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Beaches and villages to see between Nice and Marseille
Hi,
What would be the best villages and beaches to visit between Nice and Marseille in 4 days?
Sharing a rental in the south of France
Living in Alsace and loving the sun—or at least escaping the Alsatian winter cold—I’m looking for 1 or 2 people who’d like to share a rental somewhere in the south of France, for about a month around mid-January/February to mid-March 2026.
Everything’s up for discussion, of course.
The idea is to enjoy the mild weather down south and go hiking, sightseeing, etc.
I’m a 62-year-old man.
Looking forward to hearing from you! Rémy
The idea is to enjoy the mild weather down south and go hiking, sightseeing, etc.
I’m a 62-year-old man.
Looking forward to hearing from you! Rémy
Access to the GR52 via ZOU!, the public transport service for the PACA region
Zou! is the public transport service for the Région Sud Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur. We're Canadian and our plan was to hike the Mercantour Great Crossing (GR52). After landing in Nice, we needed to find transport to the trailhead in the village of Entraunes. It took us two months to figure out that the only service available was Zou!'s shuttle, and—after countless calls (not easy from Canada)—to actually speak to someone at the company. Even though they confirmed our reservation, on the day of the trip, they weren’t waiting for us. We ended up stranded in Guillaumes because the driver hadn’t been "informed" that he was supposed to go all the way to the terminus that day. In 40 years of traveling the world, I’ve never encountered a situation where customer service was this nonexistent and access to a region this difficult. I just wanted to share this experience to warn you if you’re planning to rely on public transport to reach the GR52...
Hérault Gorges and Verdon Gorge (August - September 2025)
Hi there,
I’m available to travel from now until autumn 2026. Everything’s in my profile—feel free to check it out: https://voyageforum.com/membres/petitflocon3/
See you soon,
Philippe
My experience hiking the Mercantour independently
I wanted to share an incredible experience I had recently that really left an impression on me: hiking the Mercantour independently. It’s an absolutely stunning mountain range, with varied landscapes that go from lush forests to rocky ridges, passing through high-altitude lakes with unbelievable colors. I chose a one-week route, sleeping under the stars in a bivouac.
It was a pretty demanding adventure, with significant elevation changes and sometimes unpredictable weather. But every effort was rewarded with breathtaking views. I was lucky enough to spot marmots, chamois, and even ibex in the distance. It’s truly a total immersion in nature!
A little tip for those tempted by the adventure: plan your route and gear carefully. Independence requires good preparation. I particularly appreciated having a good water filtration system and lightweight cookware. And for safety, aside from a map and compass (or GPS), I never leave without my two-way radio. In these remote areas where there’s no mobile signal, it’s a real safety net in case of trouble or just to communicate with other hikers if you’re in a group. It can really make a difference!
If any of you have already hiked in the Mercantour or have questions about my experience, don’t hesitate to ask. I’d love to chat with you about this beautiful range or other hiking destinations.
See you on the trails! 🙂
It was a pretty demanding adventure, with significant elevation changes and sometimes unpredictable weather. But every effort was rewarded with breathtaking views. I was lucky enough to spot marmots, chamois, and even ibex in the distance. It’s truly a total immersion in nature!
A little tip for those tempted by the adventure: plan your route and gear carefully. Independence requires good preparation. I particularly appreciated having a good water filtration system and lightweight cookware. And for safety, aside from a map and compass (or GPS), I never leave without my two-way radio. In these remote areas where there’s no mobile signal, it’s a real safety net in case of trouble or just to communicate with other hikers if you’re in a group. It can really make a difference!
If any of you have already hiked in the Mercantour or have questions about my experience, don’t hesitate to ask. I’d love to chat with you about this beautiful range or other hiking destinations.
See you on the trails! 🙂
6 days in the Queyras
Hi everyone,
I’m planning the Tour du Queyras from August 2nd to 8th, 2025, starting from Ceillac. 6 days if all goes well, 5 days if I’m moving fast, 7 days if the climbs are too much.
