One of the best places to rent a house long term in France is in the beautiful region of Provence. Even before Peter Mayall's celebrated book "A Year in Provence" visitors have been making their way to this magical part of France. Here is a selection of the 6 best Provence properties currently available for long term rental.
I have lived in France for over 15 years and I am always looking for some new interesting places to visit in France with the kids. If you are planning a trip to France during 2020, then this is a pretty good list of 15 interesting places to visit.
We all need a bit of luxury in our life, so why not treat yourself when booking your summer holiday to the South of France. Here we present 12 Prestige Properties which are all individually unique. These 12 luxury holiday rentals in South France come with a touch of elegance and a spoon full of Relaxation. They also are very practical, so you don’t need to worry about your family having a fantastic holiday!
From my perspective, there are two standout restaurants in the South of France: the Mirazur in Menton and the Auberge de Vieux Puits in the Corbieres. These two restaurants stand as bookends - both physically and figuratively - to the other restaurants in South France.
If you are looking for large houses to rent in France during 2020, either for a family reunion, wedding venue or for large group holidays, then we may have just what you need. We have collected together all the large group accommodation in South France which we advertise on Go Languedoc. The list of 20 holiday properties includes large villas in France with private pools, gites located on the same complex for large groups to rent, as well as some magnificent Chateau rentals in France.
Argeles sur Mer beach, South of France, is situated in a long sweeping bay that looks out onto the Pyrenees and the warm Mediterranean sea. Argeles Plage beach is certainly one of the best beaches in South of France and has the European blue flag award in recognition of the quality of the water and cleanliness of the beach. Argeles-sur-Mer also boasts an interesting history and has some excellent restaurants and decent shops.
The main beauty of the beaches near Montpellier is that you can easily reach them without a car - you simply take a tram from Montpellier city centre (Line 3 to Perols Etang de l'Or). The nearest Montpellier beach is just 13kms from the city (at Carnon Plage beach). Here is a list of the 5 best beaches near Montpellier, France, and a guide of how best to reach them.
I was recently asked by a client to provide a list of the best places to visit in France during his month long tour in May 2020. He was already pretty familiar with Paris, but he wanted to explore the rest of the country. This was the list of 20 places in France to visit that I came up with.
The Languedoc region in France is situated in the South of France, running northward along the Mediterranean coast from the border with Spain. The official name of the region is Languedoc-Roussillon, although this is often shortened to just the Languedoc. The Languedoc in France is a famous wine and tourism region in the South of France.
Pezenas is without doubt the most beautiful town in Languedoc, if not the whole of South France. The best time to visit Pezenas is in the height of summer during the regular Friday night Estivale when all the shops in Pezenas stay open late, local vineyards are selling their wine on the streets and the old town is buzzing with life.
What are the key ingredients for a perfect family holiday in the South of France? Well this selection of 17 holiday villas in South of France for 2020 tick most of the boxes: private pool, near the beach, air con, 30 mins from an airport, plenty of bathrooms, good outdoor space, walking distance to a boulangerie and restaurant and within easy reach of historic towns and villages for markets, shopping, meals out and wine tasting.
The Languedoc region of France is a popular French holiday destination, with long sunny days, Mediterranean beaches and plenty of tourist facilities. The Languedoc is also home to thousands of miles of walks and bike rides; National Parks and wildlife reserves (such as the Camargue and the Cevennes); thermal springs and spas; grottoes and caves; and plenty of ancient historical sites covering the whole of the Languedoc's long history. All in all, you are not going to be short things to do in the Languedoc region of France, if you are visiting on you holidays.
