Southern France Tours
Booking one of these amazing Southern France Tours will open up an entirely new world full of adventure for you.
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Provence Walking Tour
Explore the trails twisting through Luberon Regional Nature Park in Provence, France, where the scenery, cloaked in history, vineyards, gorges, will trick you into believing that you’ve just fallen into a mystical storybook land. On this 8-day guided tour, you will start and end your adventure in the main town dotting the Luberon slopes: Apt. From here, you’ll make your way through various beautiful towns and go on daily excursions into the dreamlike scenery painting the surrounding region—each hike ranges from 5-17 km.
Southern France
Trekking the French Riviera’s Alps Tour
Escape to France’s backyard for a memorable trekking tour interwoven with prehistoric carvings and an anthology of remarkable, natural views. Encounter shimmering lakes, bubbling rivers, and sloping valleys set amid layers of mountains. But it’s the ancient engravings etched around Mont Bego in Vallée des Merveilles in Mercantour National Park that will elevate this adventurous holiday from stunning and unforgettable to epic.
French Pyrenees
Southwest France & Pyrenees Road Bike Tour
Embark on a week of road cycling across Pyrénées Atlantiques, Hautes-Pyrén ées, Gers, and Landes, delving into the heart of French countryside and culture. Each day presents an opportunity to pedal through historic mountain passes like Tourmalet and Aubisque, reminiscent of the feats of Tour de France legends. Alongside these iconic routes, immerse yourself in the region’s rich oenology and gastronomy, with stops in the renowned vineyards of Jurançon and Madiran, offering a tantalizing blend of local flavors and breathtaking landscapes.
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When considering where to go in Southern France, there are many beautiful landscapes to discover. From the dramatic shores of the Atlantic Coast, to iconic lavender fields in Provence and the picturesque French Riviera, there is no shortage of incredible destinations to explore in Southern France.
For those wondering what to do in Southern France, the options in this vibrant region are plentiful! Enjoy leisurely walks through the Provencal countryside on hiking tours in Southern France, or cycle the Canal de Garonne on an epic Southern France bike tour - the choice is yours!
Choosing when to go to Southern France depends on personal preferences, as the region boasts a year-round allure. Spring and autumn offer mild temperatures and fewer crowds, while summer is perfect for beach enthusiasts. Winter provides seasonal festivities and a milder climate in certain areas.
English is commonly spoken in Southern France, particularly in tourist hotspots, cities, and schools. English speakers will become less prevalent as you travel to rural areas.
The duration of Southern France tours range from 5-12 days. If you are wondering how long you should stay in Southern France, and know that you want to immerse yourself in the local culture, plan on spending 7-14 days to ensure you have some extra time outside of your adventure tour.
Many parts of Southern France are rural and remote, so it is advisable to carry Euros for smaller purchases or in the case of emergencies. Credit cards are widely accepted in tourist destinations and cities.
Tours in Southern France are a bit of a mixed bag, with some being more on the difficult side and some suitable for family-friendly adventures. Generally speaking, cycling tours in Southern France are more suitable for family trips, as the terrain is a bit more easy going and there is a better level of infrastructure.
If you are wondering what the best way to get around Southern France is, the region has an efficient transportation network that you can make use of. Buses and high-speed trains are a popular choice when travelling between cities due to the lower cost, while buses and the metro are great for local exploration. If you want to explore the countryside, car rentals are a great option, as the allow for more freedom.
Depending on which regions you are looking to explore, accommodation types in Southern France can vary greatly. Mountain regions, such as the French Riveria’s Alps will see a higher proportion of refugios utilized due to the rugged nature of the terrain. Most other regions in Southern France, such as Provence or along the Atlantic Coast, will see more of a mixture between hotels, guesthouses, and B&Bs.
Due to the strong tourist infrastructure in the region, accommodation types in Northern and Central France generally range between hotels, guest houses, and B&Bs. As you are never very far from the next village, town, or city, there are always plenty of options to explore when it comes to accommodations in Northern and Central France.
Southern France operates on Central European Time (CET).
Self-guided tours in Southern France are very popular, especially when it comes to trekking and biking tours in Southern France. With a number of larger cities and towns, the region has a strong tourist infrastructure and is very accessible. Self-guided tours in Southern France provide access to a series of maps, route notes, and GPS to have at your disposal along the route.
It is possible to book guided tours in Southern France, especially in areas where the terrain is more remote and requires a knowledgeable guide. Guided tours in Southern France provide an extra level of support and peace of mind for travellers unfamiliar with the region.
The most convenient way to get to Southern France is by air. Lille Airport (LIL) in the north and Toulouse Blagnac Airport (TLS) in the south are among the many options that can be used by travellers to get to Southern France.
Major towns in Southern France include Nice, Marseille, Montpellier, Toulouse, and Avignon. Each town offers unique cultural experiences and attractions.