If anyone wants to join me, we can form a small group. I won’t handle bookings: I’ve got my tent, and if I can find a refuge, great—if not, no worries.
As you can see, I’m giving myself some flexibility to enjoy my hike without stress. I don’t walk fast: easy pace in the morning, not too quick in the evening. Yo
I’m planning the Tour du Queyras from August 2nd to 8th, 2025, starting from Ceillac. 6 days if all goes well, 5 days if I’m moving fast, 7 days if the climbs are too much.
If anyone wants to join me, we can form a small group. I won’t handle bookings: I’ve got my tent, and if I can find a refuge, great—if not, no worries.
As you can see, I’m giving myself some flexibility to enjoy my hike without stress. I don’t walk fast: easy pace in the morning, not too quick in the evening. Yo
First trip to southern France
Hi there,
My husband, our 1-year-old son, and I have decided to head to southern France in mid-September.
We don’t know the region at all—it’ll be our first time.
We only have 9 days, and we’re really torn between Provence for its gorgeous villages, its "slow" vibe, Provençal markets, flavors, and colors, and the famous French Riviera for its beaches, ports, and because it’s intrigued us for so long.
I found a beautiful place to stay in a *mas*, but it’s not in the region at all (it’s in the Gard).
My husband found a place he really likes in Saint-Aygulf, but before booking, I’m hesitating and wanted to get some advice.
Obviously, with only 9 days, we clearly have to choose. I thought about splitting the trip in two, but that seems like a bad idea for two reasons: first, we’re traveling with a little one, and second, if we spread ourselves too thin, we risk not seeing anything properly.
Since we don’t know the area at all, I’m worried the coastline might be too built-up with big buildings, etc., like Lloret de Mar (no offense to anyone who loves it—it’s just not what we’re looking for).
Anyway… what would you recommend for a first 9-day trip to the south?
Thanks so much!
My husband, our 1-year-old son, and I have decided to head to southern France in mid-September.
We don’t know the region at all—it’ll be our first time.
We only have 9 days, and we’re really torn between Provence for its gorgeous villages, its "slow" vibe, Provençal markets, flavors, and colors, and the famous French Riviera for its beaches, ports, and because it’s intrigued us for so long.
I found a beautiful place to stay in a *mas*, but it’s not in the region at all (it’s in the Gard).
My husband found a place he really likes in Saint-Aygulf, but before booking, I’m hesitating and wanted to get some advice.
Obviously, with only 9 days, we clearly have to choose. I thought about splitting the trip in two, but that seems like a bad idea for two reasons: first, we’re traveling with a little one, and second, if we spread ourselves too thin, we risk not seeing anything properly.
Since we don’t know the area at all, I’m worried the coastline might be too built-up with big buildings, etc., like Lloret de Mar (no offense to anyone who loves it—it’s just not what we’re looking for).
Anyway… what would you recommend for a first 9-day trip to the south?
Thanks so much!
Cruise Ship Limits in Cannes
After Nice, Cannes is limiting the number of cruise ships in its bay.
What to see and do around Valensole?
Hi there,
We’re heading to Forcalquier as a couple and would love to explore the Valensole area, including the Verdon Gorge, etc. We’ll be there for 5 days, so I’d like to put together a little rundown of things to see, plus the best tips—what to avoid, what to recommend, restaurants, and so on.
Thanks so much!
What are some good hikes near Fréjus?
Hi there,
I'm looking for some nice hikes to do on foot around Fréjus.
Thanks
Exploring the Lower North Shore and Labrador – Come Join the Adventure!
After visiting Newfoundland Island, we took the ferry to Blanc-Sablon, a municipality located on the Lower North Shore in Quebec, Canada.
Instead of heading back to Quebec via Sydney in Nova Scotia, we decided to explore the Lower North Shore—the least-known region of Quebec—as well as Labrador, which is part of the province of Newfoundland and Labrador.
