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Bordeaux & St Emilion

Gironde’s vineyards, rivers & valleys
 
Wine lovers will delight in this leisurely, self-guided holiday. Starting and finishing in elegant Bordeaux, you cycle eastwards from hotel to hotel while your luggage is transferred, with many wine-tasting opportunities in and around the historic villages of this cycle-friendly area.
Bordeaux & St Emilion. 6 nights
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Bordeaux & St Emilion. 6 nights
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Holiday information

 

A cycling holiday in Gironde

Between the Dordogne and the Garonne, the two rivers which flow into the broad Gironde Estuary just north of Bordeaux, the misleadingly named Entre-Deux-Mers (‘Between Two Seas’) area produces world-renowned wines which are the perfect accompaniment to the fine gastronomy of south-west France. Nowadays, tranquillity reigns over this beguiling region, but the fortified stone villages (bastides) scattered across the varied, gently undulating landscape are testament to a more turbulent era, when ownership of the land was contested by the French and English during the Hundred Years War.
Starting in Bordeaux, capital of the French wine trade, this captivating holiday explores the area to the east – including famous St Emilion – before returning to this elegant, cycle-friendly city for a final night. As you would expect, there are numerous vineyards along each day’s route where you can call in for tastings, but, equally, this holiday is about visiting handsome villages with rich, colourful histories.
 

Book with confidence

At present, we are only accepting bookings for France for travel from 1 June onwards. Our flexible booking arrangements, commitment to safety and financial protection mean that you can book with confidence, despite the current travel restrictions in place.

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We will contact customers who have a holiday booking with us in spring nearer the date of departure.
 
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Itinerary

The key to Inntravel holidays is flexibility. You can start on the day of your choice, and are free to add extra nights.
  • The average maximum daytime temperatures and monthly rainfall relate to the nearest weather station and are intended as a guide only.
    Average temperatures and rainfall
      Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
    °C 10 11 14 17 20 23 26 26 24 19 13 10
    mm 96 83 73 70 75 57 46 56 74 84 93 97
  • Arrival in Bordeaux
    Night 1: at Quality Hotel Bordeaux Centre (where you spend one night).
    As your first night's accommodation is on the day of travel, Day 1 is your first day of cycling.

     
  • Bordeaux to Romagne: 42km
    Setting off on your bikes, you leave Bordeaux via the elegant, red-brick Pont de Pierre over the River Garonne and initially head along the east bank. You soon join a dedicated cycle trail that you follow for the rest of the day along the route of a disused railway whose defunct stations have been converted into cafés and restaurants. Perhaps unsurprisingly given the importance of wine here, it is not long – barely 10 kilometres into the route – before you find yourselves amid vineyards. You pass through several villages – some with small museums such as that devoted to ‘forgotten’ vegetables – and charming, fortified Créon, the capital of the Entre-Deux-Mers region. We recommend making a short detour to La Sauve, whose ruined abbey is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Next door is a wine-tasting centre where you may want to linger before completing the remaining quarter of your route to the Château de Crecy where you spend the next two nights.
    Bordeaux to Romagne: 42km
    Abbaye de la Sauve-Majeure
  • Choice of routes from Romagne: 40km or 48km

    Circular route from Romagne via St Emilion: 48km
    This first option follows quiet country roads through a stream valley and across a fertile plain where you may spot storks and herons to reach famous St Emilion, a justifiably popular wine town which straddles the tops of two hills. Admire the sweeping views over the Dordogne Valley while you catch your breath, then take your time to explore the ancient ramparts, castle, hermitage of St Emilion, monolithic troglodyte church and the maze of narrow streets and stone stairways linking picturesque small squares.

    Circular route from Romagne via Sauveterre: 40km
    Full of history, from the Middle Ages to the Second World War, the second option is a very pleasant and varied circuit leading along the final section of the disused railway to Sauveterre-de-Guyenne, a 13th-century bastide with four fortified gates and a central square where a bustling market is held on Tuesdays. From here, you explore gently undulating scenery, passing through two more charming bastide villages, Blasimon and Rauzan. Their peaceful streets belie a turbulent past – particularly during the Hundred Years War – upon which you can ponder as you gaze across the surrounding scenery from the top of Rauzan’s majestic circular castle keep or admire the stalactites and stalagmites in the village’s Célestine Cave, which served as a hideout for two members of the French Resistance.

