A guide is primarily a story-teller. He likes communicating. He is impassioned. He interacts with you and speaks your language. It is an encounter.

He hails from various walks of life but has trained as a guide in France and lives there.He has studied History and Art History but may also speak to you about gastronomy, daily life, local products and skills.

He uses every opportunity to explain a lifestyle, a landscape, a tradition, the workings of French society. He unlocks the doors leading to the interpretation of your discoveries.This softens the “Culture Shock”, thus limiting certain misconceptions.The guide is the guarantor of a successful trip.

Thanks to his training, he is able to make the most of a day or a trip through good time management, group handling skills and adapting itineraries.

The guide knows how to focus on essentials; he helps you make the most of your time.