The 100 most beautiful places to visit in France

Why always go away, while France has beautiful places? Discover, region by region the most beautiful places in France!

Do you really have to go abroad to discover new landscapes to breathe us? Between natural sites, lakes, caves and gorges, we offer you a list of the most beautiful places to go to France, region by region.

Among these must-see places in French territory, at least one of them is very close to you! If you don’t know what to do this weekend or on your next holiday, put your backpack and explore one of these beautiful places. The opportunity to visit France once and for all!

Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes

Mont Aiguille

Mont Aiguille is the location of mountaineers in the south of the department of Isère. It is one of the seven wonders of the Dauphiné! Certainly one of the most beautiful places in France!

Mont Blanc

The highest point of the Alps chain with an altitude of 4809 metres, Mont Blanc is the highest peak in Western Europe. It is located at the Franco-Italian border. It is without any one of the most beautiful places in France, but especially the most dizzy!

The Gorges de l’Ardèche

A true canyon of about 30 km, this site has been classified as a “national natural reserve”. It is possible to discover the beautiful views offered by the gorges of the Ardèche in canoeing, hiking ( see hiking ) or by the road by car.

Val d’Isère

This small mountain village in the Savoy department is a renowned destination for winter sports. This town is known to be one of the world capitals of skiing! The village has the peculiarity of not being snowed in winter, which gives it an additional stamp.

Lake Annecy

Lake Annecy , also sometimes named the "blue lake", is a lake formed about 18,000 years ago during the melting of large alpine glaciers. This natural site attracts many tourists every year and offers activities such as paddle, canoe and paragliding.

Lyon

The Capital of Gauls is certainly one of the most beautiful places in France. Its architectural and historical heritage has little equal in the Hexagon. But Lyon is also the top place of French gastronomy, thanks in particular to Les Bouchons and the giant of the cuisine: Paul Bocuse.

Finally, don't miss Fourvière, its basilica, its funicular and its panorama over the city.

La Chaîne des Puys

Here is one of the most beautiful natural places in France. The Puys Chain houses no less than 80 volcanoes. The panorama lovers will be served. Also, be afraid, these volcanoes are off!

The Monts du Cantal

Other natural show auvergnat: the Monts du Cantal. This region of the Regional Natural Park Auvergne volcanoes constitutes, nothing but this, the largest stratovolcano in Europe! Among the mythical places are Puy Mary, Puy Griou or the Plomb du Cantal.

The Puy-en-Velay

Architectural heritage lovers will be delighted to discover the Puy-en-Velay in Haute-Loire. Especially in front of the sumptuous Notre-Dame Cathedral, listed in Unesco World Heritage.

Burgundy Franche-Comté

The tray of the Mille ponds

It’s in the heart of Regional Natural Park of Ballons des Vosges the Mille ponds, a natural setting created by the disappearance of glaciers, but also by human intervention. So, meadows, moors, ponds and forests offer you a perfect setting for disconnect .

Besançon

The one that the premises sometimes name "Besac" is worth the detour. Every year, thousands of visitors come to discover the city of franc-comtoise and its Citadelle. Designed by Vauban, it perfectly represents the military architecture of the 17th century.

Now part of Unesco’s world heritage, it also allows you to enjoy the panorama of the old city and the Doubs. Magic.

Baume-les-Mesieurs

Balm-les-Messieurs is located in the Jura and is considered among the French as one of the most beautiful villages of the Hexagon. A justified status when visiting his Abbey, his caves or looking at the beauty of the stunts of the stunts.

Vézelay

Another town worth the detour, Vézelay faces the heights of Morvan. Step way to Santiago de Compostela , its heritage is reversing. Do not miss its Basilica Sainte-Madeleine, Renaissance style houses, as well as vineyard houses.

Beaune

Burgundy wine capital, Beaune is a must-see stage in Burgundy. Even more if your trip is focused on oentourism. Think of visiting the Hospices, a Gothic wonder now welcoming a museum.

Paray-le-Monial

In the south of Burgundy, is the beautiful village of Paray-le-Monial, renowned for its Romanesque basilica. Walk through the historic centre and soak in the medieval past. One of the most beautiful places in France, too little known to our taste.

Brittany

Saint-Malo

Saint-Malo is unique. This port city charms tourists with its coastline and city, surrounded by ramparts. Inside, the castle, the Cathedral of Saint Vincent and the Fort National will plunge you years back.

