Golf Breaks In France
Just a short hop over the channel, golf breaks in France are a cost-effective way to get away for a weekend and play some of the magnificent courses in Le Touquet and the wider Northern France region including Brittany. Travelling to this destination could not be simpler using the Eurotunnel which also gives you flexibility and keeps within a budget by allowing you to take your own car. Le Manoir Hotel is one of the most popular accommodation options, with golfers enjoying rounds at Golf du Touqet’s Le Mer and Le Foret courses and Hardelot’s Pins and Dunes courses.Popular Holiday Types In France
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Golf Holidays in France
With over 550 golf courses in the region, the first of which dates back to 1856, and host to the 2018 Ryder Cup, it’s fair to say France is a firmly established member of the golfing map. Due to the country’s vast geographical size, it provides a range of different terrains and climates making it a fabulous destination. Golf Holidays in France are sure to be enjoyed for a long time to come.
With easy access from the UK and Ireland, our range of French Golf Holidays offers terrific value for money. Golf Holidays in France are perfect for a quick over-night break or a long week of golf. We have options to suit all budgets, group sizes, and board types -be it all inclusive, bed and breakfast or self-catering.
Golf Breaks In France Offer Great Convenience
You can be enjoying our golf holidays in France in just over an hours travel from the South of the UK thanks to the Eurotunnel. No more hire cars at the airport, pop your clubs in the back of your car and away you go! Golf Holidays in France offer a great mix of 3 to 5-star accommodation and a stunning range of courses from resort style courses to European Tour venues. We can provide golf breaks in a number of regions in France including the Northern region in resorts like AA Saint-Omer Hotel Du Golf as well as Domaine et Golf De Vaugouard near Paris. We also offers great deals at a number of other golf resorts in France, including Le Touquet. Here you will find the popular Le Manoir Hotel and courses such as Hardelot Golf.
Best Golf Resorts in France
France has some incredible golf courses & resorts. Here are some of the very best golf courses and resorts that France has to offer:
- Hardelot Golf
- Le Touquet Golf Club
- Golf De Wimereux
- Golf De Saint-Saens
- Golf Barriere Deauville
- Golf D’Etretat
- AA Saint-Omer Golf Club
- Chateau D’Augerville Golf Club
- Crecy Golf
- Dolce Chantilly Golf
- Le Golf National
Golf In France – Fly, Ferry or Drive
For those looking to fly on their golf holiday in France, there are a number of budget airlines who offer fantastic rates and short flight times from a wide range of UK and Irish airports. Or alternatively, make great use of the ferry links and hit the French courses by lunchtime.
With a number of great resorts in and around Northern France, Glencor golf holidays can help build your perfect French golf holiday today. Simply browse our great range of golf holidays in France or call us on 01904 406550 and we will be happy to help!
FAQs About Golf In France
Which airports can I fly to?
There are flights from most UK airports to Paris however the majority of golfers access the golfing region in Northern France via EuroTunnel which arrives in Calais.
Which UK airports serve this destination?
The EuroTunnel is the easiest way to access the Northern region France of France like Le Touquet. This is accessed via Junction 11A of the M20 near Folkestone. If you intend to fly, most UK airports fly to Paris.
How long is the flight time?
Flights to Paris from London are approx 1 hour and 10 minutes however the EuroTunnel from Folkestone to Calais is around 35 minutes.
Do I need a passport to travel to this destination?
Please see the Foreign And Commonwealth travel advice for full up up to date details: https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/france
When is the best time for a golf holiday to this destination?
High season for golf in France is considered to be between April to June as well as September to October.
What are the local attractions?
It’s not just spectacular golf, France has to offer. There are some beautiful towns in this part of the country. Those to consider include Le Harve which is a port town with a beautiful cathedral and a stunning coastline called Côte d’Albâtre, whilst Caen is one of Normandy’s gems. Here you can find A Contre Sens, a Michelin Star restaurant. Finally, Mons Saint-Micahel is one to test the camera on – situated on it’s own island, this UNESCO World Heritage Site dates back to the 6th Century.
Where can we go for nightlife?
If you are after night clubs and bar crawls on your golf holiday then there are other destinations you should consider but if you want to relax with some magnificent food, beer and wine after a day on the fairways then this region is perfect. Le Touquet is a favourite with British golfers.
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