From Blanc-Sablon, we drove to the municipality of Vieux-Fort via Route 138. This road ends in that municipality.
Afterward, we crossed Labrador to return to the Old Capital. Only one road allows this route. It wasn’t fully paved during our trip, but it is now.
We made stops in different areas to go on hikes that let us discover some incredible landscapes.
I hope this travel journal inspires you to venture into these stunning regions.
Videos are embedded throughout the summary. Click on the image to start the video.
Lower North Shore:
Lower North Shore - Blanc-Sablon - Brador Falls Lookout Lower North Shore - Blanc-Sablon - Astragalus Trail (Milk-Vetch Trail) Lower North Shore - Bonne-Espérance - Granny Hill Trail
Labrador:
Red Bay - Tracey Hill Trail Mary's Harbour - White Water Falls Trail Mary's Harbour - Gin Cove Hiking Trail Mary's Harbour - Dr. Moret Hiking Trail Happy Valley-Goose Bay - Birch Island Walk North West River - Sunday Hill Lookout Trail Churchill Falls - Bowdoin Canyon Nature Trail Labrador City - Tanya Lake Loop Trail Labrador City - Crystal Falls Hiking Trail
North Shore
North Shore - Manic 2, 3, 5 Hydroelectric Plants and Daniel-Johnson Dam Baie-Comeau - Pioneers Park Tadoussac Village
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More landscapes of the Lower North Shore, Labrador, and the North Shore
Instead of heading back to Quebec via Sydney in Nova Scotia, we decided to explore the Lower North Shore—the least-known region of Quebec—as well as Labrador, which is part of the province of Newfoundland and Labrador.
From Blanc-Sablon, we drove to the municipality of Vieux-Fort via Route 138. This road ends in that municipality.
Afterward, we crossed Labrador to return to the Old Capital. Only one road allows this route. It wasn’t fully paved during our trip, but it is now.
We made stops in different areas to go on hikes that let us discover some incredible landscapes.
I hope this travel journal inspires you to venture into these stunning regions.
Videos are embedded throughout the summary. Click on the image to start the video.
Lower North Shore:
Lower North Shore - Blanc-Sablon - Brador Falls Lookout Lower North Shore - Blanc-Sablon - Astragalus Trail (Milk-Vetch Trail) Lower North Shore - Bonne-Espérance - Granny Hill Trail
Labrador:
Red Bay - Tracey Hill Trail Mary's Harbour - White Water Falls Trail Mary's Harbour - Gin Cove Hiking Trail Mary's Harbour - Dr. Moret Hiking Trail Happy Valley-Goose Bay - Birch Island Walk North West River - Sunday Hill Lookout Trail Churchill Falls - Bowdoin Canyon Nature Trail Labrador City - Tanya Lake Loop Trail Labrador City - Crystal Falls Hiking Trail
North Shore
North Shore - Manic 2, 3, 5 Hydroelectric Plants and Daniel-Johnson Dam Baie-Comeau - Pioneers Park Tadoussac Village
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More landscapes of the Lower North Shore, Labrador, and the North Shore
Bike rental on Porquerolles Island + visiting Bormes-les-Mimosas/Le Lavandou
Hi everyone,
We’re heading to Hyères starting on 05/11/2025 and want to explore Porquerolles Island by bike. Is it better to book a bike in advance, or can we just rent one once we’re on the island? We’re not sure if tourist season will have started yet.
Also, are there any bike rental shops you’d recommend? Or any spots on the island or in Hyères town that we shouldn’t miss?
We’d also like to visit either Bormes-les-Mimosas or Le Lavandou—any thoughts on which one you’d recommend?
Thanks for your tips! Yves
We’d also like to visit either Bormes-les-Mimosas or Le Lavandou—any thoughts on which one you’d recommend?
Thanks for your tips! Yves
The Cedar Forest and the Carpentras Canal
Good evening everyone,
Since the forum came back, it's been a bit quiet—no one's sharing their adventures yet. I know it's the start of the season, so let's hope it picks up!