Rennes

Capital of Brittany, Rennes perfectly blends its historical heritage and culture with its contemporary life. In addition, nature is only a few minutes away, for those who want to relax. Finally, Rennes is the perfect city to discover terroir breton .

The land of the Abers

Located north of the region, the Country of Abers is an ideal destination for families. In addition to offering beautiful landscapes, the area also offers many outdoor activities. And what to say about the Virgin Island and its lighthouse, the highest in Old Continent.

The coast of pink Granit

Discover this breathtaking natural landscape. Its rocks with special shapes and unique color seduces tourists from all over the world. Visit Ploumanac’h and its lighthouse, Perros-Guirrec and its thermal baths, and finish in Tregastel to enjoy the coast and aquarium.

Interesting

Interesting is simply one of the more beautiful Breton islands . You will be charmed by its coves, cliffs and caprices of nature, creating a particular atmosphere.

Cape Fréhel

Cape Fréhel dominates the sea from the top of the cliffs, culminating at 70 meters high. Known to be one of the most views of Brittany, it is also an important ornithological zone. Finally, don't miss the Fort La Latte, a defensive castle listed in the Historical Monuments.

The mountains of Arrée

The mountains of Arrée separate its department, the Finistère, in two. Here you will observe the wild nature at loss of sight (8 000 ha to be precise). A wild nature that can be seen from above, if you climb the Roc’h Trevezel, which peaks at 384 meters.

Raz's tip

Ranked as the Grand Site of France, the Raz Point is the must-see place of Finistère. The landscape, entirely designed by the elements, offers a fascinating natural setting. In front you can see another must-see place: the Raz de Sein.

Belle-Île-en-Mer

Belle-Île-en-Mer enjoys an exceptional environment, marked by cliffs, moors and dunes. What to offer a nice panorama. Many visitors come to enjoy this bucolic and romantic setting.

Carnac

Carnac is a flagship destination in Brittany. If hiking ( see hiking ), culture and the coastline are important activities of the seaside resort, it is indeed its 3,000 menhirs who made its reputation. The megalithic site was already present more than 6,000 years ago.

The Gulf of Morbihan

If the Gulf of Morbihan pleases so many tourists, it is for microclimate, its islands and islets that form a bay. One of the most beautiful in the world. From Vannes to the Presqu’Île de Rhuys, the Gulf of Morbihan has everything Brittany can offer us.

Centre Val-de-Loire

Les Châteaux de la Loire

The Loire Valley has long inspired many artists. Its rivers, forests, vineyards and especially its famous castles will not fail to charm you!

Chartres

Chartres is an excellent idea of visiting, less than an hour and a half from Paris. The opportunity to discover the time of a weekend, its cathedral and the castle of Maintenon, respectively classified as the UNESCO heritage and the Historical Monuments.

Bourges

Capital of Berry, Bourges has a fascinating heritage. Take a walk in the centre to admire the old houses, before visiting the Jacques-Cœur Palace, considered one of the most beautiful civil buildings in the country.

But the monument not to be missed remains the Cathedral, very imposing, listed in UNESCO World Heritage.

Corse

Cap Corse

The peninsula of Cap Corse is a concentrate of what Corsica can be. Paradise beaches, typical mountain villages, valleys or exceptional views. Ideal, therefore, to discover the Island of Beauty.

The Calanques of Piana

Located on the West Coast, the Calanques of Piana are one of the most beautiful places in Corsica. The turquoise water plunges into the land, to end surrounded by rocky valleys. A wonderful show not to be missed.

Bonifacio

Located at the southern tip of the island, Bonifacio is known throughout the world for its white cliffs, constituting the limit of the island. Its Haute Ville, and its picturesque streets, is also worth a look. Moreover, in clear weather, you can even see Sardinia.

Porto-Vecchio

Also called the "Cité du Sel", Porto-Vecchio is one if it is not the most beautiful city of Corsica. The picturesque decors of the port, the old town and the Citadel plunge us into the ancient Corsica.

But Porto-Vecchio, they are also Paradise beaches and wild, as in Palombaggia and Santa Giulia.

Grand East

The Vineyard of Champagne

In the east of the Paris region, along the rivers of the Marne, the Vesle and the Aisne, the Vignoble de Champagne is the favourite destination for lovers of the famous sparkling wine.

