Parties
•The clubs, casinos and bars of Nice, Cannes, St Tropez, Avignon,
•Montpellier Car racing at the Paul Ricard circuit, Le Castellet
Explorers
•The numerous museums of Nice, Avignon, Marseille and Aix
•The ancient villages of Eze, Saint-Paul-de-Vence, Mougins, Arles, Gordes, Le Castellet
•The Millau Bridge and Pont du Gard near Nimes
•The historic cities of Carcassonne, Nimes and Aix
•Driving along the “Routes des Gorges” and French Riviera
Romantics
•A helicopter transfer from the airport to your hotel
•Dinner at Louis XV, Monte Carlo, or the “White Room” at Abbaye de la Celle
•A suite at the Villa Gallici
•Designing your own fragrances at a perfume house in Grasse
•A private tour and dinner in the Hall of Mirrors at the Papal Palace, Avignon
Families
•The year-round sunshine
•The beaches all along the coast
•The villas at Fayence and Saint Maxime
Foodies
•The South of France is known throughout the world for its food. Provence is all about herbs and olive oil and deep-tasting food,Languedoc has a more Mediterranean influence and the Riviera is cosmopolitan.
•Michelin-starred restaurants and family-run brasseries offering all the quality without the “pomp”
•We send a Recommended Restaurant list with your Holiday Information Pack
South of France Golf Breaks
Train
•Folkestone – Calais (car)
•UK – Avignon/Perpignan/Marseille/Nice (foot passenger)
Ferry
•Dover – Calais
•Portsmouth – Caen
Plane
•Most UK airports – Nice/Marseille
•Birmingham/Southampton – Perpignan
•Stansted – Perpignan/Carcassonne/Nimes/Montpellier
•London/Coventry – Marseille
