- Breakfast

- Departure for a special and unique visit of the reknowned "CHATEAU DE VERSAILLES", associated at Louis the 14th, the Sun King.
The Old Chateau : back in 1623, Louis XIII - father of Louis XIV - built a 'hunting lodge, a little gentleman's chateau' of brick, stone, and slate at Versailles.
Then from 1661 to 1668 the young Louis XIV, known as the Sun King, had his own architect, Louis Le Vau, embellish the residence.
Official Residence : in May 6, 1682, Versailles became the official residence of the Court of France, supplanting the palaces at the Louvre and Saint-Germain-en-Laye.
From 1678 to 1684, meanwhile, the terrace of the new chateau was transformed into the Hall of Mirrors, symbolizing the power of the absolute monarch.

- Lunch at the BARLOVENTO Restaurant at Versailles

- Transfer to Toussus le Noble airport where your private aircraft awaits you.

- Flight to SAUMUR (Saint Florent airport)

- Visit of the magnificent castle "LE CHATEAU DE SAUMUR" in the Loire Valley.

- Visit of the famous " GRATIEN MEYER Cellar". Against the almost luminous backdrop of the Vallée des Rois, the Gratien & Meyer cellars dominate the Loire river skyline. In this 'temple to Saumur' modern techniques are only ever introduced if they make it easier to achieve the established styles. Ardent supporters of the Chenin (Pineau de la Loire) grape, Alain and Gérard Seydoux use it as the principal base of their sparkling Saumurs. Blended with Cabernet Franc, it gives wines with finesse, varietal character and elegance that will age well over the long months in the galleries hollowed out of the tufa chalk cliffs.

- Dinner will take place at the cellar.

- Night at the Anne D'Anjou Castle in the heart of the Loire Valley
A private18th century mansion transformed into a sumptuous hotel, with a historically graded façade and wrought-iron staircase beneath a trompe-l’oeil ceiling. Guestrooms overlooking the Loire or a 14th century chateau. On the 1st floor, 5 rooms have retained their original decor (Louis XVI, Empire)