Strasbourg

European Parliament Headquarters, Strasbourg is a crossroads of cultures. Its heritage and art of living attract tourists from all over the world every year.

Colmar

Known for its historic centre and its “Little Venice”, Colmar is one of the most beautiful cities in Alsace. In winter or summer, you will be cradled by the warmth of the premises.

The Château du Haut-Koenigsbourg

This 12th century castle is one of the most beautiful in France. By visiting him, you will travel nine centuries of history.

Metz

The messin heritage is one of the richest in the territory. Many are places of interest that testify to the medieval past of Metz. But the city is also a land of art, including the Pompidou-Metz Centre.

Stanislas Square Nancy

Located in the UNESCO World Heritage Site, Stanislas Square is considered the most beautiful place in Europe. Its 18th century architecture charms its visitors both day and night.

Troyes

The historic capital of Champagne, Troyes has an exceptional heritage, which extends from the Gallo-Roman era to the present day. Its historic centre, both medieval and Renaissance, has the peculiarity of being in the shape of a champagne cap.

The Cathedral of Reims

The Cathedral of Reims is simply one of the most beautiful achievements of Gothic art. Classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it has hosted no less than 33 bags of kings of France. Technical achievements and historical moments that make it one of the most beautiful places in France.

Hauts-de-France

The bay of Somme

Somme Bay is an exceptional natural setting. Its cliffs, dunes and pebbles form an extraordinary landscape, where human trace is almost nonexistent. The bay is also populated with migratory birds and marine veal seals.

Amiens

Amiens does not lack places of interest. Indeed, the prefecture of the Somme has a rich heritage, witness of centuries. The Cathedral (registered at Unesco), the district (medieval) Saint-Leu, the Jules Verne House, the Picardie Museum... all these places will make the happiness of art and history enthusiasts.

Lille

Lille has an exceptional architectural heritage. The reason? The various dominations: before becoming French, the capital of the Hauts-de-France was Flemish, Burgundy and even Spanish. Walk through the alleys of Old Lille to discover this heritage.

La Côte d’Opale

With its 100 km of coastline, the Côte d’Opale offers breathtaking landscapes. Between its beaches, its two capes or its towns, this coastal area is a prime destination to escape from the daily life.

Île-de-France

The Garden of Versailles

Located in the estate of the Château de Versailles, an exceptional monument having been the residence of the Kings of France, the Jardin de Versailles is considered to be the model of the regular garden “to the French” with its 386 works of art including 221 statues.

Paris

One of the most visited cities in the world is obviously not forgotten: Paris! Unmissable location in France with monuments such as the Eiffel Tower, the Notre Dame Cathedral or the Basilica of the Sacred Heart. Discover the beautiful French capital and its vibrant streets thanks to our list of 20 things to do in Paris !

The medieval city of Provins

Near Paris, discover the medieval city of Provins, a place full of history. Its medieval heritage, still on foot, bears witness to the most beautiful hours of the city, when Provins was an important trade hub. When the Counts of Champagne were at their peak.

The Château de Vaux-le-Vicomte

The Château de Vaux-le-Vicomte is a magnificent 17th century work, known for serving as a model at the Château de Versailles. The two places will be imagined by the same artists, including the famous André le Nôtre, the most famous of the landscapers.

Fontainebleau

Fontainebleau is a high cultural, artistic and natural place. Rendu famous for its forest and castle, Fontainebleau is one of the most beautiful witnesses of an ancient France.

Normandy

The Mont-Saint-Michel

Located in the department of La Manche in Normandy, Mont-Saint-Michel, which returns to an island in case of strong tides, is one of the must-see places to visit in France. It features its famous abbey, restaurants and a magnificent view of the bay.

Les Falaises d’Étretat

Les Falaises d’Étretat, a source of inspiration for many painters, is one of the most visited places in France. These spectacular white chalk cliffs and its nearby pebble beaches make the success of this place.

Rouen

Rouen is nicknamed the "city with a hundred bells", which is enough to understand that the capital of Normandy has an important heritage. The best example is his cathedral, the highest in France. Finally, Rouen was also to leave in the footsteps of Jeanne d’Arc, who was burned here on May 30, 1431.

The Fleurie Coast

Cabourg, Honfleur, Deauville, Trouville-sur-Mer... these names probably speak to you. Know that these communes are part of the Fleurie coast, a 40 km stretched coastline, where beaches and cliffs follow. A perfect place to relax. Enjoy it also to discover the local heritage, like the famous villas of the nineteenth century.

