France Holiday Packages

Whether you’re a Francophile or simply a world traveler, enjoy France, a country with diverse appeal. Explore snow-covered mountains, relaxing beaches, sophisticated cities, wine regions, small mountaintop villages and quiet countryside. 

Fly into Paris, the capital. The city earns its nickname, “the City of Light,” when evening lights of the Eiffel Tower, the Champs-Élysées, Notre-Dame Cathedral and bridges over the Seine River illuminate a magical walking tour. Visit famous art galleries, including the Louvre, the Musée d’Orsay and the Musée de l’Orangerie.

French wine regions are famous, some bearing names now recognized worldwide, including Burgundy, Bordeaux and Champagne. Stop at large wineries or small cellar doors to taste varied vintages and purchase new favorites.

Come to Marseille and the French Mediterranean shores for sunbathing, swimming and living the Riviera lifestyle. Rub shoulders with the rich and famous at popular Côte d'Azur ports of Nice, Antibes and Saint-Tropez. Visit Cannes in May when celebrities attend the annual film festival. Menton, Bandol and smaller cities, including Cassis and La Ciotat, offer beaches and small cafés for relaxing getaways.    

Vacation in the French Alps in summer to hike along trails with mountain wildflowers and valley views. In winter, ski some of the world’s most enjoyable high-altitude terrain. France has more than 200 individual ski mountains, with many ranges interlinked as cooperative resorts. Even if you don’t ski, ride the téléphérique up Mont Blanc for views of three countries. 

Provence and the Luberon have many interesting “villages perchés,” perched villages built on small mountains. Visit the weekly markets across these regions for local fresh produce and colorful handicrafts.

In the north, imagine the beaches of Normandy filled with thousands of soldiers engaged in the marine assault against the Nazis, an important event of World War II. See the cemetery and monument memorializing American soldiers who lost their lives in Europe.

Make France an annual destination to visit all its diverse regions. In every city and village, enjoy the excellent cuisine France is noted for.

Q: Should I book a car while on holiday in France?

A: Get a rental car and travel about like a local, not a tourist. Slide behind the wheel and discover what Paris and Marseille have to offer, from big-name attractions to off-the-beaten-path gems. Your own set of wheels will also make things easier if you intend to road trip around the region of Seine-et-Marne or farther afield. Cheap Car Hire in France? We're here to help.

Q: Which airports can I fly in to for a holiday to France?

A: France has several airports of varying sizes. International flights usually land at:

• Paris (CDG-Roissy-Charles de Gaulle): 17,369 international flights per month.
• Paris (ORY-Orly): 5,229 international flights per month.
• Nice (NCE-Cote d'Azur): 2,977 international flights per month.

Q: What are the most popular types of hotels for a holiday to France?

A: There's plenty of choice when it comes to accommodation in France. The most popular places are hotels. But if you're after something else, you can also choose from apartments, guest houses, bed & breakfasts and much more.

Q: What does a France holiday booking with Expedia include?

A: It's completely up to you. Bundle cars, flights and hotels, or simply select one option. You can also add some awesome experiences and activities to your travel itinerary. Whatever it is you're after, we can help you arrange a holiday in France that's ideal for you.

Q: What is the best way to save money on my holiday to France?

A: You can save money (and time) by bundling your bookings with us. From Hotels to Flights and Activities, Expedia will help you create an incredible France trip. The more you organise now, the more you can save. You'll also have less to stress about when you finally get to your destination.

Q: What are the best things to do in France?

A: There are opportunities galore when in Paris. Don't skip visiting Disneyland® Paris, Grande Arche and Pantheon, at the very least.

Marseille is another amazing city with plenty to keep you busy. Be sure to visit Notre-Dame de la Garde, Abbaye de Saint Victor and Musee des Docks Romains while you're in town.

And last but certainly not least, you'll find a ton of exciting things to see in Lyon. Don't disappear from here until you've visited Tete d'Or Park, Musee Lumiere and Eurexpo Lyon.