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Fly with cheap flights to Montpellier in Languedoc south of France
Crossing the channel
It's never been easier to get to come to France. You can fly, take a ferry, travel through the tunnel with your car or take the train. However you travel... have a safe and pleasant journey.

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Crossing the channel

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Ferries
The port you use to leave the country and enter France obviously depends on where you live in the UK. The most popular crossing is the Dover / Calais, followed by the Portsmouth / Cherbourg or Le Havre crossing 		 


Use the ferry logo-links on the left side panel to see which is most suitable for you.

Travelling by car

Car travel to Pezenas in Languedoc south of France

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.You can either travel across and down through the centre of France, or, if the arrival port is Calais, down the AutoRoute de soleil - motorway to the sun, travelling via Reims, Dijon and Lyon, taking up the A9 Laguedocienne at Orange.

Travelling from the UK by car means you really should make the journey through France part of the holiday and take a little time to see some of the beautiful countryside.

There are plenty of places to stay, from expensive hotels to the cheap and cheerful AutoRoute motels like Formula 1, B&B or Campanile. Click on the logos to visit their websites to help plan your route.
Map of France - How to get to Languedoc south of France


Travel by rail

Travel to the south of France for holidays
Come by train using the Channel Tunnel
You can take the train, speeding down to the south of France on the new TGV line that stretches from the north of France to the Mediterranean coastline. Trains now go as far as Perpignan.		  

Travel by air
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Flights
There are now plenty of flights to this part of the south of France. You can fly Air France or British Airways to Montpellier. 		 


Many people now choose to fly with the low cost airways, picking up extremely cheap flights. Ryanair fly from Stansted to Carcassonne, Perpignan, Montpellier and Nimes, with regular return fares around £100 - although you can easily pick up bargain tickets from as little as £25 return.

Easyjet fly to Nice, but for holidaymakers thinking of the area around Perpignan, a cheap flight to Barcelona is worth considering.

Car hire in France
By train or plane - hire a car for your stay...
Hire your car as you plan your holiday - don't leave it while the last minute. Click on the car hire company logos to visit the reservation sites and book you car hire now.

Travel to the south of France for holidays

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