The landing beaches

Difficult to imagine that these beautiful beaches have been the scenery of the largest amphibious operation and airportd all the time. Yet, once you arrive, you will feel this emotion immerse you. You have understood it, the landing beaches are both a great place of history and an exceptional natural landscape.

New Aquitaine

La Grotte de Lascaux

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Lascaux Cave has several prehistoric works, including paintings and engravings dating back to over 17,000 years.

The Pilat Dune

Located at the edge of the Landes de Gascogne forest and at the southern entrance of the Arcachon basin, the Dune du Pilat is the highest dune in Europe with a height of 110 meters.

The Arcachon Basin

This triangular lagoon is located in the heart of the Landes Gascogne in Gironde and opens widely on the Atlantic Ocean. To visit on board a pinasse, typical boat of the Arcachon basin.

Collonges-la-Rouge

Located in Corrèze, Collonges-la-Rouge owes its name to the red sandstone: a local stone used on the buildings of this village. A peculiarity that makes it one of the more beautiful French villages .

La Rochelle

La Rochelle is one of the most beautiful port cities in France. A simple fishing village at the beginning, La Rochelle becomes a port of importance, even a strategic location. A History to be discovered by surveying the old city and the fortifications (imagined by Vauban).

Island of Re

The Island of Ré is a concentrate of natural wonders that you can discover on the Atlantic coast. Beaches, salt marshes, vineyards...the landscapes subjugate all tourists. Unfortunately, this ecosystem remains fragile. Thus, visiting the Island of Re implies the responsibility of each and initiates you to the ecotourism .

Bordeaux

A true city of Art and History, Bordeaux is considered by many as the most beautiful city in France. Inscribed to UNESCO’s heritage, there are more than 300 classified places. Its docks, squares, alleys and “ Gare du Midi” are constantly attracting tourists from all over the world.

L’Île d’Oléron

The largest island in the French Atlantic, Oleron Island blends a wild nature with an exceptional heritage. Mimosas and sandy beaches await you for a farniente. It is also a land of ostreiculture, which you can discover at the Maison de l’Huître oléronaise.

Saint-Émilion

Visiting Saint-Émilion is discovering its vineyard, the pillar of local culture. Moreover, the vineyard of Saint-Émilion was the first to be registered in the UNESCO world heritage.

But Saint-Émilion is also the famous macaron, as well as its monolith church (the largest in Europe).

The Perigord

Lands of History and Traditions, the Périgord is one of the most beautiful places in France. You will discover his castles and its bastides, which tell the history of the place. Then the caves will plunge you into the heart of the Prehistory.

Finally, vineyards, nature and the terroir will let you discover the traditions and activities that the Périgord can offer.

Biarritz

Biarritz and its wild coast attract many tourists to the Basque Country. Subsequently, the cultural and architectural heritage, between gastronomy, Art Nouveau and Art Deco, makes these same tourists love the seaside resort and its region.

The Ossau Valley

Hiking, water sports or road trip, the Ossau Valley will please many of you. You can practice many activities, all in an exceptional natural setting, which give these activities another dimension.

Occitania

The Gorges du Tarn

Popular for hiking, climbing and kayaking, the Gorges du Tarn is a canyon located in the department of Lozère and caused by the erosion of the Tarn River. Gorges extend over 50 km long.

Lake Salagou

Lake Salagou is an artificial lake easily accessible from the largest cities of Heraultaises ( Montpellier , Beziers and Sète). Surrounded by red and black hills, this lake offers the possibility of water sports in a nearly lunar landscape.

The Medieval City of Carcassonne

The City of Carcassonne in the department of Aude is a medieval architectural ensemble whose origins date back to the Gallo-Roman period. This city includes Château Comtal and Saint-Nazaire Basilica.

Cirque de Gavarnie

This natural glacial circus, part of the Pyrenees National Park, has been classified as Unesco World Heritage as a natural and cultural site. There is an impressive 423 m high waterfall in its heart.

The Canal de Midi

Listed on the UNESCO World Heritage List since 1996, the Canal de Midi is one of the oldest canals in Europe still in operation. This canal connects the city of Toulouse to Sète, to throw itself into the Mediterranean sea.

Les Orgues d’Ille-sur-Têt

Also known as the "roads of fairies", the Orgues d’Ille-sur-Têt are ochre crests dating more than 2 million years from the erosion of sedimentary rocks. This site offers a unique landscape in the Pyrenees.

