Customizable Tours to France - Your Trip, Your Way

Culture, cuisine, romance, art, and that unmistakable je ne sais quoi, France is every traveler’s dream. Picture yourself wandering through the lavender fields and rustic villages of Provence, stepping into the grandeur of Versailles, or admiring storybook castles in the Loire Valley. Drift along the River Seine at sunset for a magical view of Paris’s skyline, where every landmark feels like a work of art. A customized trip to France allows you to weave these experiences together, at your own pace and travel style. Whether you want a countryside retreat, a deep dive into history, or the very best of French gastronomy, simply write to our local travel experts to get started on designing an itinerary that captures it all. When to go to France France enjoys a moderate climate for much of the year, but the best times to visit are in spring (April–June) and autumn (October–November). During these seasons, crowds are lighter, prices are lower, and the weather is pleasantly mild, ideal for sightseeing or vineyard tours. Winter transforms the French Alps into a snowy playground, perfect for skiing and mountain adventures, while summer brings vibrant festivals and long, golden days along the French Riviera. More seasonal insights for France. How long to stay in France No matter how much time you spend, France will always leave you wanting more. For first-time visitors, seven to ten days is enough to cover the highlights, including Paris and its world-class museums, historic cities that inspired Van Gogh and Picasso, and charming rural escapes in places like Beaune or Annecy. With more time, you can slow down and savor each region, from the wine country of Bordeaux to the windswept coastline of Normandy. Get a full overview of recommended durations in France. Must-visit destinations in France Any trip to France should include Paris. Its artistic heritage, elegant boulevards, and icons like the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre, and Notre Dame, cannot be missed. Beyond the capital, Mont Saint-Michel in Normandy feels almost otherworldly, rising from the sea like a medieval dream. The Luberon enchants with hilltop villages and fragrant lavender fields, while the French Riviera dazzles with azure waters and glamour. Add in the wild beauty of Corsica, where white-sand beaches meet rugged mountains, and you’ll see why France continues to captivate travelers. And of course, no journey here is complete without lingering at a French café over fresh pastries and wine. Learn more.