Explore the South West of France: fortresses clinging to the cliffs in the Cathar Country and Dordogne, many of the “most beautiful villages of France”, and a very rich and unique gastronomy. This is where to experience authentic France.

Explore two very typical and stunning regions of France and get a real feel for our beautiful country.

Exploring by the back roads is the best way to experience France and immerse yourself in the culture. Get a real feel for the authentic France, and enjoy at your own pace.

This itinerary is for independent travelers who may already know the southern coast of France and who are looking for discovering the “inside” of the country. Five regions that are totally different from each other, showing you the diversity of France.

France Just For You has organized its own very special Tour de France. No need for a bike but be ready for a great deal of adventure! This itinerary will take you off the beaten path to all the must sees & dos in four of the most enthralling regions of France.

Explore French culture and history in three of its most representative regions: the Loire Valley, Dordogne and the Riviera, with a nice stop in Carcassonne.

From the rugged Atlantic coast to the azur-colored Mediterranean Sea – experience the diversity of the South of France.

This itinerary will take you from South to North, following some of the most typical and beautiful scenic roads in France. We recommend flying into Marseille airport.

This itinerary will take you to three of the culturally richest regions of France, at a relaxed pace and away from the beaten tracks. We recommend flying into and out of Paris for this itinerary.

From Paris to Toulouse, this trip will allow you to explore these unique regions by the backroads. Take the time to visit some of the hidden castles of the Loire Valley, enjoy duck confit in Dordogne, and discover the typical villages of the Basque Country.

Get a taste of the real France in very typical regions, famous for their cultural heritage as well as their sweet way of life.

From the Loire Valley castles, the famous village of Mont Saint Michel surrounded by water, the World War 2 landings beaches and the Norman countryside . . . to end the trip at Monet’s house and gardens in Giverny: you’ll have to keep your eyes wide open!