Holidays to France

An exhilarating adventure through the majestic mountain scenery of the French and Swiss Alps, leaving you with a real sense of achievement.

Price from £1,460 Traveller rating:100% Holiday duration: 11 days

Europe’s greatest concentration of classic modern art in the idyllic Mediterranean setting where it was created.

Visits to the coastal towns and villages which inspired the artists, staying in Nice throughout.

Price from £2,480 Traveller rating:100% Holiday duration: 7 days

A self-guided hike in one of the most remote parts of France. Walk from La Brigue, on the France/Italy border, down the Roya Valley to beautiful Menton on the Riviera, taking in ancient Saorge, Breil, Sospel, and Ste Agnes. This is a great walk for those who are seeking to move up a walking grade, and the route is well signed.

Price from £835 Traveller rating:100% Holiday duration: 8 days

Hotel based one week walking holiday around Mont Blanc, the highest peak in the Alps

Price from £1,045 Traveller rating:100% Holiday duration: 8 days

This beautiful and demanding trek in the Pyrenees takes us from France over the high mountains into Spain. Our route follows the ‘Freedom Trail’, one of the escape routes followed by thousands of allied servicemen and Jewish refugees seeking to escape Nazi-occupied France by fleeing to neutral Spain.

Price from £1,249 Traveller rating:100% Holiday duration: 7 days

We stay in a 12C Chateau hotel (4 star), with a 1st class restaurant serving classic cuisine and wines. We walk on ancient drovers’ paths through natural rock formations above the gorges of the rivers Tarn & Jonte & visit mediaeval priories and villages. Running from 20 - 27 May 2018, this 8 day trip costs from £2,590 with a max of 14 guests.

Price from £2,590 Traveller rating:100% Holiday duration: 8 days

Combine a weekend in Paris with a relaxed cruise on board a luxury hotel barge, gliding along the Nivernais Canal between mediaeval Auxerre and the pretty village of Chevroches. Not only will a selection of fine Burgundian wines be served on board, alongside delicious regional cuisine, but there will also be a visit
to a cellar in Chablis

This art history tour in the South of France explores how the vivid colours of the Côte d’Azur, not to mention the region’s enchanting architecture and mild climate, captivated a succession of Europe’s leading artists.

Alsace: Franco-German entente between Rhine and Vosges Mountains Study Tour. Claimed, conquered and reconquered by kings, emperors and generals for more than five centuries, Alsace is neither entirely French nor wholly German, its distinctive culture influenced as much by its middle-Frankish past as by its larger neighbours to the east and west.