Reasons to visit France on a cruise holiday
Breathtaking Scenery
Cruises to France are hugely popular, but if it’s sunshine and high living you’re after then the place to be is surely the Côte d’Azur on the south coast – also known as the French Riviera. There’s surfing opportunities in Biarritz, the sunning prospects in St Tropez or the chance to see where all the film festival magic happens in Cannes. This is where you’ll find all the fabulously dressed holidaymakers – where no doubt you’ll fit right in!
Beautiful Ports
History buffs will love La Rochelle – not only is Le Vieux Port one of the most beautiful and active ports out there, you’ll also find museums aplenty. Le Bunker de La Rochelle is an actual redeveloped war bunker, the Musées des Automates is dedicated to puppets, while the La Rochelle Natural History Museum is an ode to the great French explorers of the 19th century.
Food and Drink
Croissants, crepes, escargots, fromage, moules, the ubiquitous French baguette – there are so many foods associated with France, it’ll be (almost) impossible to fit them all into one trip.
Explore France on a Mediterranean Cruise Holiday
Coastal Wonders Await
From the glamour of the Côte d’Azur to the historic ports of the Atlantic Coast, France offers a diverse selection of sights to explore, delightful food and drink to savour and beaches to kick back and relax on. Bright dawns, golden days, dazzling sunsets and sparkling evenings. Whatever the hour, your options for adventure, relaxation and fun are endless on a cruise holiday in the Mediterranean.