Holidays in France

Incorporating what you may think are several different worlds with its wide ranges of different environments, France has so many different holiday options all within a single country.

Paris is world-renowned as one of the most brilliant cities available. A leader in the fields of fashion, culture and food, France’s capital is undoubtedly a ‘must-visit’ for anyone who considers themselves a well-travelled individual. Perfect to explore as a group, you can take in the wonderful sights of the Eiffel Tower, the Arc de Triomphe or even the brilliant Notre-Damn.

If you’re looking for adventure then the south of France has it in abundance. The mountain ranges of the Alps and Pyrenees offer superb skiing opportunities, whilst the west coast that faces out onto the Bay of Biscay give those who wishing to ride the waves of the Atlantic Ocean a fantastic base from which to start their surfing trip.

Whilst it may be the city of Paris and the southern climate that are the well-known holiday destinations for people visiting here, the rest of the country has plenty to offer. The centre of France is full of history, ranging from the ruins of Roman castles to the stunning cathedrals dotted around the likes of Chartres. If you venture further east then you’ll find the vineyards that the region is so famous for and perhaps you might be able to sample one of the local tipples! With so many brilliant things to see and do in this country there’s only one thing left to do – Get here!

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• Ariege

  Bordering the Pyrenees, Ariege is a sleepy area with a few spots that come alive during the holiday season. Benefitting from some of the most amazing wildlife and scenery available in France, the range of fantastic houses here really offer a superb place to base a holiday in France.

  
• Aude

  Beautiful weather, a whole host of different landscapes to discover and explore and some of the finest traditional architecture, Aude is a wonderful place for you to base your group getaway in Southern France.

  
• Brittany

  An amazing cultural journey awaits you on a holiday in Brittany on the French north-west coast. With traditions dating back hundreds of years, and the scenery to match, Brittany is a wonderful location to enjoy everything wonderful that France has to offer.

  
• Charente Maritime

  On the west coast of France, Charente Maritime has some of the most delightful holiday destinations in the whole of Western Europe. A warm climate, amazing islands, plenty of nature reserves and glorious food make this a great destination for anyone visiting this great country.

  
• Dordogne

  So much to see and do in the heart of some wonderful countryside means that Dordogne is a popular place for anyone looking for a holiday in France. Over 1000 castles and chateaux mean the region is steeped in amazing history and is unrivalled when it comes to enjoying the traditions of French days gone by.

  
• Gard

  An historical hot-spot with wonderful links back to the Roman times, The Gard makes a delightful destination for anyone looking for a break in a warm region that has everything from Mediterranean waters to fantastic architecture and amazing walks through forests and national parks.

  
• Gascony

  A warm climate and continuing traditions that date back hundreds of years make Gascony a wonderful location for any holiday in France. The great mix of old and new that can be seen in the amazing Chateaux as well as the newer town centres mean that Gascony really does have everything you could possibly want and more.

  
• Haute-Garonne

  The mountainous Pyrenees and some of the finest towns on offer throughout the whole of France, Haute Garonne has so much for you to see and explore in some of the best conditions anyone could wish to enjoy on their holiday.

  
• Landes

  Nestled along the western coast of the South of France, Landes is an area of contrasts; boasting a long stretch of stunning coastline and a lush area of National Park, there’s plenty to see and do. A vibrant and popular place to visit, Landes offers its visitors all you’d expect from a coastal destination, including safe bathing, outdoor sports and fine dining.

  
• Limousin

  Forested mountains, hillside villages as well as amazing galleries, museums and architechture make Limousin an ideal place to base a group holiday in central France. Whether peaceful or active, all types of holidays are available in the heart of this beautiful region.

  
• Loire Valley

  Known as ‘The Garden of France’, this region that is home to many of the country’s vineyards and agriculture industry produces some of the finest food and drink that the country has to offer. In addition, some of the best examples of chateaux and castles mean there really is so much to see and to do.

  
• Lot et Garonne

  An area of untouched beauty, Lot Et Garonne sits south of the Dordogne river and is home to some of the most delightfully sleepy villages that are available in France. With improved transport links over the past few decades the area is now reachable in ways it wasn’t before, making it the perfect destination for those after a relaxing break.

  
• Normandy

  An area steeped in the history of the D-Day landings as well as centuries before and a number of wonderful art locations make this an ideal place to enjoy a break in France. Traverse through the wonderful countryside and see the amazing beaches whilst also taking in some of the rich history and past that this magical country holds.

  
• Seine-et-Marne

  Located in the Île-de-France region, Seine-et-Marne is largely made up of farmland, with over 60% of the area dedicated to crops and its biggest export being cereals and sugar beet. Although still fairly sparsely populated one of the biggest draws to the region is the Disneyland Paris Park and the Walt Disney’s Studio Park also located in the area and within easy reach of the capital Paris.

  
• Tarn et Garonne

  One of France’s agricultural heartlands, Tarn Et Garonne takes its name from the rivers that run through the region and offers some of the best escapes for those after the perfect place to walk, cycle or even sail. The picturesque towns and villages will be a delight for your eyes as you take a journey through France’s amazing history based in the structures that remain there today.

  
• The Alps

  Perfect for those looking for that ideal chalet in the mountains, The Alps has a huge selection of wonderful properties incorporating some of the best ski resorts in the entire world. If you want a break in the snowy regions of Europe, then the French Alps offer everything you could possibly want.

  
• Vendee

  A wonderful location that incorporates the best of the coast and the inland countryside, Vendee is a popular spot for anyone who is looking to visit France. Enjoy the wonderful food and the amazing leisure opportunities in this amazing beautiful location.