Lyon to Burgundy Private Driver
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Door-to-door convenience
Global quality, local experts
Luxury Beaune wine tours
Transport from Lyon straight into the heart of Burgundy with Blacklane’s fleet of luxury vehicles. Whether your goal is to sample the elegant whites of Chablis or the classic ruby reds of Mâcon-Villages, there are many different Burgundy wine tours to choose from, depending on what tickles your fancy. In under two hours by car from Lyon airport will take you to Beaune, the region’s capital. By using Blacklane’s premium driver service, you’ll be able to make your way around the Burgundy wineries without the hassle of having to drive yourself.
Stress-free solution
Booking our City-to-City rides as an alternative to flights, trains, or car rentals means avoiding the crowds and staying safe on your long-distance journey. Instead of enduring long lines and multiple interactions before you even hit the road, you just enjoy the comfort of a private transfer in a top-of-the-line vehicle.
From Lyon to Burgundy wineries in comfort and style
As well as using our private driver service to explore Lyon and all that it has to offer, this City-to-Vineyard route allows you to get deep into wine country seamlessly. Enjoy the freedom to create your own itinerary for your Beaune wine tours, with the ability to stop at your leisure to sample the local Grands Crus. Blacklane’s global chauffeur service extends to many of the rest of the world’s best wine regions, such as:
- Bordeaux - Saint-Émilion (Merlot)
- Paris - Reims (Champagne)
- San Francisco to Napa (Cabernet Sauvignon and Chardonnay)
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Lyon in Burgundy?
Is Lyon in Burgundy?
No, although it is not far away, Lyon is in the region of Auvergne-Rhone-Alpes, not Burgundy. The capital city of Burgundy is Dijon, and its wine capital is Beaune.
Where to base yourself in Burgundy?
Where to base yourself in Burgundy?
Beaune is the ideal base for your Burgundy tour, situated within easy reach of some of the world’s oldest and most famous wine-growing areas. Whether it’s the Châteaux of Meursault, Pommard, or Domaine Chanson, there’s a whole host of legendary Burgundy wineries not far from Beaune.
How many vineyards are in Burgundy?
How many vineyards are in Burgundy?
As of 2021 there are 3,577 wine-producing vineyards in Burgundy. The most commonly produced grape variety is Chardonnay (51%) followed by Pinot Noir (39.5%). In total the region is responsible for 0.5% of total global wine production.
Can you visit vineyards in Burgundy?
Can you visit vineyards in Burgundy?
Of course! There are hundreds of vineyards offering Burgundy and Beaune wine tours, from the most famous names with full tourist-oriented visits to smaller local wineries with more informal tastings.
What is the most famous winery in Burgundy?
What is the most famous winery in Burgundy?
The Côte de Beaune is perhaps the most famous of the Burgundy wineries, with the slopes on which its grapes grow being designated a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.
What is the best season to visit Burgundy?
What is the best season to visit Burgundy?
Harvest season (September – November) is unsurprisingly the best season to visit Burgundy, for three main reasons: the pleasant temperatures, harvest festivals such as the Hospices de Beaune wine auction, and the stunning sight of the autumnal turning of the leaves on the vines.