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France has 13 regions on the mainland. After the reform in 2016, some regions were merged. Below you will find an overview with both thecurrent regional enemiesas theold famous names, divided by geographical area. Click on to holiday homes per region.
Onholiday homes-in-frankrijk.bediscover the most complete range of holiday homes in France, neatly sorted by region. Whether you dream of a sun holiday on the Côte d’Azur, a wine tour in De Bourgogne or a cycling holiday in Provence - here you will find the ideal destination. Book directly with private landlords and discover hidden gems throughout France.
France has been a favorite holiday destination for Belgian and Dutch travelers for years. With its varied landscape, rich culture, wonderful gastronomy and hospitable atmosphere, every region offers unique assets. A holiday home offers you the freedom to travel at your own pace, from picturesque villages to bustling coastal cities.
France has had thirteen regions on the mainland since 2016. Some of them originated from mergers from former smaller regions, such as Grand Est and Nouvelle-Aquitaine.
The most popular regions are Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur, Occitanie, Nouvelle-Aquitaine and Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes. These regions offer sun, nature, culture and charming villages.
Yes, on holiday homes-in-frankrijk.be you can easily search by region. All French regions are clearly arranged in North, Central and Southern France with a direct link to available holiday homes.
Yes, all holiday homes on this site are offered directly by Belgian or Dutch owners. You do not pay a committee and you have direct contact with the landlord.
The Hauts-De-France, Grand Est and Normandy regions are closest to Belgium. These regions are easily accessible by car and ideal for short or longer vacations.