Bordeaux, Provence, the French Riviera, the Alps: you don’t have to choose between France’s top highlights when you have a full two weeks to spend. Take your time with a few days in Paris to start, then road-trip around wine country and western France on your way to Dordogne. For something a little different, try a leisurely loop around northern France that takes you to picturesque Mont-Saint-Michel, the famed beaches of Normandy, and some of France’s most magnificent castles. Outdoor travelers won’t want to miss the chance to hike and cycle in the mountains, gorges, and coastline of the Provençal Alps.
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This spectacular road-trip adventure through Western France provides a subtle mix of history, culture, cuisine, wine, and outdoor activity—and plenty of picturesque landscapes between stops. Over the course of two weeks, you'll spend quality time in Paris, Normandy, Bordeaux, and the Dordogne region with a combination of tours led by English-speaking local guides and free time to explore on your own.
Ideal for food, wine, and culture enthusiasts, this trip travels at a relaxed pace from Paris to Nice over the span of two weeks. Start off with several days in the 'City of Lights' and the French culinary mecca of Lyon. Then pick up a car in Avignon to experience Provence's vineyards and lavender fields at your own speed. Finish the adventure indulging on Mediterranean views and fresh seafood in the French Riviera.
This two-week adventure covers a great deal of ground while offering a range of unique excursions that capitalize on France's culture, cuisine, and scenery. Start the trip in Nice where you'll take a cooking class and check out towns along the Mediterranean coast. Then pick up a rental car and make your way to Provence, followed by Annecy at the foot of the French Alps. This is where you'll hike for two days—while staying at a mountain hut—before finishing in Paris, the 'City of Lights'.
This epic trip loops around three beloved regions in France with a nice mix of free time and guided tours. Start in Normandy to visit historical sites—spanning 900 years—between Bayeux and Omaha Beach. Next is Brittany, where you'll have free time (and a car) to explore the wild, rugged coastline at your own pace. Then experience UNESCO-listed villages and castles in the Loire Valley before finishing with two days in Paris.
You will be delighted by this trip in Paris, Normandy, Bordeaux and the Dordogne region. This is a subtle mix of French history and culture, wine and flavors, and some bucolic landscapes such as the Atlantic coast and Dordogne perched villages. A great road trip adventure for the whole family!
This exciting, yet easy-going itinerary is the perfect introduction to France—especially for groups and families (ages 10 and up). Over the course of two weeks, you'll spend quality time in Paris, the Loire Valley, Provence, and the French Riviera with a fun mix of educational tours led by local guides and free time to explore on your own.
Spend two weeks exploring the highlights of western France, from the City of Lights to the quiet villages of the Loire Valley. Sample pastries in Paris and head underground to see the catacombs, then hit the road for the beaches on the Normandy coast. End the trip in Bordeaux, where you'll haggle with vendors for fresh seafood at an 18th-century market.
Provence is home to some of France's most populated spots, and you'll soon see why it's so popular with this two-week self-drive itinerary. Start by looking for the perfect angles to capture the city of Marseilles, then learn to cook with some help from the experts of Aix-en-Provence. Sample well-established wines and olive oils, wander ancient stone streets, and you just may be convinced to join the many residents.
Traverse Eastern France for two weeks as you travel through this tour. After two days of exploring Paris, you'll sip Champagne in Reims and wine in the Alsace and Lorraine. Saturate yourself in the scene of Lake Annecy with wine and cheese tastings and a cycling tour before you unwind on the Riviera with two nights in Nice.
Two weeks is the perfect amount of time to get away from it all, which is exactly what you'll do on this honeymoon itinerary. From Paris's busy streets to the quiet avenues of Aix-en-Provence, this itinerary has it all. Go wine tasting in the Beaujolais wine region, visit hilltop villages near Avignon, and immerse yourself in the luxurious atmosphere of Cannes and Monaco.
If two weeks in France is a dream come true, this luxury itinerary awaits you. From the lights of Paris to the rocky coast of the French Riviera, every moment of this itinerary is packed with unforgettable moments. Spend an afternoon at the Louvre, set sail for the Frioul Islands on a private boat cruise, and sample Provence wine in postcard-worthy villages.
Leave all your worries behind on a two-week trip to the Mediterranean Coast and Provence. Start in Barcelona, where tapas and art nouveau capture the mind and taste buds. Head to Carcassone for medieval castles and wine tasting, then road trip north to explore the Verdon Gorge, Europe’s highest canyon, and taste the best of Lyon’s cuisine.
Spend two weeks exploring the best of the French countryside on this road trip itinerary. Start in Paris for excursions to the Eiffel Tower and Louvre, then head to Reims to go wine tasting in Champagne. Continue to Dijon for history and art, then make your way to the coast for some of the best that the French Riviera has to offer: wine, sunset views, and seaside relaxation.
If two luxurious weeks on the French Riviera sounds enticing, look no further than this bespoke trip. From wine tasting in Provence to the art galleries of Cannes, there's no shortage of cultural experiences. If you love the ocean, you're in luck—relax on Saint-Tropez's white-sand beaches and set sail for the blue waters of the Îles d'Or islands.
Embrace "la belle vie" on this relaxed, two-week French itinerary. After five dreamy days in Paris—pastry tasting in the Marais, touring the Louvre, and boating down the Seine—you'll strike out towards Provence and the sun-soaked Riviera. Stroll the colorful streets of Aix-en-Provence, sail to hidden coves and beaches in Marseille, and taste your way through Nice on a foodie's tour of the city's bustling markets.
