The irresistible charm of the Côte d’Azur
Turquoise waters, sandy beaches and undeniable glamor – the French Riviera is the perfect embodiment of luxury and relaxation. From Nice to Saint-Tropez, via Cannes, this region offers a wealth of summer activities, from international festivals to picturesque local markets. Don’t forget to visit hilltop villages like Èze for breathtaking views of the Mediterranean.
The historical wealth of Normandy
Normandy is a destination that combines the beauty of its beaches and historical wealth. The landing beaches, the cliffs of Étretat and Mont-Saint-Michel are essential to understand the cultural depth of the region. Local gastronomy, particularly seafood and dairy products, will also delight your taste buds.
The preserved authenticity of Périgord
Périgord, with its medieval castles, prehistoric caves and villages classified among the most beautiful in France, offers a journey back in time. The Dordogne which runs through this region is perfect for canoe trips or to simply enjoy the green landscapes.
Brittany: between land and sea
Brittany seduces with its wild coasts and its well-established traditions. From the Pink Granite Coast to the Crozon peninsula, discover breathtaking landscapes. Don’t miss culinary delights like Breton crepes and fresh seafood.
Haute-Savoie, paradise for nature lovers
Between lakes and mountains, Haute-Savoie is ideal for those looking to combine water activities and hiking. Lake Annecy and Chamonix are ideal places to enjoy nature and practice summer sports.
The mysteries of the Basque Country
The Basque Country offers a unique culture, influenced by both France and Spain. Explore Biarritz, Saint-Jean-de-Luz, or head inland to discover villages like Ainhoa and Espelette, famous for their chili.
The exhilaration of heights in Auvergne
Auvergne, with its dormant volcanoes and vast meadows, is perfect for those who love hiking in peaceful surroundings. The panoramas from the summit of Puy-de-Dôme or Puy de Sancy are impressive.
Wind of history in Alsace
Alsace, with its colorful villages like Colmar and Strasbourg, and its well-established wine routes, offers a rich history encapsulated in unique half-timbered architecture and deep-rooted winemaking traditions.
Cultural getaway in Lyon
Known for its exquisite gastronomy and rich history, Lyon is a major cultural stopover. Don’t miss a visit to the old town, listed as a UNESCO world heritage site, and the museums which bear witness to the historical importance of the city.
The quiet charm of the Loire
The Loire Valley, with its majestic castles and elaborate gardens, is perfect for those seeking a tranquil escape in a fairytale setting. The gentle way of life of this region goes perfectly with a bike ride along the Loire.
Gironde and the wine paradise
Bordeaux and its surroundings are not only famous for their vineyards. The region also offers magnificent natural spaces such as the Arcachon basin or the Pilat dune, perfect for admiring an unforgettable sunset.
The hidden treasures of the Camargue
Between wild lands and protected areas, the Camargue offers a unique experience with its exceptional fauna and flora. It is the ideal place to observe wild horses, pink flamingos and to enjoy vast stretches of uncrowded beaches.
The wonders of Corsica
Nicknamed the Island of Beauty, Corsica justifies its name with its breathtaking landscapes, from its rugged mountains to its white sand beaches. The GR20 attracts hikers from all over the world while the island cuisine will delight gourmets.
The exoticism of the French West Indies
Although more remote, Martinique and Guadeloupe offer a taste of tropical paradise without leaving France. Idyllic beaches, lush forests and a rich cultural heritage await you under the Caribbean sun.
