Weather

To help you decide on what you want to pack on your trip to France :

General Overview - Average PM Temperatures in France

 

 

 

In Details - PM Temperatures

the French Weather from January to june

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The weather in France can vary significantly depending on the region and the season. France experiences a range of temperatures depending on the region and landscape: coastal, continental, Mediterranean etc.

The Weather in Paris

The weather in Paris is temperate. It can become quite cold during the winter dropping almost to a freezing point and be extremely hot during summertime, while all the Parisians are away. The weather of Paris is pleasant all year round, for the special unique effect it will bring to the city.

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The Weather in Provence & on the Riviera

On the sophisticated French Riviera, the Mediterranean weather will charm travelers with its hot and sunny days. As well as in the southern part of France, Provence, where the pleasant mild weather and shining sun will emphasizes the colorful houses. For those who want to avoid strong heat - we don’t recommend these regions in July and August.

The Weather on the South West of France

In the South West, in the renowned Bordeaux and Dordogne regions, the temperate climate contributes to the uniqueness of the delicious and renowned wines as well as the enjoyment of your trip to France. In Summer, days may be warm but with the Atlantic Ocean, nights are often cool.

The Weather in the North West of France

The northern west of France including Brittany, Normandy and the Loire Valley offers a mild oceanic weather, with warm summer and cool winter sprinkled with rainfalls. Spring and Fall seasons are very enjoyable and Summers are not too hot so you can definitely plan a trip to these regions all year long - the best season being from mid March till mid November. 

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Colleen & Russell
from New Zealand
Having Breakfast at the B&B
Diana & Michael
A glass of wine in the Provence vineyards, what else ?
Mike & Lynda
from the US
Wine Tasting in Bordeaux
Jan & Ray
From Australia
In Mont Saint Michel
Bridget & Tyler
from the US
In Monet's house kitchen in Giverny
Pam & Mercer
From the US
In Paris
Harry
From Australia
In the War Cemetery in Normandy
Rory & Mike
From the US
Enjoying a romantic moment
Kathy, Keith, Rose & Bryan
from the US
on Utah Beach - WWII landing site, Normandy
David & Lindsay
From the US
Celebrating their 15th wedding anniversary in France
Shirley & Brad
from Canada
On a honeymoon in Dordogne
Karen & Tony
From Australia
In Villandry Gardens, in the Loire Valley

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