Beautiful day trip to Giverny and Auvers sur Oise! We booked our Giverny/Auvers sur Oise trip with France.com. . Elodie at France.com was most helpful in assisting us with our booking. She answered any questions I had in a timely manner and was so very nice. The company that handled the trip was fantastic. Our tour guide, Isabelle was incredible! We had a wonderful day with her. She was so knowledgeable about Monet and Van Gogh, French history, Paris...everything! It was a very memorable day. I highly recommend this excursion. It was worth every euro!

trip bus city tour + boat tour the staff in the office when i collected my voucher was kind. The 1st part of the tour,on the bus,was very essential,but good. The guide on the coach was nice. It was a quick overview of Paris,good and useful to have a general sightseeing. The 2nd part,on the boat was not so nice,first of all the crew not kind,they obligate people standing on the entrance to force a smile to take a picture,without approval. No hearphones,but an old kind of device,which was uncomfortable. The boat itself also not very pleasant.

Great way to see the French Riviera in a Day. This is the tour you want to take on day one of your arrival to figure out which part of cote d'azur you want to return to. It's a great way to orient yourself. Our guide wasn't quite as knowledgeble on certain historical issues and the SUV was severely uncomfortable, but all in all, it was a pretty good tour. It's basically a guided van around the coast.

A beautiful day but disappointing in one respect. I paid a higher amount to book this particular tour as my friend recommended the company and raved about the lunch and restaurant. When the driver was taking us to Normandy, I commented on lunch, and he said, no, lunch is on your own. I think I'm due a refund of about $100 (or more). There were many other D Day/Normandy tours to choose from, but I paid extra for this benefit and we were very disappointed. Lunch added an additional $40 to our trip!

Terrible guide Guide was rude, arrogant, and uninformed. He said he had left school at 17, and was giving us his version of D-Day. To say it differed from reality would be a huge understatement. When asked about various monuments we encountered he said he did not know what they were. He wasn't "into" them.