Bordeaux is a coastal French city that is perhaps best known for being the wine capital of France and the world. Vineyards abound here, as do stately castles and historic chateaus. Not only are many of the annual events centred on wine in Bordeaux, but also, so are the attractions.
There are 2 airports near Bordeaux:
Mérignac
Léognan-Saucats
| Airport | IATA | ICAO |
|---|---|---|
| Bordeaux Mérignac | BOD | LFBD |
| Léognan-Saucats | LGN | LFCS |
Our aviation advisors recommend the Bordeaux Mérignac Airport to travel from and to Bordeaux
Here is a selection of aircraft you may use to go to Bordeaux. For more details you can contact one of our dedicated Private Aviation Advisor.
Seats: 6
Speed: 404 kts | 750 km/h
Range: 1325 nm | 2453 km
Seats: 8
Speed: 457 kts | 848 km/h
Range: 1547 nm | 2865 km
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Travelling to Bordeaux via private jet correlates to the elegance of France and its wine country. Many wine enthusiasts travel this way to take advantage of seasonal wine purchases and time spent unwinding in the French countryside. Choose the aircraft of your dreams today and private jet charter the aircraft with LunaJets. Whether it is light jets or midsize jets, LunaJets can arrange the on-demand jets in no flight time.
Bordeaux has much to offer and while much of it is centred on the wine production that happens here, there are also wide stretches of lush green countryside and funky French boutiques and eateries lining the region.
Bordeaux's premier culture centre, La Cite du Vin is not only a celebration of the wine-making that is so important to the city, but also, it represents the innovative and futuristic atmosphere that Bordeaux has worked hard to create. Equal parts tech-inspired museum and Wine History 101, this huge feat of architecture is a must-stop on your Bordeaux itinerary.
No trip to Bordeaux would be complete without a tour of the area's vineyards. You could pick several on your own and head out, or schedule one of the many guided tours that pick and choose to optimize your experience.
Chateau Pape Clement delivers a luxury wine-tasting experience amid the historic opulence of the classic French chateau environment.
Chateau Kirwan, meanwhile, offers vintage label tastings from as far back as 1967 and an array of fine cheeses with which to enjoy a tasting.
Meanwhile, Chateau Leoville-Poyferre is renowned for its beautiful gardens and expert wine and chocolate pairings.
Given the extent to which wine is of paramount importance in Bordeaux, it makes sense that there are multiple dining experiences worth a gander.
The Michelin-starred Le Pavillon des Boulevards is fine dining exemplified, with some of the best amuse-bouche in Bordeaux and balanced pairings that maximize flavour.
Le Saint-James is another Michelin-starred property delivering a fine dining and wine pairing experience in the middle of the lush greenspaces of the French countryside.
The opulence that defines Bordeaux is unlike any other area of France, in part because of the extent to which luxury is part of the fabric of the region.
When it comes to renowned Bordeaux lodging options, the Chateau des Vigiers is at the top of many luxury traveller's lists. This elegant property offers 27 holes of golf, food and wine pairings and a 16th-century chateau that serves as the backdrop for it all. There is also a beauty spa that offers a wide array of services and surrounding vineyards for fresh vino.
The Hotel Des Quinconces is a boutique hotel that attracts luxury travellers with its unique ambiance and quirky amenities. Guests enjoy a Zen lounge, a historic courtyard, and eclectic artwork throughout the space.
Because Bordeaux is such an important city for wine production, many business-class travellers fly in and out via private jet. It is a more convenient and luxurious mode of travel and makes it easier to get from one destination to the next. Wine enthusiasts also appreciate the ability to travel via private jet charter because they can then schedule periodic trips to the region to pick up cases of wine they can then take back home.
Our concierge services will organize your private jet flight today so you can arrive in this wonderful province of France. Whether you want to try the beautiful wine or see a port city in the Garonne river, or see the Saint-Andre cathedral in the city centre, private jet charter any aircraft you wish, and LunaJets will bring you directly to Bordeaux airport.
It is about 15km and a 15-minute drive.
It is about 600km distance and is a 1-hour private jet flight.
Bordeaux is beautiful to visit around spring and summer, although the best season is autumn, as it is the best time to visit the wineries.
Whenever people think of Bordeaux no doubt they think of the beautiful wineries and great landscapes. Although Bordeaux has a lot more to offer, visiting a winery and tasting the region's wine is a must-do activity.
Depending on the aircraft there are different luggage allowances. LunaJets private aviation advisor will counsel you for the best option so you can make sure to take some wine back home.
