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Self-guided walking holidays in France
We concentrate our French walking holidays in the mid and south-east regions of the country, with a choice of Alpine, Mediterranean and classic rural French landscapes. There are two great self-guided walks to choose from – the Alpes Maritimes, close to the Italian border and ending in the showpiece resort of Menton; and our route in the beautiful Dordogne region. (We’re sorry that our walk in Northern Provence is not currently available – we hope to bring it back soon.)
The French are great individualists, and the natural beauty surrounding our routes is complemented by some great hosts – always ready to help you and even more ready to demonstrate an enviable quality of joie-de-vivre. And the food and wine – with great regional variations – will be remembered well after your holiday has ended.
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Alpes Maritimes
Villages perchés to Belle Epoque Menton After a spectacular railway journey from Nice, you reach the medieval village of La Brigue offering the chance to walk its fascinating ...
Price: from £1055 for 6 nights
Dordogne
Hills and valleys, vineyards, bridges and chateaux The River Dordogne, beloved of travellers for decades, courses its way from the Massif Central to the Atlantic at Bordeaux, and passes ...