Family-Friendly France Travel Guides
Expect guides to the best places to visit in France with kids, including family-friendly beaches, lakes, castles, wildlife parks, museums, markets and outdoor adventures. We also share advice for travelling in France with children, from getting around by train or car to choosing accommodation, managing meal times, and finding playgrounds and child-friendly restaurants. You’ll find seasonal ideas for summer holidays, half term, Christmas markets and weekend breaks, plus budget-friendly tips to make your France holiday go further.
If you’re looking for an honest, family-first France travel guide packed with inspiration and helpful details, start here and plan your next little adventure.
Cannes like a local: Cafe + brunch spots
Sure, grabbing a Café au Lait in most French cafes is a win ~ but I’m here to show you the unique coffee spots in Cannes for those looking for something a little different.
how to spend a day in st malo, Brittany with kids
St. Malo, the stunning walled city on the Brittany coast, is a fantastic destination for families. With its golden beaches, pirate history, and exciting attractions, it offers plenty to keep kids entertained. Whether you're visiting for a day or longer, here’s how to make the most of your time in St. Malo with children.
The Ultimate Guide to Bonifacio, Corsica
The most beautiful port in Europe. Well, that’s my opinion anyway!
Bonifacio is the Corsican town you’ve never heard of.
Hidden gem? This is a hidden diamond
How to spend a day in mont saint michel with kids
Mont Saint-Michel really is the stuff of fairytales – towering spires, winding medieval streets and sweeping sea views that feel straight out of a storybook. But let’s be honest – it’s also one of the busiest landmarks in France and can be a bit of a logistical challenge, especially with children in tow.
11 Unique things to do on the French Riviera with Kids
Looking for something beyond the glitz of the French Riviera?
Do you prefer to wander off the beaten path, discovering hidden gems and exploring like a local?