     
    St Emilion
    Circular route from Romagne via St Emilion: 48km
    Circular route from Romagne via Sauveterre: 40km
  • Romagne to Cadillac: 22km
    Today's route takes you past vineyards and small villages, before an exhilarating freewheel into Cadillac offering splendid views along the way. In the afternoon, explore the historic streets of the town, visit the château, or relax by the pool in the garden. Your accommodation for your two nights here is the Hotel du Château de la Tour.
    Romagne to Cadillac: 22km
    Château at Cadillac
  • Circular route from Cadillac: 26km
    Today, we suggest a gentle circuit on the south side of the river which allows you to see the famous Sauternes and Graves vineyards, and the picturesque châteaux of the area. The scenery here is quite different to previous days as you explore this fertile plain.
    Circular route from Cadillac: 26km
    Scenery on the circular route from Cadillac
  • Cadillac to Bordeaux: 40km
    Your final route begins with a gentle section along the Garonne valley, followed by a few short sharp hills to conquer before continuing with an easy cycle along the old railway line back to Bordeaux.
    There is plenty of time to explore this elegant city, its broad avenues creating a wonderful sense of space. Of the many grand 18th-century buildings (which have been restored to their former glory in recent years), it is worth seeking out the City Hall, the Grand Theatre and the Stock Exchange. There is a museum of fine art (housing works by Rubens and Delacroix, among others) as well as a museum of contemporary art, plus, as you would expect, a wine museum, where you can end your visit with a tasting or two. For more serious tastings, including some grands crus, be sure not to miss the Max Bordeaux Wine Gallery. Finish the day as the people of Bordeaux do: with a stroll or a cycle ride on the quais running alongside the river.
    Most places of interest (both in Bordeaux and the villages of Entre-Deux-Mers) are closed on at least one day of the week, and sometimes two outside the ‘main’ season (June to September). If you are interested in visiting a particular place, please check the opening days with us before finalising the dates of your holiday.
    Cadillac to Bordeaux: 40km
    Bordeaux
 

Accommodation

You stay in a pleasant mix of accommodation (see our page about chambres d’hôtes for more information on French guesthouses).
 
Prices & travel options
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  • 6 nights: 01 April 2021 - 31 October 2021

    Start any day | End by latest date(s) shown above

    Starting Price Single room
    1 Apr - 21 May 2021 £945 £295
    22 May - 30 Sep 2021 £995 £310
    1 - 25 Oct 2021 £945 £295
    3rd & 4th person discount -£75
    Single traveller supplement £75

    Includes accommodation, meals, bike hire, luggage transfers and any other services integral to the holiday as described, plus cycling notes and maps, but no travel from the UK, nor any connecting travel from the airport unless stated below.

    Electric bikes available: add £80 per person

    Book your flights through us and we'll find the best route and times to suit you. Please contact us to find out more about our flight booking service. We can also book connecting travel - see below.

    6 nights: 01 April 2021 - 31 October 2021

    Start any day | End by latest date(s) shown above

    Starting Price Single room
    1 Apr - 21 May 2021 £1145 £295
    22 May - 30 Sep 2021 £1220 £310
    1 - 25 Oct 2021 £1145 £295
    3rd & 4th person discount -£75
    Single traveller supplement £75

    Includes all elements in the 'cycle price', plus standard-class travel by Eurostar from London St Pancras or Ebbsfleet International to Lille or Paris, with onward travel as described below.

    Electric bikes available: add £80 per person

    Included travel: UK–Paris (Eurostar), Paris–Bordeaux (TGV), approx. duration 5h45 out/6h45 home. Pay locally for taxis or tram between Bordeaux station and hotel (0h10).
    > More about 'by rail' prices
    > The 'rail experience': what to expect

    If you book your holiday less than 6 months in advance of your travel date, seats may no longer be available at the tariffs on which our prices are based, but we may be able to offer you seats on the same services at a supplement.

    6 nights: 01 April 2021 - 31 October 2021

    Start any day | End by latest date(s) shown above

    Starting Price Single room
    1 Apr - 21 May 2021 £1095 £295
    22 May - 30 Sep 2021 £1175 £310
    1 - 25 Oct 2021 £1095 £295
    3rd & 4th person discount -£200
    Single traveller supplement £200

    Includes all elements in the 'cycle price', plus a return ferry crossing between Dover and Calais with P&O Ferries for your party and one car.

