France Tours
May. 21st, 2010 02:04 pmHi flist
I know I've been largely absent for the last few weeks. Sorry, *blushes* I've just been so brain dead after work that I really cannot come up with anything vaguely intelligent/interesting to say here, lol. :P
I'm thinking of booking a trip to France (for about 2 weeks or so) in end of December-January. Can anyone recommend any good places to book cheap flights and tours? I'm ok for the flight i think, I just need tour info. There's so many tours offered everywhere it's so hard to tell what's a good site and what's a dud. I'm interested in food and wine tours, general touristy attactions, and most importantly, castles!! :)
I'm thinking at the moment it's going to be Paris, the Loire Valley and however many of the towns in southern France as I can fit in. :)
I found this site "InfoHub Specialty Travel Guide" http://www.infohub.com It looks promising and I love some of the tour offerings. Has anyone heard/used it before? Are the tours from there generally any good?
I'd really appreciate whatever recommendations/tips you have about touring France! I'm thinking maybe just book the flights and accommodation in the cities I want to visit, and then figure out what to do and where to go when I get there. The hotels should have info on good local tours right?
Also, OMG *SQUEEEEE* FRANCE!!!!!!!!!!!
I know I've been largely absent for the last few weeks. Sorry, *blushes* I've just been so brain dead after work that I really cannot come up with anything vaguely intelligent/interesting to say here, lol. :P
I'm thinking of booking a trip to France (for about 2 weeks or so) in end of December-January. Can anyone recommend any good places to book cheap flights and tours? I'm ok for the flight i think, I just need tour info. There's so many tours offered everywhere it's so hard to tell what's a good site and what's a dud. I'm interested in food and wine tours, general touristy attactions, and most importantly, castles!! :)
I'm thinking at the moment it's going to be Paris, the Loire Valley and however many of the towns in southern France as I can fit in. :)
I found this site "InfoHub Specialty Travel Guide" http://www.infohub.com It looks promising and I love some of the tour offerings. Has anyone heard/used it before? Are the tours from there generally any good?
I'd really appreciate whatever recommendations/tips you have about touring France! I'm thinking maybe just book the flights and accommodation in the cities I want to visit, and then figure out what to do and where to go when I get there. The hotels should have info on good local tours right?
Also, OMG *SQUEEEEE* FRANCE!!!!!!!!!!!