A Private Christmas Journey Through Alsace
Alsace· 5 days / 4 nights
from €1,390 per person

Each trip has a set itinerary and a known price, including accommodation, travel within France, visits and bookings. You book it as it stands, on your own dates. We check availability with our partners on the ground: a first reply reaches you within 24 hours, the confirmation within 48 hours. A trip can also be the starting point for a tailor-made journey.
Alsace· 5 days / 4 nights
from €1,390 per person

Bordeaux • Dordogne· 7 days / 6 nights
from €1,690 per person

Normandie· 4 days / 3 nights
from €885 per person

Côte d'Azur· 7 days / 6 nights
from €2,090 per person

Loire • Châteaux· 5 days / 4 nights
from €1,150 per person

Mont-Saint-Michel • Bretagne· 4 days / 3 nights
from €967 per person

Paris· 4 days / 3 nights
from €1,500 per person

Provence • Camargue • Luberon· 7 days / 6 nights
from €2,000 per person

A blank page, or one of these trips reshaped: tell us your dates, your budget and your pace. A France travel specialist replies, then you receive a full itinerary and a detailed quote within 5 to 10 business days. In French, English, Turkish or Mandarin.
See how we design a trip in each destination. The pace, the neighbourhoods worth staying in, the visits that are worth the detour, the bookings we handle for you, and the way we adjust it all to the season, your budget and what you feel like doing.
Paris offers endless possibilities, but that wealth of choice can quickly make planning a trip more complicated. Choosing the right neighborhood, grouping visits efficiently,…
Mont-Saint-Michel deserves more than a rushed visit squeezed between two journeys. Tides, visitor numbers, access, abbey opening hours and where you stay can all make a…
Provence is often pictured through a handful of images: lavender fields, hilltop villages, morning markets and long terraces shaded by plane trees. On the ground, bringing all of…
On the French Riviera the distances are short, and that is precisely its strength. In a single week you can move from Nice to the hilltop villages of the hinterland, from Menton…
Most people who write to us have already started. There is a document somewhere with eleven towns in it, a browser with too many tabs open, and a growing suspicion that the order…
The Dordogne is one of the few parts of France where almost everything worth seeing sits within half an hour of everything else. A morning in Sarlat, an afternoon on the river…
The Loire Valley holds more visitable châteaux than any traveler can absorb, and that is precisely the difficulty. Three of them in a day turns into a queue of ticket desks and a…
Alsace is a narrow strip of country between the Rhine and the Vosges, and almost everything travelers come for lies along a single line: two cities an hour apart, and between…