Bordeaux
Private Jet Charter

With more than 287,000 acres of vineyards, Bordeaux truly is the world’s wine capital. It produces four times as much as the next closest region, Burgundy. As you might expect, the city’s economy relies largely on wine production and exportation. The wine region is divided into two major areas, located on either side of the River Garonne: The Left Bank and The Right Bank. Both sides are home to some legendary vineyards. The city is also home to Vinexpo, one of the largest wine exhibitions in the world, held in uneven years. Started in 1981, it has since grown to feature more than 2,350 exhibitors from 42 countries.

Aside from visiting the multitude of wineries and vineyards in Bordeaux, make sure to set aside time to check out some of the city’s monuments and museums. Port of the Moon is a World Heritage Site neighborhood that makes a great escape for those wanting to experience authentic French daily life. The Rue Saint Catherine is a long pedestrian-only street running through the historic part of the city. It is lined with an intriguing combination of malls, boutiques, bistros and cafes. It is often billed as the longest pedestrian street in Europe. The gorgeous bridge, Pont de Pierre, is a great spot for a romantic evening stroll and offers excellent views of the Bordeaux cityscape. For a night out, buy tickets for a performance at the Grand Theatre (Opera National de Bordeaux), considered one of the city’s most prominent attractions. Head to the Place de la Bourse, the iconic city square featuring:

• 18^th-century architecture
• Fountain
• Reflecting pool

The Bordeaux Cathedral is a towering Romanesque structure dating back to the 11^thcentury. Other impressive landmarks include:

• Tour Pey Berland, a 15^thcentury Gothic bell tower
• Basilica of St. Michael
• Puerta de Cailhau
• Monument aux Girondins

The InterContinental Bordeaux – Grand Hotel is the ultimate luxury accommodation for your travels in Bordeaux. The rooms are elaborately decorated with distinctive classic French décor, complimented by LCD flatscreen televisions and other state-of-the-art technologies. The full-service spa offers everything from facials and body wraps to aromatherapy and couples massages. Le Pressoir D’Argent Gordon Ramsay, located on the hotel’s first floor, offers fine French cuisine, which of course includes an extensive wine list featuring only the finest flavors of Bordeaux. The hotel also hosts a brasserie where you can find breakfast dishes, a tearoom for afternoon snacks, and Victor Bar for after dinner drinks.

Charter flights to Bordeaux offer distinct advantages over alternative forms of air travel, including:

• Minimal security screening
• Flexible departure times and locations
• Choice of aircraft

Allowing a Stratos Jets agent to organize your flight helps you make the most of your time. Enjoy a productive inflight experience with enhanced business and entertainment capabilities and the privacy of your own exclusive jet cabin. Securing the safest, most well-maintained aircraft is guaranteed by our due-diligence safety program. We ensure all vendors and their aircraft are properly certified to meet the standards set by the Federal Aviation Administration. We work with Part 135 for private jet charters and Part 121/380 for large group charters.