Discover everything you need to know before booking your luxury journey through France

Each tour offers unique features, so we encourage you to review the details of what is included.

but our packages typically include:

- Transportation

- Local Guide

- Monument or museum Entrance fees

Flights and personal expenses are not included unless specified.

We partner with luxury hotels, boutique properties, and historic châteaux. You can select your preferred style, and we can help you with your bookings.

Each tour offers unique features, so we encourage you to review the details of what is included. Unless the tour focuses on gastronomy, we typically allow you the freedom to explore local cuisine at your leisure during lunchtime, with recommendations from your guide. Our goal is to ensure that your tour is a relaxed and enjoyable experience. 

Yes, we provide private transportation throughout your tour, including airport/train station transfers when needed. Travel in comfort with a professional english speaking driver or driver-guide according to the tour. 

You have two options. If you're comfortable with one of our tours, you can book it directly online. Full payment is required at the time of reservation. For a bespoke itinerary, we'll send you the complete itinerary with a pro forma invoice and a link to pay by credit card or wire transfer.

We offer two options: choose one of our designed Paris or France luxury tours and let us know which modifications you'd like, or tell us about your dream trip by filling out the following form: **To be added**

Yes. To request an agency connection, email us at: valerie.vrain@franceluxurytour.fr 

During your tour, you can call us anytime by phone or WhatsApp. You will also receive your guide and driver contact information for seamless communication throughout your journey.

Whether or not you need a visa, entry into the Schengen area of third-country nationals must comply with a certain number of conditions, as provided for by the European and national regulations in force.

Documents to be presented on arrival in France

The following supporting documents must be presented at the request of the Border Police upon your arrival in France :

A valid passport issued less than 10 years before and valid for at least 3 months after the envisaged departure date

A valid visa, if required

Proof of accommodation covering the whole duration of the stay (hotel reservation and/or certificate of staying with a relative validated in the town hall)

Sufficient financial means. The means of subsistence shall be assessed according to the duration and purpose of the stay and by reference to the average prices for accommodation and food in the Member States

Your return ticket or the financial means to acquire one at the envisaged return date

Any document providing details on the profession or the capacity of the traveller as well as on the establishments or organisations located in France which are expecting you, if you are on a professional trip

You must have an insurance certificate covering all medical and hospital expenses for which you may be liable for the duration of your stay in France, as well as medical repatriation costs and expenses in the event of death

For travellers in transit, you must be able to present proof of satisfying the entry conditions in the final destination country (conditions of stay and accommodation during transit, continuation ticket and visa for the destination country). more information on https://france-visas.gouv.fr/en/votre-arrivee-en-france

Before travelling to France, check whether your mobile plan includes roaming and what charges apply. If you prefer a local SIM or eSIM, make sure your phone is unlocked and compatible. To call a French number from outside France, dial +33 and omit the initial 0 (for example, 01 23 45 67 89 becomes +33 1 23 45 67 89).

Also you can buy some virtual esim with a france number  with our partner simplesim. 

https://simplesim.fr/?partner=franceluxurycab.

France has no universal dress code, but smart-casual clothing is a good choice for sightseeing, museums, and restaurants. Wear comfortable shoes for walking and dress in layers for changeable weather. For religious sites or upscale venues, check any specific requirements in advance; beachwear is best kept to the beach or pool. Treat the fashion style as in “ Emily in Paris “ as television styling rather than a guide to everyday dress; comfortable, understated outfits are a practical choice for exploring the city. For dinner, smart-casual attire is suitable for most restaurants, while fine-dining venues may call for a more polished look; check the dress code when booking.

 For the most comfortable door-to-door arrival, especially with heavy luggage, we recommend booking a private chauffeur with our transportation service France Luxury Cab 

or ask us to organize the transfer .

Other options include public transport. 

From Charles de Gaulle (CDG), the RER B connects the airport with central stations including Gare du Nord (about 25 minutes) and Châtelet–Les Halles (about 40 minutes).

From Orly, Metro line 14 runs directly to central Paris, reaching Châtelet in about 25 minutes.Public transport is usually more economical, but stations may involve stairs, long walks, and crowded platforms, which can be challenging with heavy luggage. Official airport taxis are also available. 

Follow the signs to the official taxi ranks, and check  current fares before you travel.