The Pont du Gard

The Pont du Gard is one of the most beautiful Roman masterpieces still standing! The incredible building, located in the Gard near Remoulins, ensured the continuity of the Roman aqueduct that led the water from Uzès to Nimes.

Collioure

Located on the Catalan coastline, Collioure is a typical village of South France. Its seaside and picturesque alleys make it one of the most beautiful villages in the country.

Cathar castles

Located on the heights of the Corbières, Cathar castles are located in the heart of the regions where "catharism" was the strongest. Yet, many of these castles actually have no connection to religious dissent. But their beauty is undeniable.

The Pic Saint-Loup

The Pic Saint Loup dominates the Herault plain and offers a panorama of the surroundings, from the Cevennes to the sea, to Montpellier. Take your sports shoes and go to the summit.

Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert

Located near the beach Pont du Diable , Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert is one of the most beautiful French villages.

The medieval village is renowned for the Abbey of Gellone, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The relics of Saint-Guilhem and the True Cross would be preserved, attracting many pilgrims and tourists in the Hérault Valley.

Nimes

Nîmes and its heritage are no longer to present. Indeed, the ancient Nemausus was one of the most important Roman cities. Today, the Maison Carré, the Tour Magne and especially the Arènes are still on foot. They are also in a remarkable state of conservation.

But Nîmes is also a city of culture and traditions. The most important of them being the taurine culture, celebrated during the Féria .

The Cevennes

The Cevennes are a mountain range, located on the departments of Lozère, Gard, Ardèche and Hérault. There are charming villages and an exceptional nature. It is also an ideal playground for outdoor activities.

Toulouse

Known for its place of the Capitole and its terracotta bricks, there is much more to see in the Rose City. Indeed, its perfectly preserved heritage has been fuelled by different centuries and movements.

Toulouse Languedocienne, Toulouse Renaissance or Toulouse spatial, the city has multiple facets, making the South-West metropolis unique.

Cordes-sur-Ciel

The Al-Bigeo bastide and its Gothic heritage are immanquable. So if you're looking to visit more beautiful villages of Occitania , a passage through Cordes-sur-Ciel becomes almost mandatory.

Rocamadour

Behind this name, sometimes known for its cheese, lies an exceptional medieval village. Located on the cliff, the village of Rocamadour dominates the Alzou canyon.

In addition, Rocamadour is a stage of the way to Compostela, where pilgrims and pilgrims come to contemplate the Basilica of Saint-Sauveur and the crypt of Saint-Amadour, classified as the world heritage of Unesco.

Conquests

The lovers of the Middle Ages will be charmed by Conques. The village has largely preserved the original plan of the city. Discover the Abbey of Sainte-Foy, a church of pilgrimage in the Romanesque style and listed on the UNESCO world heritage.

L’Aubrac

The Aubrac is an ideal land for rest and upheaval. Nature surrounds you, unless you find yourself in one of the beautiful villages on the plateau. But if the Aubrac is known to all, it is for its terroir and its famous dish: the food.

Pays de la Loire

Nantes

Nantes offers a perfect compromise between past and present. If its modernity makes it one of the cities where it is good to live, the historical and architectural heritage is not aside.

Discover the different facets of the city, from the Castle of Dukes of Brittany to the Island , passing through the Cathedral of Saint-Pierre-et-Saint-Paul and the garden of plants.

Black

Famous for its salt, Noirmoutier and its microclimate is a flagship destination of tourism . The place is conducive to relaxation and escape, whether in a couple or in a family.

Guérande

Also famous for his salt , Guérande is also a medieval city. Better, nearby, the Presqu’Île is home to many megaliths. You understood it, Guérande will surprise you.

Provence Alpes Côte d’Azur

The Gorges du Verdon

Renowned to form the most beautiful canyon in Europe, these exceptional gorges and the river of Verdon with turquoise blue color are definitely a place to visit in the south of France! One of the most famous corners of the Gorges du Verdon is certainly the Lac de Sainte Croix.

La Camargue

The Camargue, located in the departments of Bouches-du-Rhône and the Gard is an ideal place to ride on horseback and admire no less than 2,000 species of fauna and flora. Also discover the Camarguas traditions, where bulls and horses are kings.