    > More information about travelling self-drive

    Electric bikes available: add £80 per person

    A supplement of £35 per car per single journey applies for outward travel on 26-28 March & 2-4 April 2021, and for homeward travel on 4-5 & 10-11 April 2021. A supplement of £56 per car per single journey applies outward on Fridays & Saturdays 28-29 May & 9 July-14 August 2021 and homeward on Saturdays & Sundays 5-6 June & 17 July-29 August 2021.

  • Room upgrades (£ per person per night)

    Hotel du Château de la Tour, Cadillac
    Suite: 01 Apr - 31 May 2021 £48
    Suite: 01 Jun - 30 Sep 2021 £52
    Suite: 01 Oct - 31 Oct 2021 £48
    Superior: 01 Apr - 31 Oct 2021 £8

    Extra nights (£ per person per night) in a double or single room

    Prices include an extra day’s hire of a standard bike. If you are upgrading to an e-bike, add a further £8pp per day.
    Quality Hotel Bordeaux Centre, Bordeaux (B&B) Double room Single room
    01 Apr - 29 Oct 2021 £84 £130
    Château de Crecy, Romagne (with dinner) Double room Single room
    01 Apr - 31 Oct 2021 £86 £126
  • RECOMMENDED AIRPORT(S):
    Bordeaux or Bergerac
    As an alternative to flying, we can arrange rail travel from London

    Travelling from the UK

    Travelling from outside the UK

    If you are flying from outside Europe,  we recommend flying via Paris CDG.  To discuss onward connecting travel to the start of your holiday, please contact us.

    Travelling from outside the UK
    We have many years' experience catering for customers who live outside the UK, and will be happy to make tailored arrangements to fit with your plans.

    You have two options:

    1) Book your own flights to London, from where we can book flights and onward connecting travel to your hotel.

    2) Book your own flights direct to an airport appropriate to your chosen holiday. You can either make your own way from the airport to the hotel, or we'll be happy to book onward connecting travel for you. Please consult with us before booking your flights, so that we can advise you on the suitability of your proposed route and timings.
    Outward route Airline
    Aberdeen - Bordeaux (via Amsterdam Schiphol) KLM 
    Aberdeen - Bordeaux (via Paris) Air France 
    Outward route Airline
    Belfast Intl. - Bordeaux easyJet 
    Outward route Airline
    Birmingham - Bordeaux (via Paris) Air France 
    Outward route Airline
    Bristol - Bergerac Ryanair 
    Bristol - Bordeaux easyJet 
    Outward route Airline
    Nottingham East Midlands - Bergerac Ryanair 
    Outward route Airline
    Edinburgh - Bordeaux Ryanair 
    Edinburgh - Bordeaux (via Paris) Air France 
    Outward route Airline
    Glasgow - Bordeaux easyJet 
    Outward route Airline
    Leeds Bradford - Bergerac jet2 
    Outward route Airline
    Liverpool - Bergerac Ryanair 
    Liverpool - Bordeaux easyJet 
    Outward route Airline
    London City - Bergerac British Airways 
    Outward route Airline
    Gatwick - Bordeaux British Airways,  easyJet 
    Outward route Airline
    Heathrow - Bordeaux British Airways 
    Heathrow - Bordeaux (via Paris) Air France 
    Outward route Airline
    Luton - Bordeaux easyJet 
    Outward route Airline
    London Southend - Bergerac Ryanair 
    Outward route Airline
    Stansted - Bergerac jet2,  Ryanair 
    Stansted - Bordeaux Ryanair 
    Outward route Airline
    Manchester - Bergerac jet2 
    Manchester - Bordeaux easyJet,  Ryanair 
    Manchester - Bordeaux (via Paris) Air France 
    Outward route Airline
    Newcastle - Bordeaux (via Amsterdam Schiphol) KLM 
    Newcastle - Bordeaux (via Paris) Air France 
    Outward route Airline
    Southampton - Bordeaux (via Paris) Air France 
    Travelling from outside the UK

    If you are flying from outside Europe,  we recommend flying via Paris CDG.  To discuss onward connecting travel to the start of your holiday, please contact us.

