Here the mountain is king!The northern Alps region is formed by green valleys, sparkling lakes (Annecy, Le Bourget, Lake Geneva, etc.) and snow-capped mountains. Discover quaint well-preserved mountain villages on the suuny slopes, where tradition has been preserved and grazing is still wide spread. Ski or climb the highest summits in Europe or visit one of the stunning National or Regional Parks (Ecrins,Vanoise and Vercors), offering breathtaking scenery.The southern Alps offer a slightly…

The Ardeche region, with its long meandering river and impressive gorges cut into the limestone plateau, is particularly well suited for canoeing and kayaking, or a walking holiday. Do not leave without visiting Ardeche's 'underground' world. Natural masterpieces, such as the Chauvet and Choranche caves, are in abundance and are popular tourist sites. The Massif Central is a vast hilly region shaped by sleeping volcanoes. Nestling in the green valleys are sparkling lakes, providing an ideal base…

Discover the Tarn, Jonte, Dourbie and Aveyron rivers snaking their way through breathtaking deeply-carved gorges. The scenery of the Massif Central is spectacular and home to the highest bridge in the world, the Millau Viaduct - untamed nature blending harmoniously with this masterpiece of technology. This magnificent region has become an important meeting point for the pilgrims en route to Compostella. Along the way you will discover numerous religious sites and villages, set up as stopovers to…

Burgundy owes its wealth and fame to its fine wines and excellent gastronomy. True to the name of the region, these prestigious vineyards are renowned as producing some of the world's finest wines and play a very important part in shaping Burgundy's landscape and it's ever changing colours. However, not to be forgotten are the region's spiritual roots. Discover a strong ancient monastic tradition in Burgundy, home to magnificent religious sites dating back to the Middle Ages, such as the abbeys…

A land of myths and legends, with towering rugged coastline and superb sandy beaches, Brittany has proudly established itself thanks to its different facets.The peninsula, rich in colour and tales of Celtic heritage adorned with mysticism, takes us on a remarkable journey.TO VISITPointe du RazCliffs plunging into the sea; the view point stands 72m above the waters!ConcarneauDiscover one of the major French fishing ports from the ramparts of the walled town.Glénan ArchipelagoA natural…

Vast forests, lush green prairies and small valleys with clear rivers snaking through charming stunning countryside… The Loire Valley, another region brimming with history, is home to magnificent Renaissance castles reflected in the waters of the River Loire. The extensive forests and fertile fields once served as hunting grounds for France's nobility.

A vast mosaic of stunning scenery - magnificent gorges, wild causses and lush green valleys await your long walks amidst nature preserved. Come and discover a region where tradition reigns in the truest sense of the word.

Champagne is witness to famous battles of the Great War; the setting for some of the most important combats of the 20th century. However, amidst the trenches, still visible, and battle sites lies beautiful lush green countryside. Champagne is also famous the world over for its prestigious sparkling wine.Take a walk along the rivers, in the shadows of the valleys; discover the magnificent architectural heritage of cities such as Langres or Joinville.

Towards the coast you will discover traditional fishing ports, preserved natural areas and fashionable resorts frequented by the international jet set - Saint Tropez, Cannes, Nice and Monaco.The palette of the true warm colours of the region have often inspired many an artist, including Cézanne and Matisse, and is today home to a multitude of popular art galleries.TO VISITCalanques de CassisSea and rock have sculpted magnificent gorges and sharp rocky coves.The Maures Hills and the…

Come and discover a region where tradition reigns in the truest sense of the word. The Lot and Dordogne rivers wind their way through rugged cliffs before widening out into fertile valleys. The rolling hills are covered with vineyards that are famous the world over. To the north lies the Perigord-Limousin Regional Park, a true expanse of rolling green landscape with an abundance of meandering streams. Elegant castles, medieval fortified towns and stone villages bursting with charm and tradition…

You are now invited to discover the richness of this region of rolling countryside and rounded forms, where one takes time to appreciate the finer things in life. The countryside in Gascony extends its own invitation, offering foie gras, armagnac, village festivities, various other types of festivities, magnificent Middle Age bastides, etc.TO VISITLa RomieuOn the Compostella Route; come and discover this magnificent collegial constructed in 1318.TO DOCyclingWalkingThe Gers is a privileged…

Nestling between Burgundy and Switzerland lie the Jura Mountains with their wild fresh green scenery, wide-open spaces and crystal-clear lakes, inviting you to explore stunning natural scenery and stroll amidst beautiful forests. In addition to the fresh pure air, you may enjoy the numerous thermal villages throughout the region.TO VISITBaume les MessieursA spectacular horseshoe-shaped site, formed by the meeting of three valleys; home to several caves.Cascades du HérissonArboisTO…

To the east of this massif, between the mountains and the sea, you are invited to explore the rocky inlets and tiny fishing ports of the Vermeille Coast nestling between Collioure and the Spanish border. Travelling back up the coast discover the well known broad sandy beaches, such as la Grande Motte, Cap d'Agde and Canet Plage. Close by you may explore the charming historic centres of Arles and Nîmes, with their impressive Roman remains, the port of Sète, as well as the medieval…

Without The Channel separating the world's best enemies, the French may have had a shot at the World Rugby Championships, a break for 5 O'Clock tea in Lyon or “cuisses de grenouilles” in Liverpool. Would Georges Brassens have been destined to sing in duo with the Beatles? Without ‘La Manche’ we would not be able to admire the intoxicating landscapes the sea has sculpted into the northern tip of France! The unimaginable play of light, the abundance of birdlife in the Bay…

To summarize Paris in just a few lines would certainly not pay justice to the city many say is one of the most beautiful in the world! Every corner of the French capital bares a rich heritage - monuments, stunning architecture, wide avenues, covered passage ways, marvellous gardens, concerts, theatres, grand shopping centres - to name but just a few! Whilst exploring the French capital do not forget to take a well-deserved break in one of the vast choice of cafés and restaurants!To visit…

Vast forests, lush green prairies and small valleys with clear rivers snaking through charming stunning countryside… The extensive forests and fertile fields once served as hunting grounds for France's nobility. However, adults and children alike will also be attracted to the thrills of modern technology - the Futuroscope Theme Park near Poitiers.

This sunny region of France is dotted with lavender-scented fields. Come and relax under the shade of an olive tree or explore the ruins of an old mill; this is a marvellous destination to simply 'get away from it all!' Listen to the chirping of birds awakening the surrounding sleepy villages.TO VISITGrasseThe perfume capital of the world. Visit the perfumeries, where sublime essences are blended together to produce some of the world's most exquisite scents.Lavender RouteDuring the month of June…

A colossal wall of rock that divides France and Spain; the majestic Pyrenees offer for those adventurous spirits a rich display of natural beauty. Whether you are travelling in summer or winter, countless activities are available.TO VISITLourdesEach year thousands of pilgrims arrive to celebrate the Virgin.Cirque de GavarnieA colossal amphitheatre of rock; one of the most impressive sites in the Pyrenees.TO DOWinter SportsWalkingNumerous marked footpaths amongst exceptionally stunning flora and…

Admire the 'smokey blue outline' along the summits of the Vosges, inviting you to explore stunning natural scenery and stroll amidst beautiful forests. In addition to the fresh pure air, you may enjoy the numerous thermal villages throughout the region.As we travel north into Alsace, on the winr route we encounter a marked change of scenery. In the splendid cities of Strasbourg and Colmar and in the quaint Alsatian villages you are invited to discover characterful half-timbered facades. Here you…