To More Inquiry
As your trusted travel partner, Pinoy Tourism connects you to the real France in a way like no other. From your first day, you’ll see why France enchants more travelers than any other country on Earth. A captivating blend of vineyards, romantic cities, and charming coastal towns every corner of France is a new chapter waiting to be explored.
With Pinoy Tourism, your French journey is filled with unforgettable moments from the awe-inspiring 8th-century Mont St. Michel to the luxurious aromas of the world-famous Fragonard Parfumerie. In Paris, you’ll be swept up in the magic of the Moulin Rouge, lose yourself in the grandeur of The Louvre, and savor the cinematic charm that made this city a timeless icon of art, fashion, and romance.
Whether you’re sipping Bordeaux wine under the stars or strolling through cobblestone streets lined with cafés, France will be every bit as wonderful as you dream it to be. Let Pinoy Tourism unlock the best of France with authentic experiences and stories you’ll carry for a lifetime.
Trending France Tours
Hmm… Nothing found at the moment!
We’re adding more packages, maybe try another tour?
5 million happy guests and counting
LIVE, UNEDITED & INDEPENDENT TRAVELLERS REVIEWS
France At-a-Glance
With sweeping vineyards, historic cathedrals, romantic cities, and quaint coastal villages, it’s easy to see why France is the world’s most visited country. Join our expert local guides and experience the fairytale beauty, culture, and flavor that define every French adventure.
Currency
Euro
Capital City
Paris
Winter avg temp
5°C
Language
French
Summer avg temp
20°C
Good morning
Bonjour
Time Zone
GMT+2
Good evening
Bonsoir
I love sharing the real stories of France — from my grandfather’s memories of Dunkirk to my children’s modern school life. Traveling here feels like joining our Sunday family table — full of laughter, stories, and, of course, food!
Our Top 5 Things to Do in France Discover with the France Tour Package
Best Museums in France – Discover with France Tour Packages
Best Food in France – Must-Try Speciality with France Tour Packages
What to pack for a tour in France
✔
Comfortable shoes
Cobblestones aren’t high-heel friendly. Walk like a local — stylish, but practical.
✔
French/English phrasebook
A few “bonjours” and “mercis” go a long way.
✔
Weather-appropriate clothing
Pack layers, scarves, and an umbrella — France loves its microclimates.
✔
Mini binoculars
Perfect for spotting art details or admiring skyline views.
✔
Security items
Keep valuables safe and travel worry-free
✔
Pack for sustainable travel
Bring a reusable bottle, eco-bags, and travel-size containers.
France Holiday Packages: Other Things to Know Before You Go
Depending on your nationality, you’ll need a valid passport and possibly a visa. Some countries also require passports to have 3–6 months' validity beyond your trip dates — check this before you travel.
Frequently Asked & Question
France uses the Euro (€). ATMs and card payments are widely accepted, but it’s wise to carry a bit of cash for markets and cafés.
France is known for its fashion, art, wine, and world-famous landmarks like the Eiffel Tower, Louvre, and Mont St. Michel. Each region offers its own beauty — from the lavender fields of Provence to the glittering Riviera coast.
A service charge is usually included, but rounding up the bill or leaving small change for great service is always appreciated.
Visitors from many countries, including the U.S., can stay up to 90 days without a visa. Always confirm requirements with your local French consulate.
Spring (April–June) and fall (September–October) are ideal. Expect mild weather, fewer crowds, and a more relaxed vibe.
It varies by region: temperate in the north, Mediterranean in the south, and snowy in the Alps. Check local forecasts before you go.
France uses plug types C and E, 230V voltage. U.S. travelers will need an adapter — and possibly a converter.
Yes — perfectly safe and often delicious! Ask for a carafe d’eau instead of bottled water in restaurants.
To truly enjoy France’s highlights, plan at least 7–10 days. That gives you time for Paris, a regional getaway, and some slow, indulgent exploration.
Don’t miss Bastille Day (July 14), Cannes Film Festival (May), or Christmas markets in Alsace. You’ll also find countless wine harvests, music events, and food festivals year-round.