    This list of flight options should be used as a guide only, and you should check each airline’s website for current routes, frequency and schedules. Not all flights operate daily, and may not run for the entire season. You should also heed the latest flight arrival time and earliest flight departure time stated in the connecting travel section, as it may not be possible to arrange connecting travel outside these times. Please do not book your flights until we have confirmed your accommodation to you. Alternatively, our expert reservations team will be happy to offer advice and to make flight bookings for you. We charge £35 per person for our flight booking service (£60 for India and Nepal). Your flights are then covered by our package-booking conditions, which give you greater protection in the event of delay or cancellation, as well as providing ATOL cover.

  • Prices below are based on 2 people travelling together. If you are travelling solo or as a party of 3 or more and our arrangements include a taxi, please contact us for prices; additional passengers often pay less.

    Unless otherwise stated, connecting travel by rail or bus tends to be from the city centre station, rather than from its airport, and connections between the two should be paid for locally.

    Connecting travel options - flying via Bordeaux

    Outward route Price per person Latest flight
    arrival time
    own taxi (0h45) or shuttle bus (1h) Bordeaux airport to hotel pay locally flexible
    Homeward route Price per person Earliest flight
    departure time
    own taxi (0h45) or shuttle bus (1h) from hotel to Bordeaux airport pay locally flexible

    Connecting travel options - flying via Bergerac

    Outward route Price per person Latest flight
    arrival time
    rail Bergerac to Bordeaux St Jean (1h30), taxi or tram Bordeaux St Jean to hotel (0h10, pay locally) £20 1700
    Homeward route Price per person Earliest flight
    departure time
    taxi or tram hotel to Bordeaux St Jean (0h10 pay locally) rail Bordeaux St Jean to Bergerac (1h30) £20 1300
What is included
  • 6 nights
  • 4 dinners
    6 breakfasts
  • luggage transported
  • route notes and maps
  • high-quality bicycle
 
Reviews

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We are keen for as many customers as possible to review their holiday. To make it easier to do so, we include a specific review section on our post-holiday questionnaire, and this is what we publish here, unedited. Read our full review policy >

All 13 reviews
  • Mrs S Jones
    Weymouth
    03 September 2019

    I’m someone not clever with maps so I didn’t open them! We just followed your directions which were spot on!

  • Anon
    10 August 2019

    Brilliant trip. Loved the cycling and the route guidance was perfect. Great service from Inntravel. Good hotels and food, particularly Chateau de Crecy which is a unique and friendly truly French experience to stay in this lovely guesthouse, and enjoy the food and wine. Not difficult cycling, would recommend for a relaxing way to explore.

  • Dr R Barr
    Penrith
    15 July 2019

    Excellent holiday overall. Very relaxed cycling on incredibally quiet roads. Hotels all very good-favourite was Hotel de Crecy. Would have liked extra day there to do alternative cycle. Had extra days in Bordeaux which was well worth it. Beautiful city despite heat wave.

  • Mr D Liptrott
    Lancaster
    06 July 2019

    We loved the welcome from Bruno and Martine at the Chateau de Crecy, the rooms and the amazing meals.

    We loved the cycling in the amazing countryside and the e’bikes were a bonus for us. 

    It was wonderful to start and finish in the beautiful city of Bordeaux ; a place we will certainly return to in the future.

  • Mr E Fulton
    New Zealand
    05 July 2019

    Great trip with very detailed route notes and brilliant accommodation.

  • James Scotland
    08 April 2019

    We love the Inntravel formula. The highlight of this format for me is that it's a mini adventure but within very carefully crafted boundaries making the holiday entirely safe and worry free. We enjoy the time together doing an activity moving through beautiful countryside, enjoying out of the way villages, hotels and amazing meals. The hosts at the guest house on this trip were just delightful and were another highlight. This is our 5th holiday on these lines and our 4th with Inntravel, we are looking forward to our next experience.

  • Mrs R Magrath
    Oxford
    22 September 2018

    It was an excellent holiday - Bordeaux was a revelation and the Cite du Vin an absolutely fascinating experience, unlike and better than any 'museum' we've ever been to. Otherwise, the scenic highlights were probably the abbeys at Sauve and at Blasimon which were magnificent (and the many Romanesque churches with their carvings in several places, and the bastides). And, a definite highlight was seeing a coypu! We watched the beaver/hamster like animal for a long time whilst eating our lunch perched on a wall above a field in Escoussans, in the company also of 3 donkeys looking for a snack. We'd only suggest that the holiday is a bit front-loaded with highlights, and it runs out of steam a bit, so look at offering alternative routes in the last couple of days. 

