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Whether you want to take the Eurotunnel under the channel for an early tee time, or sail across and spend a longer holiday amongst the available holes, self drive golf holidays in France are incredibly enjoyable and well worth the trip. We examine why you should chose to drive yourself across the channel and some of the many benefits this kind of holiday brings...
If you're a golfer who loves to travel, you'll find plenty of exciting golf courses with one of the many golf holiday rentals in France. Whether you want to golf at only one course or cruise the French Riviera to various locations and courses, there are plenty of golf courses in France to fit your style and budget.
France is a huge country full of fascinating cities – too many to fully do justice to in a single holiday - so which do you prioritise? Here’s an attempt to try and list the 5 cities that everyone should consider visiting when on holiday to France.
Staying in a gite has long been one of the most popular ways to take a holiday in France. A gite was traditionally a shelter. Now it is an independent, self-catering holiday home where the owner lives close by and is on hand to elcome visitors, ensure that all their needs are met and share inside knowledge of the local area.
Want to go white water rafting or cycle through vineyards? Learn archery, yoga or tai chi? All this and more can be yours to enjoy in a single country - France. Our guide brings you lots of great ideas for things to do during your holidays in France.
So, you’re taking a family holiday in France, but have no idea where to take the kids? You can’t go wrong with theme parks, and thankfully France has got a fair few of them. Here’s the pick of the biggest ones, guaranteed to keep the kids quiet (or screaming loudly depending on the ride!) on your family holiday in France.
Come summer time, camping in France is one of the most popular holiday options for families in the UK. Thousands of families flock across the channel each year, taking advantage of the sunny weather, regional attractions and the many well provisioned campsites in France.
Tastes differ and this is the main reason why people try to search for unfurnished accommodations. Especially when you have already made up your mind to purchase a house in France, to be more exact, in Brittany or in the mid Pyrenees one stands a better chance to find new houses unfurnished.
Discover the benefits and advantages of booking a long term holiday property rental in France. Spend the winter in France and enjoy peace and tranquillity in a warmer climate, with an off season holiday rentals. A long winter let is when the owner of self catering holiday accommodation in France such as a villa, farmhouse, cottage or chalet, also make their property available to rent for longer periods over the winter months.
Interested in taking a walking holiday in France but don’t know where to go? From the high mountains of the Alps to the lush inland countryside of the Loire Valley and Burgundy, here are six of the best destinations for a French walking holiday.
Have you ever considered going on a touring holiday in France? Well it is one of the best ways to see France, so if you have a touring caravan, motorhome or even a tent, you have absolutely thousands of campsites to choose from.
When you are planning to go on holiday, you may want to look into package holidays, as they have many advantages. Package holidays are where you pay one price, and they include several aspects of your travel.
If you are looking for a luxury holiday destination, Europe should get the utmost importance. A European holiday is almost synonymous with the luxury holiday. A European luxury holiday is just an exquisite, magnificent, fine, graceful and elegant experience you should not miss, if you can afford to. The following page aims to give you some effective tips to help you get the best out of your European luxury holiday.
Dogs love the great outdoors so next time you're planning to go camping in France why not take your dog along? These top tips will ensure that your camping holiday really is something to bark about: Whether you're planning a trip in the dog days of summer or the howling frost of winter, camping in France with man's best friend opens you up to all sorts of unique experiences. A canine companion will allow you to discover interesting scenery that you may have otherwise overlooked and enjoy the French countryside at a much slower and more rewarding pace.
You know what the guidebooks tell you when you visit Paris - you must see The Louvre, The Eiffel Tower, The Arc de Triomphe... and yet there are many of us who need something a little less cliched to see. For people who fit that description, I've made this list of 5 more obscure - but just as memorable - things to do having booked a hotel in France's city of culture.
France is known for being the centre of the wine-producing world; however, were it not for the humble corkscrew then few of us could even attempt to open a bottle of the delectable French plonk. The trusty corkscrew is worthy of praise and Yves Rousset-Rouard has duly noted this fact and opened a museum to celebrate the invention of this trusty device.
Thousands of people choose to go on holiday to France each year in a range of ways and to a range of places. Many of those holiday makers are looking for a luxury experience but are disappointed by the bland nature of their experience. We explore why a boutique hotel in France gives you the true luxury experience you're looking for...
France is one of Europe's most popular destinations for a wide range of holidays.
There are absolutely thousands of camping sites all over France, where you can pitch your own tent, go touring with a caravan or motor home, but for more convenience you could even hire a chalet already on site.
When you are ready for that once in a lifetime experience of an French vacation, consider a private home rental for your source of lodging. Hotels can be nice, but staying in a private home rented for the occasion can give you a chance to see the real France. Explore the countryside, walk into the village and visit with the residents, and see what it feels like to actually go home, to a cabin or villa at the end of the day, living as the French do.
Have you ever considered taking the family on an adventure holiday in France? it may be just what the whole of the family has been looking for.
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