know roughly where you want to go. Others arrive with a blank page. Both are normal starting points, and both end up as the same thing: a trip that works.
A ready itinerary
Three themed routes we have walked and refined — the City Break, the Slow Countryside and the Coast Line. You pick the one that fits your dates; we adjust the pace, the stays and the excursions around your group.
A trip built for you
Destination, dates, group size, budget — give us these four and we draft an itinerary from scratch. Nothing is fixed until you have seen the plan and changed what you want changed.
Food and markets
Market mornings, vineyard visits, a table where somebody actually cooks well. We plan around what is open, not around what fits neatly on a timetable.
Three ways we spend our days
Most trips mix a little of each. These are the ingredients we reach for most often.
Landscape and walking
Short walks with a proper view at the end, village lanes, coastal paths. Graded honestly, so nobody is surprised by what is underfoot.
Craft and history
Architecture that predates all of us, workshops still doing things by hand, and the stories that make a place more than a backdrop.
Food and markets
Market mornings, vineyard visits, a table where somebody actually cooks well. We plan around what is open, not around what fits neatly on a timetable.
Four steps, one planner
You deal with one person from the first message to the last invoice — and that person has been to the places they are recommending to you.
We talk
A call or an email. You give us the four things: destination, dates, who is travelling, budget. If any of them is undecided, that is precisely what the call is for.
We design
You get a written itinerary with the routes, the stays and what each day actually involves. You mark it up, we revise. This part usually takes one round; occasionally two.
We book
Once you approve, we make the bookings and send one confirmation document. No chasing hotels or transfers across three different inboxes.
You go
Numbers you can reach if the day goes sideways, and one contact who already knows your plans.
What clients say afterwards
We ask every group the same three questions when the trip ends. Below is what they said, in their own words.
We were three families travelling together, which is not easy to plan. Little Bee sorted the rooms so nobody was in the middle of the noise, and found us an evening in one place we would never have discovered.
Three families, eight people
We had three weeks and no idea how to spend them. The plan had a rhythm — busy days followed by slow ones — and by the second week we stopped reading it and just followed it.
A couple with three weeks
We were six people over sixty and one under twenty. Nobody was bored and nobody was exhausted. That sounds simple; it is not, and it is the part of the job we are proudest of.
A small group of six
The parts that decide whether a trip works
Four things we are actually careful about, and why they matter on the ground.
One planner, not a chain
You are not passed between three departments. The person who designs your itinerary is the person who answers when something changes on the third day.
We price the whole trip
Transport, stays, entries, the drives between towns, the insurance. A starting price that leaves out the boring parts is not a price.
We say no to things
If a route does not work for your group in your dates, we will tell you and propose another. It costs us the booking; it saves you the week.
We answer in French and English
The whole site, the itineraries and the confirmation documents exist in both. Nobody has to translate anything to discuss it properly.
Tell us the four things
Destination, dates, group size, budget. That is the whole brief — everything else we work out together.