The 10 best children’s attractions in France

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France has plenty of tourist attractions that are worth a visit during your camping holiday. But when you have kids, you need something that’s enjoyable for everyone, both big and small. So what are some really enjoyable activities with kids? Read all about it in this elaborate post in which I give you a top 10 of the best locations to visit with kids in France.

Camping along the Seine: our tips

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Paris is a fascinating destination all year round. An autumn trip to this metropolis is an excellent idea. The city is a lot less busy, but just as charming. Another advantage: campsites near Paris are often extra affordable in the low season. We can recommend several campsites with comfortable (and warm!) accommodation and reveal some of the best activities … Camping in autumn Is there anything cosier than gathering around a stove or heater...

Fun and relaxation at Lake Annecy

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Lake Annecy, called Lac d’Annecy by the French, is perhaps the most beautiful lake in France. Not only because of the clarity and purity of the water, but also because of the vast array of options for having fun and kicking back. I’ve found a few activities you really shouldn’t miss!

The 5 most beautiful kayak routes in Europe

20/08/2018

Did you know there’s an International Kayaking Day? Well… neither did I, until recently.  And June 26 was that memorable day. It inspired me to put together a list of some of the most beautiful kayak routes in Europe, and this is the result: five accessible kayak routes through beautiful areas.

On the Tour de France trail (2)

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Last week I shared with you two tips for combining your camping holiday in France with catching the Tour de France. The cyclists have by now started off on the three-week race, and it’s now time for the final three tips. Where’s the best place to park your motorhome or pitch your tent for following the Tour de France in week two and three?

Important: maximum speed in France has been reduced

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Are you planning a well-deserved break in France with your car this summer? Then please note that the maximum speed on two-way roads has been reduced from 1 July 2018. It’s been reduced by 10 km/h, so from 90 km/h to 80 km/h. This change applies to two-way roads without a central reservation, or ‘routes nationales’ (national roads) and ‘routes départementales’ (regional roads). Good to know before you start your...