Tours and Trip Packages to France in June 2025
Traveling to France in June 2025? We offer 200+ tours, trips and vacation packages to France in June 2025. Our France in June 2025 tour packages and trips have 1200+ customer reviews. All the France June 2025 tour packages and trips are carried out by hand-picked, qualified local and international France tour operators.
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Mont Blanc Highlights
4.9
"Excellent holiday, thoroughly enjoyed the week. Five hikes with a variety of sights and different terrain. The Chalet Savoy is"
Best Of France Tour
4.8
"Really enjoyed the schedule of events each day. The trip's time was definitely worth it because each day was exciting"
Normandy, Brittany & The Loire Valley
8 days food trip through Paris, Deauville, Normandy, and 3 other destinations in France.
Highlights of France
4
13 days countryside and village visits trip through Paris, Val de Loire, Deauville, and 5 other destinations in France.
Europe Taster
4.8
"Yes, it was fast paced but it was just a Taster. Our group was amazing and Roma was extraordinary, she"
Classic Europe
4.8
"This tour was an amazing experience and a great way to see A LOT of Europe in a short amount"
French Heritage
22 days wine tasting trip through Paris, Monaco, Saint Paul De Vence, and 14 other destinations in France.
Spotlight on Paris
9 days city sightseeing trip in France, visiting Paris, Versailles, and Montmartre.
Jewels of Southwest France
10 days art and architecture trip in France, visiting Bordeaux, Dordogne, and Southern France.
France June 2025 Tour Reviews
4.7 - Excellent
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5 - Excellent
- TK
A great itinerary with a good mix of activity and free time. Was fast paced but got to get a lovely snapshot of Europe . Michelle was a friendly and knowledgeable tour leader and Gareth was a very safe driver and they make a great team!
5 - Excellent
- Anonymous
Chemin St Jacques, Moissac to St Jean Pied de Port: after a largely Covid-induced 4 year break, we completed our 2019 walk (from Le Puy en Velay to Moissac) without incident (apart from some minor aches and a niggling shin splint). The accommodation and food were fine; we had our favourites but all were good. We didn't get lost, though we didn't in the end use the Guibo app; I prefer the IGN GR65 maps and Dave Whitson's new Cicerone Via Podiensis guidebook is excellent! Natalie and Julia in the Auckland office were brilliant when we were organising the trip. The only letdown is that it was all over too soon; wish I was still there!
4 - Very Good
- Anonymous
The process of booking was generally a good experience. They took our order for an exclusive group of at least 10 persons over 3 years ago and were willing to allow us to hold the deposit in credit until this year before applying it to our trip. They were patient with all the changes of people in our group and even flexible enough to allow us to change this to an open group when we could not fill the minimum of 10 places in the end. Ou guide, Yoan, was also efficient day to day in briefing us on what to expect the next day, organising the luggage which we did not carry in our day pack and getting us to each new designation. He was also able to respond to our questions about what we see and his weather forecast was largely accurate, allowing us to be ready for the different weather conditions. Needless to say, the weather was mostly all right and this gave us a stunning view of the Mont Blanc area throughout the trip.
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