To make the most of your Easter weekend rental, we’ve selected some of the best regions in France to find the perfect gîte for your spring break. These destinations offer a unique blend of beautiful scenery, varied activities and cultural heritage, ideal for a stay with family or friends.
Brittany:
Brittany is a great destination for a family Easter holiday. With its spectacular coastal scenery and invigorating sea air, it’s the perfect place to recharge your batteries. The Côte de Granit Rose, near Perros-Guirec, is particularly attractive, with its unique rock formations and fine sandy beaches. Around Perros-Guirec, children will love running on the beaches, climbing the rocks of the Pink Granite Coast and taking part in an unforgettable egg hunt in the large gardens of the Pink Granite Coast.
Dordogne Périgord :
The Dordogne, with its medieval castles perched on cliffs, picturesque villages such as La Roque-Gageac, and iconic prehistoric sites such as Lascaux, offers a unique immersion in history and nature, all enhanced by exceptional gastronomy. To be discovered during the Easter holidays.
Easter weekend in the Ardèche :
TheArdèche, with its spectacular gorges, characterful villages such as Balazuc and Vogüé, prehistoric caves such as the Grotte Chauvet, and its many outdoor activities such as canoeing, kayaking and fishing, is a great place to discover.The Auvergne, with its spectacular gorges, picturesque villages such as Balazuc and Vogüé, prehistoric caves such as the Grotte Chauvet, and numerous outdoor activities such as canoeing and hiking, is an ideal destination for nature and history lovers during the Easter holidays.
The Auvergne and its volcanoes :
For nature-lovers looking for a place to spend Easter with the family, theAuvergne is a destination of choice. The Parc des Volcans d’Auvergne offers breathtaking scenery and plenty of outdoor activities. The region’s accommodation, often spacious and comfortable, is perfect for groups or families. Hiking in the Sancy massif or exploring the region’s caves will delight young and old alike. What’s more, renting a gîte near the Auvergne volcanoes is a great way to save money while enjoying an exceptional setting.
Provence and its lavender fields:
Although the lavender fields are not yet in flower at Easter, Provence nevertheless offers an idyllic setting for a spring family holiday. The region is full of picturesque villages, colourful markets and varied landscapes. The mas provençaux, often with flower gardens and sometimes swimming pools, are perfect for relaxing after a day of exploring. Just a stone’s throw from the Côte d’Azur, it’s also an opportunity to discover the region’s rich cultural heritage, with its many historic sites and local traditions.
Visit the châteaux of the Loire:
The Loire Valley is a must-see region for those who want to combine history and nature during their spring holidays. With its majestic châteaux such as Chambord, Chenonceau and Amboise, the region offers a fascinating journey back in time. Many holiday rentals are available close to these architectural gems, allowing families to enjoy a comfortable stay while exploring the region’s rich heritage. This is the perfect opportunity to organise a Loire châteaux tour and discover the magnificent gardens that come to life in spring.