Sea: Holidays in France

Seaside bungalows in France
The pleasure of seaside holidays in bungalows in France is linked to the variety of the territory and its traditions, as well as the natural propensity of this country for outdoor holidays. Wet by the Mediterranean Sea in the south, the Atlantic Ocean to the west, the Channel and the North Sea in the north, France offers the possibility to stay in campsites and holiday villages on the coast that adapt to the travelling lifestyle of every tourist.

Bungalows in Corsica
Among the most famous seaside tourist destinations in France, there is definitely Corsica, the Island of the Mediterranean Sea located to the north of Sardinia (Italy). Located in campsites and holiday villages, scattered from north to south and positioned mainly along the coasts, bungalows in Corsica offer the possibility to spend holidays in direct contact with the crystal clear sea and the wild nature of this island in some places uncontaminated. Fascinating, Corsica offers beachfront bungalows in a dream location, with a Caribbean atmosphere. These are just some of the most famous beaches of Corsica: Spiaggia A Testa and Spiaggia della Tonnara, Cala di Stagnolu, Cala di Paraguanu, Spiaggia dello Sperone, Spiaggia di Piantarella, Spiaggia di Calalonga, Spiaggia di Santa Manza, Rondinara Bay, Spiaggia di Santa Giuliai, Spiaggia di Palombaggia, Spiaggia Di Tamariccio and the shores of the Archipelago of Lavezzi (Cavallo Isaland, San Bainsu, Gavetti, Piana, Ratino, Poraggia and Sperduto).

The Côte d'Azur and the continental shores
To the northwest of Corsica, in the continental part of France, the Côte d'Azur is the symbol of elegant holidays, in jet set locations, but not only. You can feel a VIP, even though you are not, staying in campsites and holiday villages with bungalows on the Côte d'Azur, in tourist destinations such as Nice, Cannes, Saint-Tropez, Antibes, Hyères, Cassis, Martigues and up to Marseille. A visit to the Principality of Monaco, to beautiful Monte Carlo, is a must for those staying here.
Going up the coast northward, on the Atlantic Ocean from the Bay of Biscay, other enchanting seaside resorts are Royan, La Rochelle, Saint-Nazaire, Brest, Saint-Malo and the Normandy towns of Le Havre and, above all, Calais and Dunkirk. From Calais, you can admire the white cliffs of Dover, while the nearby Coquelles is the point of reference for those who want to cross the Channel Tunnel to reach England.