  • Anon
    11 September 2018

    A delightful cycling trip through a beautiful part of France. Highlights were St. Emilion and stay at the Chateau de Crecy. If you've never visited Bordeaux, I would recommend adding an extra night there as there's a lot to see and do.

  • Mr K Hickey
    New Zealand
    25 August 2018

    Hotel de Crecy was the best place we stayed. St Emilion was the most interesting place we visited. Some nice countryside to cycle through with tree covered tar-sealed lanes. My first lot of cycling in France and I’m keen to try the Dordogne area as I believe it is very interesting around there.

  • Professor N Nicholson
    Pinner
    02 August 2018

    It  was an excellent holiday.   Your route instructions were mostly good, but sometimes confusing - especially around Cenac.  

  • Mrs J Hunter
    Wakefield
    28 July 2018

    Whilst our journey through France by rail was severely disrupted by a fire at Montparnasse, Inntravel were very helpful in suggesting alternative routes and method of travel and supported us through the process. 

    Both the welcome and the food from Bruno and Martine at Chateau de Crecy were excellent.  On the first night we were the only guests and managed to chat through the meal with a mixture of French, English and Frangalis.  This cycle doesn't have as many highlights as the Dordogne holiday, but it is definitely worth doing the cycle to St Emillion and joining one of the tours of the underground church.  My favourite hotel of the trip was Hotel Chateau de La Tour in Cadillac.  The restaurant manager was really friendly and helpful, with excellent English.  We enjoyed both the food and the wine recommendations.

  • W Richards
    28 June 2018

    When my Inntravel package arrived and I read the route notes, I was concerned with the level of detail ... as in too much detail. I thought we might be stopping every few yards to read the next set of instructions but it was amazing. The notes were comprehensive yet easy to follow. Once we were on the bikes everything flowed nicely. 

    Personal highlights for us was being able to tour at our own pace, stopping to look at anything we found personally interesting, stopping for picnics and a bottle of Bordeaux on the river bank, and the opportunity to stay in rural France with wonderful hosts .. Chateau Crecy.

    Fantastic holiday! Would definitely recommend Inntravel to friends. 

  • Mr P Heaven
    Macclesfield
    16 June 2018

    A wonderful cycling route, providing time and opportunity to explore this beautiful region. A combination of vineyards, meadows, rolling countryside, dotted with charming welcoming villages. The  fascinating history that has affected and shaped this region is represented by ancient churches, abbeys, portal gates, chateaux, small ancient villages and bastide towns steeped in their own history.

    The two night at Romagne, Chateau de Crecy stand out as exceptional service, welcome and hospitality. Our hosts, Bruno and Martigne couldn't do enough for us. The meals and endless wines were delicious, their English is limited, so they were so pleased I spoke French, the second evening it was just the two of us staying there, so we passed the whole evening in their company around their table, the four of us enjoying a lovely meal, wine and constant conversation. What a wonderful couple and a charming comfortable rural farmhouse.
 

