The most romantic country in the world is here to provide the perfect ambiance to celebrate your love! A honeymoon in France is way more than a simple vacation: it is a true all-around experience, where the delicate scents of pain au chocolat and croissants are intertwined with the seductive sound of a je t’aime and the proverbial elegance of French people. Stroll with your sweetheart through the elegant boulevards of Paris, indulge in the voluptuous taste of Chardonnay and Sauvignon wines among the picturesque landscapes of Burgundy, or escape to the secluded and unspoiled beaches of Normandy, where the local wildlife will be your only company. Spoil your partner with a candlelight dinner amid the glitz and glamour of Saint Tropez for a once-in-a-lifetime experience, or seal your vows with a dreamy photo shoot in the intoxicating lavender fields of Provence. Pair your honeymoon in the South of France with our France river cruise tours and be ready to fall in love with the poetic sunsets over Camargue’s salt flats.
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Honeymoon in France
Romance blooms in France's embrace, where love and wine intertwine beneath the Eiffel Tower's enchanting glow.
3 most popular honeymoon destinations in France
Nice: With its perfect blend of mesmerizing beaches, glamorous cafes, and quaint ateliers, Nice is a true sun-soaked heaven for all newlywed couples. A honeymoon in Nice means dreaming about your future while admiring the placid waters of the Mediterranean from the nearby Parc de la Colline du Château, or savoring the timeless charm of a sunset stroll on the lively Promenade des Anglais.
Loire Valley: In the beating heart of the country lies the verdant Loire Valley, also known as the "Garden of France," a place where enchanting castles dot the landscape like a storybook, while the meandering Loire River adds a poetic touch to the mix, creating a truly magical honeymoon experience. Delight your partner with a journey through the region's finest vineyards, but not without first immersing yourself in the timeless charm of Orléans, the birthplace of Joan of Arc.
Brittany: If you are looking for a more intimate and off-the-beaten-path honeymoon in France, Brittany is certainly the answer. Wander through the picturesque winding alleys of the Medieval village of Locronan, lose yourself in the fairy-tale forest of Paimpont, and marvel at the sunset from the romantic pink granite cliffs of the Cote d’Amor, bathed by the frigid waters of the Atlantic. And don’t forget to share with your partner a buttery, indulgent Crêpe bretonne: what better demonstration of love than food?
Highlights of France honeymoon tours
Wander through the bohemian streets of Montmartre, capturing the essence of Parisian art and romance.
Get lost in the narrow streets of Dijon's old town, discovering Gothic architectural gems, charming artisanal boutiques, and the best delicacies of the region.
Relish in the newlywed bubble by taking a cruise to the idyllic island of Corsica, just a stone's throw from Sardinia, with its secluded bays, pristine forests, and all the privacy you need before returning to your everyday routine.
Embrace the French “Joie de Vivre” by indulging in the little pleasures of life, from uncorking a bottle of wine on the bustling bank of the Seine to indulging in a 5-course dinner in one of the finest restaurants of Dijon, or taking an unplanned detour to the nearest patisserie to sample the authentic taste of macarons.
Relax and rejuvenate in the thermal waters of Aix-les-Bains, nestled in the heart of Haute-Savoie, for centuries one of the favorite haunts of the French aristocracy.
Share a romantic boat ride through the picturesque canals of Annecy, often referred to as the "Venice of the Alps."
Explore the Lavender Routes of Valensole Plateau, where the aromatic charm of Provence unfolds, immersing you in a romantic tapestry of fragrant beauty.
Enjoy the symphony of pastel colors, intoxicating scents, and chirping birds of Monet's garden at Giverny, an earthly paradise for all incurable romantics.
Write love letters to each other while lying on the emerald green grass of the Jardin des Tuileries, strategically located between the Louvre and Place de La Concorde, during your honeymoon in Paris.
Travel tips for France honeymoon tours
Book flights and accommodations for your honeymoon in France three to six months before your planned departure to secure the best options and potentially save money. The same goes for museum tickets and admission to popular attractions, especially if you plan to land in the country during peak seasons (late July to September and December to mid-January).
Devote at least 15-20 days to exploring the country to fully appreciate its enormous diversity, from the coastal pearls of Côte d'Azur to the picturesque medieval villages of Burgundy to the timeless beauty of the capital, Paris.
Take advantage of the efficient train system to move between cities and regions in a more seamless, affordable, and enjoyable way. Alternatively, renting a car is another good option, as it allows the freedom and flexibility to reach even the most remote areas.
Explore less crowded destinations such as Corsica or Brittany for a more intimate and tranquil experience, escaping the hustle and bustle of tourist spots.
Plan your romantic getaway to France in spring or early fall to enjoy more pleasant weather, fewer crowds, and overall lower prices. However, if you want to experience the beauty of Provence's lavender fields in full bloom, the best time is from late June to early August.
Check visa requirements according to your nationality before leaving for your honeymoon in France. While residents of the Schengen area can move freely between member states, most North American, Canadian, and Australian citizens can visit France without a visa for up to 90 days.
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