With over twelve million tourists in 2006 alone, the Côte d’Azur – or the French Riviera – is one of the most popular stretches of coastline in France. However, for first-time visitors to the region it can be a little overwhelming to decide the best way to spend your time there, working out whether you can do everything you want. Here we’ll provide a beg... Read More
France is famous for many things that are renowned across the globe. Great art for one; be that the paintings of Monet, the words of Satre or the films of Truffaut. Paris Fashion Week, the Tour De France and the Cannes Film Festival are internationally renowned events that capture the imagination of the world. But for many, first and foremost France is food. And drink. And more food. France h... Read More
If the thought of hilltop villages, forested valleys, hairpin roads, village markets brimming with quality local goods and world-class views, all shaped by century upon century of rich history sounds like your vision of a dream getaway, then Le Haut Var, an area of Provence in the south of France, might well be the ideal holiday destination for you. Villages of the Haut Var There... Read More
France is well known for some of the best ski resorts in the world. The French Alps tend to be hugely popular in winter and spring when tourists head to this exquisite part of the globe to explore the attractions and sporting facilities. So, which French locations offer the best places to ski? Here are 5 remarkable suggestions. Courcheval Situated in the Tarentaise Valley in the French Alp... Read More
Dordogne in the south east of France is one of the most beautiful regions in the country. Boasting some of the most exquisite towns in this part of Europe, Dordogne is bursting with character and charm. The most well-known towns include Sarlat, Domme and Bergerac. With an array of attractions dotted all over the region, there is plenty of activities to explore. Sarlat Sarlat is poss... Read More
While many people choose to travel to France for its culture, history and food, the country is home to a wealth of exciting locations in which to enjoy an adventure holiday. Destinations such as Nepal and other far-flung countries are often top of the list when planning a break that includes adventure sports, but its proximity, climate and range of activity sports mean that France should not... Read More
