château du tertre
An activity holiday in one of the most unspoilt regions of France within easy driving distance
of the channel ports.
Our 19th century château is located close to the pretty village of Ambrières les-Vallées, near
the market town of Mayenne. This is a fantastic location at the crossroads of three of the most
beautiful regions of France – historic Normandy, Celtic Brittany and the rural Pays de la Loire.
normandy
Our beautiful château and
TRAVEL
auberge buildings house a
dining room, social areas,
Coach
lounges with tea and coffee Travel is during the day via
and a bar. The Varenne River Dover–Calais and you will be
marks the border of the 36 acres accompanied by PGL
of grounds and facilities on site representatives. All coaches have
including an abseil tower, seat belts and toilet. Pick-ups are
football pitch, sports hall, available from Manchester,
basketball court, swing and Birmingham, Dover and London.
slide area for younger children
Ferry
and much more.
For self drive holidays, ferry travel is
ACCOMMODATION
not included but can be booked
through PGL. Please see price table
All rooms are simple and comfortable,
for routes and prices. Approx.
with an en-suite bathroom. Adults are
driving distance from ferry ports:
in twin rooms and children are either
Calais 5 hours, Caen 2 hours.
adjacent or opposite in their own
room. Bedding is supplied, but please
Air
bring your own towels.
If travelling by air, we recommend
that you hire a car from the airport.
Approx. driving distance from
nearest airports: Dinard 2 hours.
WHAT’SGREATABOUTIT? WHATYOUSAY
• Less than two hours from Caen ferry port
• Discover the ‘real’ France
• Explore the highlights of Normandy
including Mont St. Michel and the
“
Very delighted with our holiday and
thought it was brilliant value. Staff
were tremendous, particularly on
activities and when encouraging our
children. We are already planning when
Bayeux Tapestry we will go again.
• Excellent value French centre
Smith family, North Yorkshire
”
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