The South of France is some of the best weather, amazing scenery and delicious food in all of Europe and to experience all of this from the comfort of your home on wheels, certainly makes it an amazing place to visit. It is a popular destination with variety. Offering a range of scenic roads, beautiful coastal towns, and iconic cities such as Marseille and Nice.
With this complete guide, planning ahead and familiarizing yourself, you will be able to make the most of your enjoyable and safe motorhome or campervan trip to the South of France. These cities offer a range of cultural attractions, including museums, art galleries, and historic sites, as well as shopping, cultural hubs, dining, and nightlife options. The French Riviera stretches for five hundred and fifty miles of what feels like endless sun, sea, and beautiful beaches. The stunning coastlines, inviting Mediterranean seas, rugged mountains of the Alpes Maritimes, and incredible cosmopolitan cities make it a haven for road trips and an excellent destination for beach lovers to adventure enthusiasts.
The people and culture of the south of France are as diverse and captivating as the region itself. From bustling cities to quaint villages, the locals are known for their warmth and hospitality. They take pride in their rich history and cultural heritage, and it shows in their love for food, wine, and the arts.
The region is known for its delicious cuisine, including fresh seafood, cheese, and local produce. The people here also have a strong connection to the arts, with many famous painters, writers, and musicians have called this place home. If you learn a few of the basics of the french language you will be greeted by warmth and friendliness. We recommend absolutely recommend avoiding the summer holidays and peak summer.
France is one of the most visited countries in the world, with up to million visitors a year , and a significant number of those are travelling with their families in the Summer time- June, July and August. Although you will be fine to visit during those times the impact it does have is the accessibilities of AIRES, parking spots, congestion and traffic on the roads and how busy it gets sightseeing.