FAQs

If you have any questions relating to this or any other Inntravel holiday, our friendly travel experts will be happy to help.
  • We sincerely hope that your holiday experience will be as enjoyable as it would have been before the pandemic – cycling holidays are ideal in these times of social distancing, and we’re not operating holidays if the key highlights can no longer be delivered – but, naturally, there will be some changes to ensure your and other people’s safety.
    Your holiday experience: what to expect >
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  • Our chosen bike rental shop will provide you with a hybrid bike with 18, 21 or 24 gears; a waterproof map case on handlebars; panniers/saddlebags; pump; puncture repair kit; and a lock. Electric bikes are available as an upgrade (see price panel), subject to availability, and must be requested at the time of booking.
  • While we would always recommend that you take your own well-fitting helmet, they can be hired locally for a small fee. Please let us know at the time of booking if you would like to hire a helmet.
  • Yes, we will provide GPX tracks for this holiday prior to departure so that you can follow your route on your smartphone or dedicated GPS device if you wish. (We also provide maps and our tried-and-tested route notes.)
  • We’ll send you route notes and maps 2-3 weeks before your holiday. The route notes not only contain directions to get from hotel to hotel, but also include practical information about places of interest and eateries along each route, plus cultural information about the area. On mornings when you are moving between hotels, you leave your luggage in reception as you leave, and it will be transferred ahead to your next accommodation so that all you need to take with you are a camera, sun cream, drinks, food and waterproofs.
  • Bike insurance is not included in the price of our cycling holidays, and unfortunately we can't supply such insurance. Some general travel insurance policies can or do provide cover for rented bikes, so it's worth seeing if your policy is one of these. The most important thing is to ensure that you take good care of your bike (you are responsible for damage to or loss of it while it is hired to you), always being careful to lock it up, ideally to an immovable object, and removing all easy-to-steal accessories whenever you leave it unattended.
  • We can book a wide range of airlines and routes from the UK. As well as being more convenient for you to book all elements of your holiday together, it also means that we’ll accept liability for your travel arrangements, so if things go wrong, such as the airline going bust, we’ll make suitable alternative arrangements for you. For Europe, there’s a £35 booking fee per person (£15 for children aged 2-11). For India and Nepal, the booking fee is £60 per person. More information on flights >
  • We can’t book flights that originate outside the UK, but if you wanted to book your own flights to London (or elsewhere in the UK), we can make all onward travel arrangements (including flights) from there. Alternatively, if you are booking your own flights to an airport in continental Europe that’s appropriate for your holiday, we can book onward rail travel and/or taxis. More information about how we can tailor holidays for customers outside the UK >
  • Since our holidays are self-guided, we recommend calling us for a chat about your plans before making a booking, especially if it’s the first time you’ve booked with us.
    The price panel shows the supplement for a single room and also the single traveller charge (this covers (luggage) transfers and other costs which are usually shared between two people).
  • Once you’ve decided on your exact itinerary (our travel experts will be happy to offer advice), you need to provide us with your party’s details, either by phone or via our booking form. At this point we also ask you to pay a deposit so that we can secure a room for you immediately on confirming availability with the hotel(s). If it turns out that we can’t secure the accommodation for the holiday you’ve requested, or offer an acceptable alternative, we’ll refund your deposit promptly and in full. After booking your accommodation and other key elements, we'll then book your travel (or you can do so if you’re making your own arrangements) and send you a Booking Confirmation and Invoice.

    More information about the booking process >
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  • Yes, it’s something we insist on, even for holidays in the UK. The vast majority of holidays go smoothly, but when things go wrong, it can be expensive to put them right. Buying a new pair of walking boots after your suitcase is stolen mightn’t seem so bad, but the bill for being airlifted down from a mountain with a broken leg or flown home while still recovering from an illness or accident can cost tens of thousands of pounds.

    You don’t have to take out our recommended travel insurance policy (if you live outside the UK you’ll definitely need to make your own arrangements, as the policy is only for UK residents), but you do need to make sure that you’re covered for medical emergencies – including falling ill with Covid-19 while on holiday – and repatriation. We also recommend that you are covered for other eventualities, such as cancellation and loss of luggage and passports.

    We'll ask you for the details of your policy (insurer, policy number and medical emergency phone number) so that we can help out if the worst happens while you are on holiday. It's up to you, though, to check that your policy covers the activities you'll be doing on holiday and that it is adequate for your own individual needs; we don't check alternative policies.
  • It is your responsibility to ensure you are in possession of the correct travel documents, with the correct validity. If you’re a UK citizen, you need a full British passport to travel to France, but not a visa. If you are a citizen of another country, you’ll need to check requirements with the national embassy or your own consulate.

    Current information regarding vaccinations and travel health advice for UK citizens can be found through the Travel Health Pro website. You must make sure you have adequate insurance cover for illness, accidents and repatriation (see the insurance question). You should also apply for a Global Health Insurance Card (GHIC) if your EHIC has expired (if you have a still-valid EHIC, you can use this until it expires).
  • The official language is French. The currency is the Euro. French time is GMT/UTC + 1. It uses Daylight Saving Time, so in summer is on BST + 1.
  • If you are planning to take a holiday after 1 January 2021, visit www.gov.uk/visit-europe-1-january-2021.

    At Inntravel we work in close partnership with our hoteliers, taxi drivers and other local suppliers to provide our self-guided holidays directly to you. We are entirely confident that you will continue to receive the usual warm welcome from them, regardless of what is happening in the European political sphere.
  • The UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) provides up-to-date, country-by-country travel advice, as well as information on security, local laws, passports and visas for UK citizens.
    If you live outside the UK, see our essential travel information page for a list of relevant websites.
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