Margaux Médoc Tourism by David HerbreteauWhat if we told you that visits to châteaux in the Médoc could become moments of play, enlightenment and magic for the very young?
Several wine estates in Margaux Médoc open their doors to families with children, offering fun trails, treasure hunts, or even storytelling tours. You can learn the secrets of wine without tasting it, of course!
Château Giscours
Equitation Poney Club
Golf in the MédocAre your children restless? That’s great! The Margaux Médoc area is packed with outdoor sports and leisure facilities that allow the little ones (and the grown-ups) to let off steam while having fun. Accrobranche, pony rides, mini-golf, skate-park, fitness trail, family cycling in the vineyards… Here, nature becomes a large, safe playground suitable for all ages.
The Médoc is also a land of cultural discoveries accessible to children. Take advantage of quieter (or cloudier!) days to immerse yourself in the world of the arts, science and heritage… junior version.
The little plus: the Margaux Médoc network of media libraries offers cosy reading corners, games, activities and even early-learning times for toddlers. Perfect for a gentle cultural break.
The Médoc is an ocean of nature just a pushchair away. Between forests, estuary and vineyards as far as the eye can see, there are a thousand ways to go on an adventure without going far.
Organise a treasure hunt in the vineyards, have a picnic by the Garonne, or go in search of the birds and small animals of the region.
What do we love here? It’s that children aren’t just tolerated, they’re invited! We’ve thought of everything so that they too can get the most out of their holiday: adapted activities, welcoming facilities, surprises around every corner… and the smiles of the locals to boot.
The carrelets and the harbours
