Northern France is easily accessible by ferry from the British port of Dover - or through the Channel Tunnel. Britanny in northwest France is one of the most popular in France for British tourists neighborhoods. It is easily accessible from the UK by ferry, and is a great area to explore the traditions of France - while enjoying some of that French food and wine.
Dordogne, in the center of France has a fabulous setting - deep gorges through the opening. Loire is also at the heart of France, and is known as the "garden of France" - which means you get to experience some truly delicious culinary experiences.
Languedoc, in southern France, is the place to come for wine lovers as there are plenty of vineyards to explore. Take in the medieval villages, wonderful local products - including cheese and wine - or walk near the old Canal du Midi.
Provence is positioned southeast of France, and is well known for warm weather you get in this part of the world. Provence is a mixture of intact and high glamor coastal villages stations.
All regions in France are rented holiday accommodation.
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