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South ofFrance


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Dordogne Lot & Garonne


The South of France has long been a popular holiday destination with idyllic coastlines, mountains, quaint hilltop cities and cosmopolitan towns. Covering Provence, the Alps and the Côte d’Azur, the region offers a variety of activities from hiking along the Grand Canyon du Verdon to riding the famous Camargue white horses. Here you’ll find ‘jet set’ resorts such as St Tropez, Cap Ferrat and Cap d’Antibes plus the quieter towns like Grasse, a charming place famed for its perfume.


Marseille, France’s oldest city, boasts a cosmopolitan ambience with top-class culinary experiences and the hustle and bustle of its port. Try the more serene Avignon, once the papal residence or nearby Orange, with stunning Roman ruins and amphitheatre. With Greek and Roman monuments scattered across the countryside, fields of lavender and sunflowers and the beautiful scenery, it’s no wonder artists like Cézanne and Van Gogh loved to paint here.


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Montpellier C11


61 C02 C05 C01 Perpignan


Narbonne C35


C03 Mediterranean Sea


At a glance LANGUAGE French CURRENCY Euros


TIME (GMT) +1 winter +2 summer


GOOD BUYS Perfumes, all types of lavender products, glacé fruits.


Please call us on 01342 316 101 or visit www.caravanclub.co.uk C04 Marseille C27 C23 Mende Montélimar C32 C34 C10 Avignon Nîmes Arles


South of France Sisteron


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Aix-en- Provence


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C21 Cannes St-Tropez


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Domaine de La Yole La Petite Camargue Ma Prairie


Le Mas de Reilhe Les Tamaris


Domaine du Verdon Au Vallon Rouge Esterel Caravaning La Vieille Ferme


Camping Holiday Marina Le Haras


Domaine des Naïades Les Pinèdes


Domaine de Massereau Les Ranchisses


Le Val de Cantobre Château de Boisson Le Belvédère Les Rivages Les Mimosas


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