Why Sail from Le Havre? Le Havre Ferry Port is one of France’s principal ferry gateways, providing direct sea links between Normandy, southern England and Ireland. Situated on the northern coast...
Why Travel by Ferry from St Malo? Overlooking the Emerald Coast of Brittany, St Malo is one of France’s most important ferry ports and an excellent gateway between France, the Channel Islands and the ...
Why Choose Calais for Your Ferry Crossing? Calais Ferry Port is the busiest passenger ferry port in continental Europe, handling millions of travellers every year on the short crossing between France ...
Your Gateway to the Mediterranean The Port of Toulon is one of France’s busiest ferry ports, providing an impressive network of crossings to Corsica, Sardinia, Sicily and the Balearic Islands. Located...
Arriving at Montpellier Airport Montpellier–Méditerranée Airport (MPL) is the main international airport serving Montpellier and the surrounding Occitanie region. Located around 11 kilometres south-ea...
Discover More Beyond Montpellier One of the greatest advantages of staying in Montpellier is its location. Within little more than an hour you can be exploring Roman amphitheatres, UNESCO World Herita...
Welcome to Montpellier With its sun-drenched squares, elegant architecture and lively café culture, Montpellier is one of southern France’s most enjoyable cities to explore. Often overshadowed by near...
Welcome to Historic Béziers Perched high above the River Orb, Béziers is one of the oldest cities in France, with a history stretching back more than 2,700 years. Founded long before the Roman conques...
Welcome to Historic Narbonne Few cities in southern France combine Roman history, medieval architecture, canal-side charm and Mediterranean culture quite like Narbonne. Founded as Narbo Martius in 118...
Discover Roman Nîmes Often described as the most Roman city outside Italy, Nîmes is a destination where 2,000 years of history blend effortlessly with elegant boulevards, lively cafés and the relaxed ...
