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Cheap Car Rental France

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Neighboring countries worth visiting

France lies between the English Channel, the Atlantic Ocean and the Bay of Biscay, bordered by Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany, Switzerland, Italy, Spain, Andorra, Monaco and the Mediterranean. The island of Corsica in the Mediterranean Sea is also part of France.

Natural rivers flowing through France

There are several major rivers in France like the Seine, which flows through Paris. The Meuse and the Scheldt spring from northern France and mouths through Belgium and the Netherlands into the North Sea. If you plan to travel by car rental in France, then make an early booking at holidaycars.com at cheaper prices.

Search out the coast in "little Brittany"

Referred as “Little Britain”, Brittany is a cultural region in the north-west of France, occupying the northwest peninsula of continental Europe in northwest France. The region is adjacent to the canal on the north and the Atlantic on the south side, with more than 2500 km of coastline. It is ideal to rent a car in France and take a scenic drive along the south coast where most popular summer resorts are located.

Drive your rental car back to pre-historic times in the Dordogne

The history of the Dordogne goes back to pre-historic times. There are many caves with prehistoric rock paintings found in the Dordogne, with the caves of Lascaux being the major crowd pullers. But small medieval towns like Bergerac are also worth visiting. You can easily get there by car rental in France. And maybe take a boat trip down the Dordogne in a traditional flat bottomed boat.

Castles and scenary

There are about 140 romantic chateaux along the Loire. Many castles are available for visiting and some are open all year. Many castles have beautiful gardens in French Baroque style. Taking a leisure drive in the Loire and immerse yourself in the amazing sceneries.

The Côte d'Azur

The Côte d'Azur is a popular and world famous holiday area. The Côte d'Azur has beautiful small resorts that are mundane to exotic beaches, such as the department Var, best known for its seaside resorts, yachts, the rich and famous. Car rental in France is highly recommended to discover the region at your own leisure.

Grand Canyon du Verdon

Located in south-eastern France, the Verdon Gorge is a river canyon that's said to be the most beautiful in Europe. The canyon is largely popular among tourists. You can rent a car in France and drive around its rim or go hiking. The limestone walls of several hundreds of meters high are much favored among the rock climbing enthusiasts.

Paris

As the capital and largest city of France, Paris has a full package to offer its worldwide tourists. Being the world's leading business and cultural centers, the city and its region boasts 3,800 historical monuments and four UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Take your rental car and explore the grand city at your leisure.

Road network

Remember to visit the famous cities of Avignon, Lille or Bordeaux by rental car. Car hire in France is far preferable to fly, thanks to the excellent road network. You can always opt for the quiet affordable toll roads or the busier Route National. If you choose the latter, you can drive through the typical French small hamlets with impressive sceneries.