Two weeks is the perfect time to dive deeper into some of France's western regions with the family. Start in Paris to see the highlights like the Eiffel Tower and Louvre, then head off the beaten path in the west. Older kids will enjoy learning about history at the D-Day site and canoeing in Dordogne before traveling back in time to explore the prehistoric Lascaux cave.
This 14-day family tour of France starts in Paris, where you'll walk the city's historic streets, enjoy a tasting of delectable pastries and chocolates, and visit the delightful Monmarte neighborhood. Then, it's off to Amboise for castles, canoeing, and a visit to a working cheese farm! Explore the hidden coves of Calanques National Park, rent a bike at Château de Berne, and walk the promenade in Nice. End with a visit to the vibrant city of Marseille, with its open-air markets and historical sights.
If you dream of spending two weeks exploring history and cuisine in western France, this itinerary is for you. Visit the Louvre and Versailles and learn to bake bread the authentic French way. Continue to Normandy and Brittany on the coast to explore medieval abbeys and sample fresh-caught seafood. Wrap things up in the Loire Valley, where resplendent Châteaux and endless vineyards await.
Food isn't the only indulgence western France has to offer on this two-week itinerary. Lounge in the gardens of the Palais Royal, once the personal residence for Cardinal Richelieu; see through the eyes of artists like Degas and da Vinci in Montmartre and Amboise, and stroll through cobblestone village streets and seaside boardwalks as you sample the best the area has to offer.
Hop into a heart-pumping two weeks with this exciting itinerary. Whether you're cruising along the Mediterranean coastline outside Marseille, hiking up mountains, descending into the Verdon Gorge, or taking a bike ride around Aix-en-Provence, you're sure you find something that thrills you.
Take your family on a fun-filled and educational tour of France with this 14-day adventure. Start in Paris, the City of Lights, where you'll climb the Eiffel Tower and explore the history of the French Revolution. Then, it's off to Aix-en-Provence for walks through markets and a private boat tour into Calanques National Park. Learn about ancient Roman times in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, play on the beaches of Saint-Tropez, and rent roller skates on the lively avenue of Nice's Promenade des Anglais.
Spend two weeks exploring Provence the best way we know how: by e-bike! Enjoy the "douceur de Vivre" and let the electric assistance pedaling system do all the work for you. Browse Provençal food markets to find local specialties, see Roussillon’s famous ochre cliffs, spend a day in Fontaine-de-Vaucluse & see the springs, and more!
This fabulous winter tour of France and Switzerland offers history, culture, and the incredible outdoors. Start in the French village of Annecy, where you'll learn about pastoral life at a dairy farm and sample fine Savoie wines. Then, you're off to Chamonix for snowshoeing, skiing, and a ride on the Aiguille du Midi cable car. Cross the border to Switzerland's Lavaux region for delicious wine, cheeses, and chocolates. Ascend the Jungfrau Railway in Grindelwald, ending with a lively folklore show in Lucerne.
With a private driver at your disposal and gorgeous stays at 5-star and boutique hotels, you'll be able to unwind and see all the sights with this jam-packed luxury tour of two of France's most iconic regions: the Riviera and Provence. Work your way along the coast from Nice to Saint-Tropez for guided tours of Monaco and Antibes, Picasso's stomping ground. Then, it's off to Aix-en-Provence and Marseille for lavender fields, a private cruise, and Michelin fine dining. Who says you have to go home?
Journey south from Paris to Provence on this two-week luxury tour and experience the best of French culture and gastronomy. Get an insider's look at the Louvre's treasures and wander the Hall of Mirrors in Versailles. Then, it's off to Dijon and Lyon for wine tastings, food tours, and day trips into the countryside. Continue south to sun-soaked Aix-en-Provence and end in style in Marseille with a private boat charter around the Frioul archipelago and seaside dining at a Michelin-starred restaurant.
You don't need to decide between elegant Paris and the historic châteaux of the Loire Valley on this sumptuous two-week getaway that starts with a stylish stay in the capital before heading to the most renowned French wine regions. From the standout landmarks of Notre-Dame and the Eiffel Tower to the vineyards of Bordeaux and the gastronomic delights of Dordogne, you'll tick off all the highlights during a fortnight that's jam-packed with private tours for enophiles and culture connoisseurs.
Perfect for connoisseurs of food, wine, and history, this 14-day tour focuses on the cities, coastlines, and countryside of western France. Start in Bayeux to visit Normandy's D-Day beaches and the tidal island of Mont-Saint-Michel, then taste your way through Les Halles market and uncover the mysteries of the Louvre in Paris. Head south to coastal La Rochelle for a sunset cruise, and end in Bordeaux to taste vintages at family-run wine estates and savor oysters at Arcachon Bay.
Get a taste of the best of France over two special weeks as you travel from top to toe, starting and ending in Paris. Explore the sights of the capital and take a day trip to the Champagne region, then venture north to Normandy to explore historic towns like Bayeux and connect with D-Day stories. From here, you'll rent a car and travel across the Loire Valley, visiting fairy-tale châteaux before taking the train to Aix-en-Provence and Nice, where Provençal and Riviera adventures await.
Make it a honeymoon to remember with this two-week luxury getaway to France. Start in romantic Paris, where you'll take in the sights from a vintage Citroën and sample artisan cheeses and wines in Saint-Germain. Hop a train to Avignon to explore the UNESCO-listed Palais des Papes and explore charming Provençal towns like Les Baux and Saint-Rémy, then continue to Marseille for a private cruise through Calanques National Park. End in Nice with e-biking along the Riviera and a sunset sailing trip.
