What airports do you fly to in the South of France?

easyJet flights to the South of France offer you a wide choice of airports, including Bordeaux, Marseille, Montpellier, and Nice.

Which UK airports fly to South of France?

You can book flights to destinations in the South of France from many UK airports, including Bristol, Birmingham, London Gatwick, London Luton, and Manchester.

How can I get around the South of France?

The south of France is very well- connected, with trains and buses connecting major towns, cities, and beaches. However, there is a lot of magic to be found off the beaten track, so having the freedom to drive around can be a huge benefit. If you want to enjoy the most of your visit, you can arrange airport transfers and car hire through us.

What is Southern France famous for?

The south of the country is home to, some of France’s most charming cities and towns including Aix-en-Provence, Arles, Saint-Paul-de-Vence, Avignon, and Carcassonne. It’s also known for some of the most luxurious resorts like St Tropez and Cannes, dramatic natural wonders like the Verdon Gorge, and its world-famous food and wine.

What cities make up the South of France?

The biggest cities include Montpellier, Nice, Bordeaux, Toulouse, and Marseille.

What is the best month to visit the South of France?

The best time of year to visit is between May and October, when the days are longer and sunnier, making it ideal for trips to the region’s rustic villages, turquoise coastlines, and well-known landmarks. However, the area tends to have a temperate climate year-round, so you can choose to visit in the off-season to experience the natural beauty without the crowds.

Is the South of France cheap?

Affordable holidays, food, and drink are abundant in the South of France, if you know where to look. The bus services are cheaper than the trains, and many of the local villages offer tourists a warm welcome and very reasonable prices. Areas in the Côte d’Azur, such as Cannes and St. Tropez, have a pricier reputation, but by booking to travel outside of the high season and by choosing accommodation with a kitchen, you can still get good value for money.

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Why fly to the South of France?

Cheap South of France flights with easyJet let you explore one of the most popular and picturesque regions in Europe. With cities like Bordeaux, Marseille, Montpellier, and Nice all within easy reach, as well as rolling countryside and glamorous beach resorts, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.

Southern France ticks all the boxes for sightseeing, skiing, sun-worshipping, cuisine, hiking, water-based activities, and nightlife. It’s also perfect for city breaks and honeymoons.

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An area of this size offers you many things to see and do. The options range from museums, beaches, historical monuments, and hiking to skiing, swimming, shopping, and theme parks.

Soak in the views of Southern France’s stunning beaches and landmarks

There is an impressive number of beautiful beaches, including Vias Beach near Agde, Gruissan Plage in Narbonne, Point Zero in La Grande-Motte, Paloma Beach in Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat, Valvas Beach near Beziers, and Plage des Marinieres in Villefranche-sur-Mer.

There’s also a myriad of fascinating landmarks, such as Verdon Gorge, Pont du Gard, Promenade des Anglais, and Avoriaz.

Experience the taste of authentic French cuisine in South of France

While the area offers a wide range of global cuisines, many travellers want to get a taste of the local dishes. Smaller, authentic restaurants offer regional dishes like Cassoulet, Bouillabaisse, Boeuf a la Bourguignonne, Duck and Bayonne Ham, and Aligot and Puy Lentils, as well as award-winning restaurants like the Mirazur in Menton, which was voted the World’s Best Restaurant in 2019.

Slalom down the slopes of Alpe d’Huez and Les Deux Alpes

The south of the country boasts several top skiing destinations, including Tignes, Val-d’Isere, Chamonix, Megeve, Morzine, Les Gets, Las Clusaz, Chatel, and Samoens.

Weather in South of France

The temperature in the South of France is most pleasant in August when it averages 30°C. As the driest region of the country, it’s less prone to rainfall, and you can usually expect to see sunshine on 300 days of the year.

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Your South of France Questions Answered

: easyJet flights to the South of France offer you a wide choice of airports, including Bordeaux, Marseille, Montpellier, and Nice.
: You can book flights to destinations in the South of France from many UK airports, including Bristol, Birmingham, London Gatwick, London Luton, and Manchester.
: The south of France is very well- connected, with trains and buses connecting major towns, cities, and beaches. However, there is a lot of magic to be found off the beaten track, so having the freedom to drive around can be a huge benefit. If you want to enjoy the most of your visit, you can arrange airport transfers and car hire through us.
: The south of the country is home to, some of France’s most charming cities and towns including Aix-en-Provence, Arles, Saint-Paul-de-Vence, Avignon, and Carcassonne. It’s also known for some of the most luxurious resorts like St Tropez and Cannes, dramatic natural wonders like the Verdon Gorge, and its world-famous food and wine.
: The biggest cities include Montpellier, Nice, Bordeaux, Toulouse, and Marseille.
: The best time of year to visit is between May and October, when the days are longer and sunnier, making it ideal for trips to the region’s rustic villages, turquoise coastlines, and well-known landmarks. However, the area tends to have a temperate climate year-round, so you can choose to visit in the off-season to experience the natural beauty without the crowds.
: Affordable holidays, food, and drink are abundant in the South of France, if you know where to look. The bus services are cheaper than the trains, and many of the local villages offer tourists a warm welcome and very reasonable prices. Areas in the Côte d’Azur, such as Cannes and St. Tropez, have a pricier reputation, but by booking to travel outside of the high season and by choosing accommodation with a kitchen, you can still get good value for money.