Walking Holidays in France

Whether you’re new to hiking holidays or you’re quite a seasoned hiker, you’re sure to find a walking holiday that suits your degree of experience and also excites you with regard to the amazing scenery you’ll hike through, the places you’ll visit, the experiences you’ll accumulate, and the activities you’ll partake in along the way.

Wine and Dine Like Never Before

You don’t have to be a gastronome or an oenophile to recognise that French food and wine truly is second to none. For the oenophile within us all, the wine-producing regions of France are without equal, with Alsace, Bordeaux, Provence, Burgundy and Loire among the many notable regions that you can visit on self-guided walking tour of France with Hooked on Walking.  When you embark upon one of our specially developed holidays in France, you’re setting off on a journey of discovery, one to delight all your senses, especially your sense of taste.

Provence Walking Tours

When most people think about the French region of Provence they may have images of the Cote d’Azur coast with the blue colour sea, images of lavender fields, images of white horse and pink flamingos of the Camargue or images of quaint Provencal villages, well this is all correct and it is no wonder so many wish to visit this most beautiful region with such varied landscapes.  There are several parts of Provence you can visit on a walking holiday, why not explore the Verdon Gorge to the east just north of Nice, in the west or Provence and close to Avignon is the Luberon National Park or you can hike into the famous wine producing region of the Cotes du Rhone, lastly you can explore the south west of Provence that inspired Van Gogh and several of his paintings in the Alpilles hills.

Burgundy Walking Tours

There are many famous Burgundy wines, Chardonnay’s, Pinot Noir’s, Chablis and Beaujolais’s. Indeed, if you enjoy a glass or two then our Burgundy Walking holiday will not disappoint. Burgundy is a flattish region but it is blessed with many a historic town with stunning architecture, quaint streets, fabulous bars and restaurants and wonderful French hospitality.