How It Works
Tell us how you travel. We plan the rest - day by day, village by village, with the real depth that only comes from knowing the region properly.
Choose your arrival and departure dates and select which airport or train station you're flying into. We support all major gateways - Bordeaux, Toulouse, Biarritz, Bergerac, and more.
Your itinerary starts the moment you land and ends in time to catch your flight home. Drive times and distances are calculated realistically - no magical teleporting between villages.
Choose your pace - Classic (cover more ground) or Slow Travel (settle deeply into 2–3 villages). Select your interests, budget, and group size. We use all of this to shape every single day.
Slow Travel mode plans 3–4 nights per base village, swapping driving days for walks, canoe trips, and long lunches. Classic mode builds a logical route across multiple regions.
Within about a minute, your full day-by-day itinerary is generated - timed activities, realistic drive segments, market days matched to the actual day of the week, and where to stay & eat each night.
Every itinerary is unique. No two travellers get the same plan. We consider your interests, pace, budget, and dates to suggest places that genuinely suit you - including off-the-beaten-path bastide villages most guidebooks miss.
Happy with your plan? Save it to get a permanent link you can share with travel companions, bookmark for later, or email to yourself. Download as a PDF to take offline.
Shared itinerary links are read-only - the recipient sees your full plan beautifully formatted, with a prompt to build their own.
What's included
Day-by-day structure
Each day is laid out with times, activities, and drive segments so you know exactly what the day looks like - from morning coffee to evening table.
Including realistic driving times
Accommodation & dining
Each overnight stop includes two accommodation suggestions and two restaurant recommendations - matched to your budget and the character of the village.
Per base village, not generic lists
Local knowledge
Market days, Sunday closures, and seasonal events are planned against your actual travel dates - so you arrive in Issigeac on a Sunday market morning, not a Monday.
Date-accurate, day-of-week aware
Hidden gems
Alongside well-known stops, your itinerary will include lesser-known bastides and villages - Monpazier, Monflanquin, Saint-Cirq-Lapopie, Issigeac - that reward the unhurried traveller.
Curated for depth, not distance
Route logic
Flying in to Bordeaux and out of Toulouse? Your route flows naturally between them - no unnecessary backtracking, no wasted driving days.
Multi-gateway routing supported
Exportable
Download your itinerary as a clean, printable PDF - useful for offline use, sharing with companions who prefer paper, or keeping a copy of the trip.
Available with Starter key and above
A taste of what's possible
This is a small excerpt from a 10-day Classic itinerary for a couple, flying into Bordeaux and out of Toulouse, with interests in wine, history, and markets.
Monday 1 June 2026 · Day 3
Tuesday 2 June 2026 · Day 4
Wednesday 3 June 2026 · Day 5
Excerpt from a 10-day itinerary generated for a couple travelling in June 2026 - Classic pace, Comfortable budget, arriving at Bordeaux–Mérignac
Questions
Most itineraries generate in 45–90 seconds depending on length. A 7-day itinerary typically takes about a minute. A 21-day itinerary may take closer to two minutes. You'll see a status message while it's working.
Yes - simply adjust your inputs and generate again. Each generation uses one credit from your license key. License keys are coming soon - all features are currently available during our testing phase.
We instruct the planner to assume realistic speeds - 80–90 km/h on departmental roads and 110 km/h on motorways. Times are estimates; always allow extra time in summer when routes through villages can be busier than expected.
The suggestions are generated based on knowledge of the region and are intended as starting points for your research. We recommend verifying availability and current opening status before your trip, as businesses change.
Slow Travel mode plans your trip around 2–3 base villages, spending 3–4 nights in each. Instead of driving every day, you take day trips by foot, bike, or canoe. It's built for travellers who want to actually know a place rather than tick it off a list.
Keys are valid for one year from the date of purchase. Unused generations within that period are forfeited. The Unlimited tier has no generation limit for the duration of the key.
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