Last Saturday, my buddy Jean Paul (who’ll be 84 next month) and I rode through the cedar forest between Cavaillon and Bonnieux—I highly recommend it! I already knew the area. We started from Pont Royal: me on my latest women’s FUN RIDE SOLO mountain bike (kept it as simple as possible), and him on a road bike with gravel tires. The road starting near Cheval Blanc, called the Vidauque route, is paved but completely wrecked—full of potholes, abandoned for ages, and technically off-limits to cars (though 4x4s still use it). The views over the Cavaillon plain are stunning, but we had to push our bikes a few times. After that, we did 10 km through the gorgeous cedar forest, followed by all downhill and flat terrain through the Lourmarin valley, then Cadenet, before heading toward La Roque-d'Anthéron. From there, we tackled the dirt paths of Provence by bike—beautiful trails—and made our way back to Mallemort and Pont Royal. A great loop: 81.51 km with 908 m of elevation gain. And Jean Paul? Fresh as a daisy at the finish—what an impressive guy!
Now, the real reason for this post: At the start, we followed the Carpentras Canal, which runs from Mallemort to Travaillan (69 km total). I’ve seen some photos on Komoot, and it looks amazing—apparently, there’s always a towpath.
**HAS ANYONE DONE THIS BY BIKE BEFORE? COULD YOU SHARE YOUR EXPERIENCE? THANKS IN ADVANCE!** Serge
Since the forum came back, it's been a bit quiet—no one's sharing their adventures yet. I know it's the start of the season, so let's hope it picks up!
Last Saturday, my buddy Jean Paul (who’ll be 84 next month) and I rode through the cedar forest between Cavaillon and Bonnieux—I highly recommend it! I already knew the area. We started from Pont Royal: me on my latest women’s FUN RIDE SOLO mountain bike (kept it as simple as possible), and him on a road bike with gravel tires. The road starting near Cheval Blanc, called the Vidauque route, is paved but completely wrecked—full of potholes, abandoned for ages, and technically off-limits to cars (though 4x4s still use it). The views over the Cavaillon plain are stunning, but we had to push our bikes a few times. After that, we did 10 km through the gorgeous cedar forest, followed by all downhill and flat terrain through the Lourmarin valley, then Cadenet, before heading toward La Roque-d'Anthéron. From there, we tackled the dirt paths of Provence by bike—beautiful trails—and made our way back to Mallemort and Pont Royal. A great loop: 81.51 km with 908 m of elevation gain. And Jean Paul? Fresh as a daisy at the finish—what an impressive guy!
Now, the real reason for this post: At the start, we followed the Carpentras Canal, which runs from Mallemort to Travaillan (69 km total). I’ve seen some photos on Komoot, and it looks amazing—apparently, there’s always a towpath.
**HAS ANYONE DONE THIS BY BIKE BEFORE? COULD YOU SHARE YOUR EXPERIENCE? THANKS IN ADVANCE!** Serge
Which coast to choose in Malaysia in July?
Hi everyone!
So great to be back on this forum after being away for—I don’t even know what!
I’m planning a trip to Malaysia in July with my 5-year-old son. The thing is, I’m not sure which coast to choose. AI keeps telling me east one minute and west the next. Which spot is least affected by rain during this time?
Thanks a bunch
So great to be back on this forum after being away for—I don’t even know what!
I’m planning a trip to Malaysia in July with my 5-year-old son. The thing is, I’m not sure which coast to choose. AI keeps telling me east one minute and west the next. Which spot is least affected by rain during this time?
Thanks a bunch
Where to stay for hiking in Mercantour Park?
Hi,
I’ll be arriving in Nice from Quebec on June 20th. I’m planning to rent a car for 7 days to do day hikes in Mercantour Park. Which village would be best to stay in? Saint-Martin-Vésubie? Barcelonnette? Or split my time between both to access different areas of the park and avoid too much driving? Also, are there hikes in lush, flower-filled valleys (like alpine meadows)?
