23 December 2019
The summer months are the most common time for holidays, and there’s no doubt that France comes alive with festivals for food, music and local culture during the peak season.…
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2020, Beaujolais, Beaujolais Nouveau, Carcassonne Festival, Chatelaillon-Plage, Chatelaillon-Plage Kite and Wind Festival, Events, Festival, Fete des Lumieres, France, La Folle Journee, La Grande Odyssee Savoie Mont Blanc, La Rochelle, Mont Blanc, Nantes, Nimes, Paris, Sarlat, Sarlat Goose Festival, The Dignes les Bains Lavender Parade, The Great Bulwark, The Great Roman Games, Tours, VitiLoire, White Night
05 December 2019 by Jessica Boston
Obviously France is hardly a ‘winter sun’ destination, but if you travel to the South Coast you’ll find pleasantly mild temperatures, and with over 300 days of blue skies and…
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75th anniversary, Cote d'Azur, French Riviera, Gorges du Verdon, Mediterranean, Monaco, Nice, Nimes, pont du gard, provence, Rochefort des Pins, Saint-Tropez, The Alps, Var, winter sun
28 November 2019 by Jessica Boston
It’s not difficult to see why over 2.5 million tourists flock to visit Mont Saint Michel every year. People come from far and wide to experience this unique historic site…
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Benedictine Abbey, Brittany, Caen, gothic architecture, La Mere Poulard, monastery, Mont St Michel, Normandy, St Malo, tidal island, UNESCO World Heritage Site
01 November 2019 by Jessica Boston
The Loire Valley is one of the most famous wine producing area in the world! It’s UNESCO protected and, as well as miles of vineyards, the area is home to…
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Anjou, Aqua Parks, Bourgeuil, Cabernet Franc, Centre Loire, Chateaux, Chinon, Countryside, Cremant de Loire, Loire River, Loire Valley, Loire Valley Vineyards, Loire Valley Wines, Muscadet, Pays Nantais, Pouilly Fumé, Reuilly, Sancerre, Saumur, Sauvignon Blanc, Savennieres, Touraine, UNESCO, wine holiday, Wine-Tasting