The Plateau de Valensole

With an area of 800 km2, this plateau has a wide variety of Mediterranean and mountain trees and plants. The big plus? This is the place to go to observe the beautiful fields of lavender with loss of sight!

Les calanques de Cassis

Located between Cassis and Marseille , this large cliff chain offers kilometers of hiking trails ( see the tracks ) with a magnificent view of clear and blue waters.

The Ocres of Rustrel

Also known as "Provencal Colorado", this semi-natural site in the department of Vaucluse extends over 30 hectares and offers unusual landscapes with red-orange shades that remind Colorado. An air of America, therefore, but yet one of the most beautiful places in France!

Beaches of Cannes

Often more known for its festival, Cannes is a very pretty city to explore especially for its beaches that are furious under a beautiful sunny weather!

The Queyras Valley

The Queyras Valley is also a regional natural park located in the Hautes-Alpes department. Driven by the Guil, the torrential river of South-East France, this destination is very popular for hiking ( see the tracks ) she offers.

Avignon

By visiting Avignon, you will not know where to give your head. Between the beauty of the historic center, the Pont Saint-Bénézet and History Palace of the Popes , there's already something to be marvelled.

But if we add to this the dynamism in the summer, brought by the festivals, the Provencal atmosphere and the gastronomic wealth, we simply get one of the most beautiful and pleasant places in France.

Le Luberon

This massif, which became Regional Park, has kept its authenticity. Provencal villages, lush fauna and flora and its terroir make it a dream destination. As if time stopped the time of a stay.

Porquerolles

Many tourists leave away from France to find a little corner of paradise. However, the most beautiful places in France also possess can offer such a framework. Among these places, Porquerolles is probably the beautiful pus. Its fine sandy beaches and turquoise waters give the impression of having travelled thousands of kilometers.

Nice

Capital of the French Riviera, Nice is certainly one of the most beautiful places in France. His English Promendade and his old town carved anyone there. Its architectural heritage makes us better understand the history of the city, marked by the ligure, pedestrian and French dominations.

The cornices of the Riviera

If the Riviera is one of the most beautiful places in France, it is largely for its pickles. Swim the roads of the cornices and discover the most beautiful Azurean corners. Among the must-sees: Èze, La Turbie and Roquebrune-Cap Martin.

The Mercantour National Park

The Mercantour National Park is a mountainous paradise stretched over 68,000 hectares. Some of its peaks reach 3,000 metres above sea level. Many exceptional places await you there, such as Lake Allos: a natural lake of 60 hectares perched at 2230 meters is the largest altitude lake in Europe.

DOM-TOM

It was obviously impossible to list the most beautiful places in France without talking about our DOM-TOM. Therefore, here are the most beautiful places of our islands and ultra-marine territories.

The Soufrière, Guadeloupe

The Soufrière is a volcano located on Bass-Terre, and peaks at 1,467 meters. This is the last active volcano on the island, although it is currently in sleep.

The Piton of the Fournaise, The Meeting

From all the volcanoes of the Meeting, the Piton de la Fournaise is the active volcano of the island. A sufficient status to make it the most visited volcano. Situated 2,631 metres away, this UNESCO World Heritage Site offers one of the most beautiful hiking that one can do on French soil.

Rivière-Bleue Provincial Park, New Caledonia

For those who want a change of scenery, you can no longer fall. Rivière-Bleue Provincial Park, a large 9,000 hectares, has a landscape that the metropolis cannot offer. Here, nature has remained the guarantor of the places, which have almost not changed for millions of years.

The Amazon Forest, Guyana

In metropolis, we tend to forget it, but part of our territory is covered by the Amazon Forest. The lung of the planet is undoubtedly a unique place without any one of the most beautiful places in France or even the world.

La Presqu’Île de la Caravelle, Martinique

La Presqu’Île de la Caravelle is a small corner on the Atlantic coast of Martinique, ideal for discovering a concentrate of the nature of the island. Landscapes composed of banana plantations, heavenly beaches, tropical (or dry) forests and meadows that remain in the memory of all visitors.

Lake Dziani, Mayotte

Let's finish our tour of the most beautiful places in France in Mayotte. Lake Dziani is a crater lake, where water has arrived after many precipitations. In addition, the water of the lake is saltier than that of the sea, but it is also very alkaline . Particularities that make water unusable for man. Except for the eyes, the show offered is sublime.

With more than a hundred places, the most beautiful places in France are waiting for you!