France Tour Packages

Needless to say, France is one of the leading tourist destinations in the world. From the iconic Eiffel tower to the romantic white-sand beaches to the picturesque vineyards, France offers not just some irresistible locations but also some fantastic cuisine and shopping experience. Taking a stroll in the city will teach you more about its history, people and culture. Come let’s get to know more about France

Connectivity To France

France is well connected by air, rail, road and sea. However, air transport is the most popular mode of transport. Charles de Gaulle Airport is the major airport that connects France with the rest of the world. Most global airlines offer direct flights to France.

Know Your France

Time: GMT+2

Telephone Code: +33

Languages: French

Currency: Euro, CFP Franc

Visa: Subject to nationality

Weather: Average high temperature  22 degrees Celsius; average low temperature 7 degrees Celsius

Best time to visit: June to August

Clothing & Personal Care: Cotton and linen during summers and thick clothing for winters. Good shoes are a bonus!

Must-Do Things In France

Paris - It is not only the capital of France but it is also fondly known as the romantic capital and the fashion capital of the world. It is home to the iconic monuments like the Eiffel tower, Louvre museum and leading fashion brands like Louis Vuitton, Dior, Chanel, etc. The city has an amazing vibe and its culture will make you feel at home. If you are a foodie, Paris is heaven on earth! It has world-famous Michelin star restaurants, bristos and pastries that will make you drool. Paris also hosts the world’s biggest cycling event Tour de France. If you love adventure sports, the city offers you Quad-biking, bubble football, free fall simulator experience

Bordeaux - The city is best known for its art and heritage and vineyards. It is home to some of the leading wine brands in the world. It is also a UNESCO world heritage site. It features the St Andrew’s Cathedral, Museum of Aquitaine, Parc de Majolan and the very popular Quays market. Bordeaux is one of the very few cities that has the highest number of historical buildings like The Place de la Bourse, The Stone Bridge, The Grand Theatre, St Michael's Basilica, etc. The city is pedestrian friendly, it has pedestrian only areas and the whole city can be covered through walking.

Mont Saint-Michel - Set on the idyllic bay shared by Normandy and Brittany, Mont Saint-Michel is a must-visit place when you are in France. This stunning monument built in the  8th century is one of the most visited places in France. It attracts over 2.5 million visitors every year. The tides play a major role in the island. During high tides, the Mont Saint-Michel appears as if it hovers above the water and during low tides visitors can walk around the perimeter and look at the architectural brilliance from a vantage point. Make sure to book a tour with a professional guide so that you enjoy this place without any hassles or safety issues.

Cote d’Azur - Also known as the French Riviera, Cote d’Azur is a picturesque location that is situated between the long coastlines and mountains. It is packed with fantastic beaches, yachts, luxury hotels, designer bars and villas. It also features the casinos of Monte Carlo and the Cannes film festival. Cote d’Azur is also home to some spectacular hilltop villages, art museums, vineyards and flower farms that provide ingredients to the famous French perfume industry. You can best explore this town on foot. Summer is the best time to visit Cote d’Azur. 

The Alsace Region - Although small in size, the Alsace is big in diversity. The pine-clad Vosges mountains on one side and the beautiful vineyards on the other, Alsace will give you a taste of Germany. It will take you to time travel 200 years ago. The town has so much historical significance. It is one of the leading wine tourism destinations. It is also one of the leading producers of beer. The visitors are treated to a very warm welcome by the locals. The capital city Strasbourg features the most beautiful Gothic Cathedral, a premier Christmas market and a pedestrian old town center.

Now that we’ve given you enough reasons to plan your next trip to France, it’s time to book now so that we can see you on the other side. Ready. Steady. France. Happy Holidays!!