A journey through history, art and countryside in Umbria, a hidden gem nestled in the heart of Italy.
Call us on 01707 817260
Or, email us at customersupport@rambleworldwide.co.uk
Call us on 01707 817260
Or, email us at customersupport@rambleworldwide.co.uk
Live ‘la Joie de vivre’, the joy of life, on a walking holiday in France across the country's picturesque terrain. Wander charming fairy-tale settlements in the heart of the French Alps, where enchanted, cream-coloured chateaus sit beside the glistening turquoise water of Lac d’Annecy. This spectacular scenery provides a blissful backdrop for our walking trips.
Our walking holidays in France reflect the diversity of the nation's landscape. Whatever you are interested in seeing, we have an experience for you.
If you’re seeking a challenging hike, choose our Le Tour du Mont Blanc holiday, where you’ll traverse snow-kissed alpine peaks and luscious ski valleys in Chamonix. For a more tranquil route, join us in the sublime southeast. Here, we stroll Provence’s perfumed olive and lavender fields until we reach Roman aqueducts and papal Avignon. Recreate Van Gough’s Café de Nuit in a shady pavement bistro and watch passers-by carry freshly baked baguettes down cobblestone streets. Then, sample a robust glass of Châteauneuf du Pape on a visit to some of France’s most prestigious vineyards.
History lovers will adore Route St Jacques; following the pilgrim trail, we pass ancient shrines and hear chivalric tales of the legendary Beast of Gevaudan. Or, discover the secret cliff-side village of Rocamadour, where monastic buildings and tiny stone houses are carved straight into the rugged limestone rock face.
France’s rich and varied terrain makes it an idyllic destination for walkers of all abilities. Enjoy a leisurely holiday in the bejewelled gardens of the French Riviera and Cote d'Azur, or, meander across wild rosemary bushes on the winding coastal trails of Corsica.
Across all our walking holidays to France, you’re sure to experience bags of history and culture. Remarkably preserved villages, Norman fortifications and Roman ruins fill the French landscape, as well as a string of pilgrim trails.
There will be plenty of delicious French food and wine to enjoy, too. Each morning we’ll sample buttery pastries with a continental breakfast of sweet jams, fruit and coffee. En route, we’ll stop off at traditional boulangeries for freshly baked bread filled with local cheese and ham. With chances to visit local restaurants, you’ll also get to sample rustic dishes like coq au vin and cassoulet.
An excellent gastronomical walking trip from the banks of the charming and meandering Dordogne River up to the higher wooded grounds of the Périgord plateau.
Explore mystical Cathar castles in Pyrenean foothills: Peyrepertuse, Quéribus, Lastours, Roquefixade. Walk through history, enjoy stunning landscapes, and experience captivating legends.
Nestled where the River Vienne meets the Loire, Chinon's charm is palpable. Cream-colored stone buildings, elegant turrets, and half-timbered façades grace its riverside. This historic land, steeped in royal legacy, produces some of the Loire's finest wines. Chinon's tranquillity, scenic beauty, and rich heritage invite exploration, painting a captivating portrait of the Loire Valley's allure.
Here at Ramble Worldwide, we are the experts when it comes to walking holidays. We know France like the back of our hand, so we can help you enjoy meticulously planned treks and hikes across a wide range of destinations.
Return flights to France are included in your holiday package, and after your day’s walk, you can kick back at a comfortable hotel thanks to our range of accommodation options.
Whatever way you want to experience France on foot, explore our popular walking holidays below and book with Ramble Worldwide today.
Aquitaine, in southwestern France, entices with its diverse landscapes and cultural riches. Along its expansive Atlantic coastline, golden beaches and renowned surf spots beckon beachgoers. Inland, Bordeaux's vineyards yield world-class wines, and medieval towns like Saint-Émilion exude historical charm. The region's allure extends to La Rochelle, a coastal gem with picturesque harbour, historic towers, and vibrant maritime life.
Discover moreWalking on Corsica promises an enchanting journey through diverse landscapes, from pristine beaches to rugged mountains. The GR20, a renowned long-distance trail, beckons avid hikers with challenging terrains and breath-taking panoramas. Explore ancient chestnut forests, traverse high mountain passes, and discover picturesque villages perched on hillsides.
Discover moreDordogne, nestled in southwestern France, enchants with medieval villages, castles, and scenic river valleys. Sarlat-la-Canéda, Beynac-et-Cazenac, and Domme are key towns showcasing architectural beauty. Its timeless landscapes and cultural treasures make it a captivating destination for history, art, and nature enthusiasts alike. Explore its rich tapestry, where each charming town tells a unique story, inviting you to unravel the secrets of this historical and picturesque region.
Discover moreThe French Riviera, or Côte d'Azur, epitomizes glamour on the Mediterranean coast. Renowned for its azure waters, luxurious resorts, and bright gardens, it lures jet-setters and sun-seekers alike. Picturesque towns like Nice and historic cities like Avignon and Monaco contribute to the region's allure, creating an iconic destination for indulgence and sophistication.
Discover moreThe Loire region in France, often hailed as the "Garden of France," is a captivating landscape adorned with vineyards, enchanting villages, and the historic town of Chinon. Nestled along the scenic Loire River, this UNESCO-listed region is renowned for its diverse landscapes, fine wines, and the medieval allure of fortresses, chateaus and abbeys.
Discover moreProvence, in southeastern France, exudes timeless charm with its lavender fields, olive groves, and vineyards. The region's picturesque landscapes frame historic villages like Avignon, Gordes and Roussillon, while vibrant markets showcase local flavours. Provence invites visitors to savour a quintessential French experience, blending art, cuisine, and the allure of the Mediterranean.
Discover more