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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT SOLO GUIDED HOLIDAYS IN FRANCE

WHAT ARE THE BEST TOURING HOLIDAYS FOR SOLOS IN FRANCE?

Few holiday destinations offer such a mix of lifestyles and activities as France.

Take the opportunity to soak up the sun, glitz and glamour of in the French Riviera, where you’ll also get chance to see millionaire row, lined with its yachts and boutique shops! Felling lucky? Take a roll of the dice in Monte Carlo’s famous casino.

Or visit the ancient Roman theatre in the Cimiez district, where Queen Victoria is renowned for staying at the Regina Palace hotel – you’ll even see her statue at the entrance.

Culture vultures won’t want to miss out on seeing the stunning Monet’s Garden, where he planted and painted from 1883 until his death in 1926, gaining inspiration from the natural beauty that surrounded him. As you stroll through the enchanting gardens don't miss out on the exquisite wisteria-covered Japanese bridge - it is depicted in many of Monet's greatest works of art.

WHAT ARE THE HIGHLIGHTS OF SINGLES HOLIDAYS TO FRANCE?

Exploring France is a pleasure with its medieval cities, alpine villages and Mediterranean beaches.

The Riviera in particular is stunning. Full of chic resorts with glitz and glamour, sandy beaches and yacht lined ports. Monaco, boasts exclusive restaurants and the highest number of millionaires per square metre. Not forgetting the district of Monte Carlo, renowned for its casino and exquisite gardens. Our French Riviera holiday is one not to be missed.

Monet’s Garden is one highlight not to be missed. The place for the inspiration of many of his paintings from 1883 until his death in 1926, gaining inspiration from the natural beauty that surrounded him. As you stroll through the enchanting gardens don't miss out on the exquisite wisteria-covered Japanese bridge - it is depicted in many of Monet's greatest works of art.

WHAT IS THE FOOD LIKE IN FRANCE?

The French love socialising particularly when it includes food and wine! They also love eating out, so you won't be short on cafes, bars, bistros, and restaurants to try.

There are of course, some region specific dishes like the famous frogs legs and snails, but in the main their food is not too dissimilar to that you would find at home.

Things such as crepes (pancakes), Boeuf Bourguingnon (beef stew), Coq au vin (chicken in a wine based sauce) and quiche Lorraine (bacon quiche) but what they are renowned for is their cheeses, breads and breakfast pastries.

Also a treat not to be missed is their sweet delicacies such as candied fruit, macarons and crystallised flowers!

WHAT IS THE BEST TIME OF YEAR TO TAKE A SOLO HOLIDAY TO FRANCE?

France enjoys mild to warm temperatures throughout the year, although there are regional differences, with a warmer, more Mediterranean climate in the South and a cooler, sometimes wetter climate in the North.

Most travellers enjoy visiting France in spring and summer to benefit from the slightly warmer temperatures but equally autumn in France is lovely with it's vibrant autumn colours and temperatures reaching 16-20°C, which makes it an ideal time to enjoy tours around the mountains, cities and countryside.

August, is the month to avoid as most of the country closes down for the locals to enjoy the sunshine themselves. Winter is one of the best times to explore Paris, as the crowds are fewer, yet the restaurants are still lively with locals.