Wine is quite simply one of France's greatest exports. Take a wine tour round one of the regions of France and you'll soon discover just why French wine is admired and renowned the world over. Stay in one of our 3000 self catering properties along the way and you'll really experience all that France has to offer - fantastic scenery, friendly locals, and a passion for making the finest wine!

  • Rhone Valley Wine Region

    Lying south of Lyon, the Rhone stretches right to the Mediterranean and along the slopes of its valley are the vineyards of world famous wines such as Hermitage and Chateauneuf du Pape. more

  • Champagne Wine Region Guide

    Aah… Champagne! A wine that will always be a welcome, sparkling treat and a beautiful region with mile after mile of vineyards and small champagne producers to discover. This makes the area a great hunting ground for visiting wine lovers. more

  • Beaujolais Wine Region

    The very name suggests a picturesque location with pretty villages set among rolling hills. Beaujolais offers all this - and gorgeously drinkable red wines too. more

  • Languedoc Wine Region

    A truly extraordinary region where majestic mountains and crags give way to fertile valleys - all producing rich red wines (recently much improved) from communes like St Chinian, Minervois and Corbieres. more

  • South West Wine Region

    From the Dordogne in the north to the Lot valley in the south and the western Pyrenees, the South West is home to a fascinating range of grape varieties and styles producing luscious dessert wines of red, white and rose. more

  • Provence Wine Region

    From the Alps in the north and east to the warm Mediterranean in the south, this is a region of sunkissed flowers, herbs and vines. No wonder it produces such excellent pale pink wines and rich, full reds. more

  • Bordeaux Wine Region

    Best known for the world-famous Chateaux of the Medoc, Bordeaux also produces great wines from the south and east - places like Graves and St Emilion. more

  • Loire Wine Region

    The garden valley of France lines one of the longest rivers in Europe. The Loire is home to delicious wines like Muscadet, Sancerre, Pouilly and Anjou that perfectly accompany local dishes. more

  • Roussillon Wine Region

    About as far south and west as you can go in France! With its Mediterranean sunshine, this is an exciting region of stunning red, white and rose wine development. more

  • Burgundy Wine Region

    The great wine region of Burgundy is famous all over the world for its subtle Chardonnay whites and sensual Pinot Noir reds. more