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Our personalized France tours make your dream vacation a reality. With expert advice and flexible planning, you can book a trip that fits your style—whether it’s exploring Parisian art and design, tasting wine in Bordeaux, cycling past Loire Valley châteaux, or savoring coastal life in Normandy or the Riviera. Every itinerary is built around your pace, your passions, and your preferences. Let us be your France vacation planner and take care of every detail.
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From iconic landmarks to hidden treasures, your custom trip to France can include everything from the Eiffel Tower and Louvre Museum to the lavender fields of Provence and the sun‑kissed beaches of the French Riviera. Admire artistic masterpieces in Paris, savor world‑class wines in Bordeaux, or wander through the storybook villages of Alsace. Planning a vacation to France means crafting unforgettable experiences filled with culture, cuisine, and charm.
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How to plan a trip to France
France blends iconic cities with easy day trips and wildly different regions—Paris boulevards, Riviera sunshine, vineyard roads near Bordeaux, and mountain views in Chamonix. It’s a destination where you can go classic and curated, or slow and spontaneous, depending on your mood. Build your route around the experiences you want most, then let the contrasts do the rest.More...
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The main travel season in France is summer, when locals and visitors alike head to the coast, countryside, and mountains. However, spring and fall are considered the best times to visit. During these months, the weather is mild, the landscapes are at their most beautiful, and popular sights are less crowded.
The cost of a vacation in France typically starts at around $1,800 per person, per week (not including flights). This estimate covers accommodations in 3-star hotels, meals at mid-range restaurants, train or rental car travel, and popular activities and experiences.
The official language of France is French. However, the country’s linguistic landscape is rich and diverse, shaped by regional languages such as Breton in Brittany, Basque in the southwest, Occitan in the south, Alsatian in Alsace, and Corsican on the island of Corsica. Many of these languages are recognized as part of France’s cultural heritage and are still spoken by local communities. You’ll also find distinct accents and regional expressions that give each area its own character, reflecting the country’s deep cultural roots and regional pride.
No special vaccinations are required for travel to France. Just make sure your routine vaccinations are up to date, as recommended by U.S. health authorities.
You should pack comfortable shoes for sightseeing in France. Summers can be warm, so bring breathable clothing and good sun protection. For restaurants, cafés, theaters, or evening strolls along the Seine or in charming village squares, it’s perfectly appropriate to dress up a little, as French style values elegance, even in simplicity.
France is renowned for its rich and diverse cuisine that varies by region. In Paris, you’ll find elegant classics like boeuf bourguignon and duck confit, while in Provence, Mediterranean flavors shine through dishes like ratatouille and bouillabaisse. Along the Atlantic coast, fresh oysters and seafood are favorites, and in Burgundy or Bordeaux, fine wines complement every meal. And of course, no visit is complete without indulging in cheese, pastries, and a perfectly crisp baguette.
