Travel in France

Between wild activities, outdoor recreation, relaxation, beaches, diving, gastronomy and culture, the West Indies offer a complete environment within the Caribbean, and know how to remain simple in the delicacies they generously distribute.

Choose from our selection of gîtes, chambres d'hôtes, group gîtes, children's gîtes and campsites, in the countryside, by the sea or in town, in the North or the Pas-de-Calais or Picardie.

Choose from our selection of gîtes, chambres d'hôtes, group gîtes, children's gîtes and campsites in the countryside and in town, in the Corrèze, the Creuse or the Haute-Vienne.

The main activity of a visit to the Marais Poitevin is to navigate its multiple canals aboard small flat-bottomed boats, it is also an excellent place for hiking or cycling!

Between Marseille and Avignon, the Luberon hills with their highest point at 1,100m are a perfect introduction to the Alpes de Haute-Provence.

The Cotentin (or Cherbourg) Peninsula, which extends from Saint-Lô to Cherbourg, is an ideal setting for seaside holidays surrounded by spectacular scenery, rich in cultural attractions.

Périgord is an essentially rural region covering the whole of the Dordogne. It has stunning natural beauty and great cultural wealth thanks to several extraordinary historic sites such as the Lascaux Caves and the old town of Périgueux.

The Pyrenees is a range of mountains running from the Mediterranean Sea to the Atlantic Ocean, a natural boundary between France and Spain and also home to the Principality of Andorra.

Forming a natural boundary between eight countries, the Alps is the largest mountainous region in France in terms of area and the number and height of its summits, crowned by Mont Blanc at 4,810m.

The Bay of Mont-Saint-Michel, situated between Brittany and Normandy, is one of the most beautiful bays in the world and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The second largest delta in the Mediterranean after that of the Nile, the Camargue has been a land of hospitality that has received visitors since Antiquity. We thus find traces of its occupation by the Greeks then by the Romans, and even by the Vikings in the Middle Ages.

Chambord, Blois, Chenonceau, Azay-le-Rideau chateaux…  are but a few of the many Loire châteaux, all so diverse and with such a great variety of architecture  that you can fully immerse yourself in the history of France .

The Côte d'Azur owes its name to the blue of the sky, reflected in the calm waters of the Mediterranean Sea, a name synonymous with relaxation and Wellbeing, but also with adventure and discovery, as soon as you step a little further inland.

Stretching all over the west of France, the Atlantic coast allows a great diversity of landscapes that unfold from Bénodet in Bretagne to Hendaye on the Spanish border in the Basque Country, through the Côte de Lumière in France. Vendée and its white sand beaches.

From Belgium to Picardy, the Côte d'Opale offers 120km of coastline facing England, with its varied landscapes of dunes, marshes, estuaries, cliffs and fine sandy beaches, as well as the famous Cap Gris-Nez and Cap Blanc-Nez, forming the Grand Site des Deux Caps, from which you can observe the English coastline, itself part of the Parc Naturel Régional des Caps et Marais d'Opale.
 

Between sandy beaches, coniferous forests and salt marshes, the Côte de Lumière, which borders the Atlantic Ocean to the west of the Vendée, offers a wide range of landscapes and activities. And let's not forget the sun that gives its name to this coastline and floods visitors every year to discover its many natural charms.

C'est une destination prisée pour la beauté de ses paysages couvrant une centaine de kilomètres carrés, dans le département du Morbihan auquel il a donné le nom breton, Mor bihan, qui signifie « petite mer ».

Stretching 53km across Lozère and part of Aveyron, the Gorges du Tarn are a geological marvel, patiently carved out by nature over millions of years. To explore these gorges is to delve into the planet's memory, at the heart of a timeless geological adventure.

It's not for nothing that Paris, the City of Light, is the world's leading tourist destination. A lifetime would not be enough to explore the French capital, so overflowing is it with monuments, Museums, statues, squares, parks and alleyways. And yet, if you want to enjoy the surrounding masterpieces such as the chateaux of Versailles, Fontainebleau and Vaux-le-Vicomte, you have to leave it for a few hours.

Located in the Atlantic Ocean to the west of the Vendée and Charente coasts, the Îles d'Oléron, Île de Ré and Île d'Yeu share a rich and varied landscape, combined with a centuries-old local culture.
 

Between France, Germany and Switzerland, the Jura Mountains form a crescent-shaped mountain range, with the highest peak at 1720 meters. In summer and winter alike, its climate and simple beauty make it an ideal location for natural activities, from long hikes in the forests that line its slopes to cross-country skiing on the countless trails that stretch from Bellegarde to Pontarlier.
 

A land of many assets, the Massif des Vosges is not only a place to enjoy the mountains, but also a land of character, where culture, gastronomy and history combine to offer you a diverse range of vacations. The 6000 km² Massif des Vosges covers 7 départements, starting in the north with Moselle, Meurthe & Moselle, Vosges, Bas-Rhin, Haut-Rhin, Haute-Saône and Territoire de Belfort.

From the Atlantic shoreline to the Gironde coast, the Médoc region is brimful of widely diverse, enchanting scenery : beaches, lakes, dunes, pine forests, rocky shores and vineyards.

Places of remembrance, the beaches of the D-Day Landings are nonetheless beaches that nature is patiently and silently eroding, and where walkers can enjoy a leisurely stroll as they observe the coastline.

A vast territory in the south of France, bordered by the Sea and overlooked by the Alps, Provence is a land of character recognizable by a thousand distinctive features.

In the heart of France, Sologne constitutes a vast natural territory suitable for long walks and hikes.

Welcome to the Dordogne Valley! The Dordogne river flows from the Gironde to the Massif Central, forming a valley filled with UNESCO-recognized heritage treasures.

With more than 1,000 hectares, Vassivière is one of the largest lakes in France. As a family, enjoy water sports, with the rental of paddles and pedal boats, join the sailing club, embark on a canoe trip or a cruise to the island of Vassivière.

Situated in the Alps on the Italian border, the Mercantour National Park is undoubtedly the wildest of France's ten national parks.

A long way from the country of the same name, between Calvados and Orne, Normandy Switzerland owes its nickname to its rugged, verdant terrain, reminiscent of its Swiss cousin, although its highest peak is only 300 meters high.

Lyon, Valence, Montélimar, Avignon, Arles... the Rhône follows a north-south course that takes in a wide variety of landscapes and cities, from the Dombes plateau to the Ardèche gorges, from the Drôme foothills to the Velay volcanoes.

A land of rare natural beauty that has been preserved for generations, the Massif Central doesn't necessarily stand out for the height of its mountains, but rather for the diversity of the territories it covers.

Choose from holiday cottages, bed and breakfasts, group holiday cottages, children's cottages and campsites, in the countryside or in the City, in Côte d'Or, Nièvre, Saône et Loire and Yonne.

Choose from gîtes, bed and breakfast, group holiday cottages, children's cottages and campsites, in the countryside or in the City,Aube, La Marne and Haute-Marne.

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Choisissez parmi les gîtes, chambres d’hôtes, gîtes de groupe, gîtes d’enfants et campings, à la campagne, à la montagne ou en ville, en Meurthe et Moselle, dans la Meuse, la Moselle ou les Vosges. 

 

Choose from our selection of gîtes, chambres d'hôtes, group gîtes and campsites by the sea, in the mountains, in the countryside or in town, on the island of Corsica, the most beautiful of all Mediterranean islands.

 

The Verdon is one of Europe's most beautiful canyons, carved out by the Verdon river over thousands of years, between the communes of Castellane and Moustiers Sainte Marie.