Thanks,
Sylvie
Looking for a Van Life travel partner from May 28 to June 1, 2025
Hi there,
I’m Coralie and Abdel, already ready for the adventure😎
I’ll have a fitted van with 4 beds, a mini kitchen, and a fridge.
I’m looking for a travel partner for 3 to 5 days of Van Life from May 28 to June 1, 2025—max 2 people.
Route: leaving from Marseille toward the Hautes-Alpes, and I can pick you up along the way! 🙂
Costs split between 3 or 4 people!
DM me with a quick intro about yourself.
I’m in the south of France!
AbdelDPD Carnet or ATA Carnet for West Africa
We’re crossing West Africa all the way to Togo. Is a DPD carnet required, or is an ATA carnet enough?
Where can I get one? I’d love some advice from seasoned travelers on this.
Thanks
3 days in the Camargue
3 days in the Camargue... it’s really not enough!
I didn’t know the area before, but the Camargue is packed with "experiences": - Taking the ferry - Walking on the beaches and watching the kitesurfers - Crossing the dike on an electric bike - Horseback riding along the shore - Visiting a *manade* and attending an *abrivade* (cattle roundup) - Exploring Les Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer, Aigues-Mortes, or Arles - Touring the salt flats of Giraud or Aigues - Photographing birds at the Parc du Pont de Gau - Watching a bull race and cheering on the *razeteurs* (bull-chasers) - Experiencing a Gypsy evening - Hiking "flat" among the reeds - Tasting bull meat - Relaxing in a peaceful haven - Testing mosquito repellent - ...
Needless to say, we didn’t have time to do it all in 3 days. We’ll be back!
A few tips: - For relaxation: a gorgeous guesthouse, *Le Mas de Bouvet* - For *manades*: the one at Baumelles, with a *Guytou* (herdsman) as warm as he is passionate - For tasting bull meat: *Le Chante Clair* in Les Saintes-Maries - And for birds: the Parc du Pont de Gau
If you’re a photographer, the park lets you stay until 6:00 PM, and afterward, you’re free to leave whenever you want. Those are the best hours for observing and photographing birds. But it’s also where you’ll see massive telephoto lenses that’ll make you feel small if all you’ve got is a small hybrid camera (like my Lumix G80) with a 100-300mm lens.
A few photo memories—starting with the *Manade de Baumelles*:
I didn’t know the area before, but the Camargue is packed with "experiences": - Taking the ferry - Walking on the beaches and watching the kitesurfers - Crossing the dike on an electric bike - Horseback riding along the shore - Visiting a *manade* and attending an *abrivade* (cattle roundup) - Exploring Les Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer, Aigues-Mortes, or Arles - Touring the salt flats of Giraud or Aigues - Photographing birds at the Parc du Pont de Gau - Watching a bull race and cheering on the *razeteurs* (bull-chasers) - Experiencing a Gypsy evening - Hiking "flat" among the reeds - Tasting bull meat - Relaxing in a peaceful haven - Testing mosquito repellent - ...
Needless to say, we didn’t have time to do it all in 3 days. We’ll be back!
A few tips: - For relaxation: a gorgeous guesthouse, *Le Mas de Bouvet* - For *manades*: the one at Baumelles, with a *Guytou* (herdsman) as warm as he is passionate - For tasting bull meat: *Le Chante Clair* in Les Saintes-Maries - And for birds: the Parc du Pont de Gau
If you’re a photographer, the park lets you stay until 6:00 PM, and afterward, you’re free to leave whenever you want. Those are the best hours for observing and photographing birds. But it’s also where you’ll see massive telephoto lenses that’ll make you feel small if all you’ve got is a small hybrid camera (like my Lumix G80) with a 100-300mm lens.
A few photo memories—starting with the *Manade de Baumelles*:
Adresse Azur Croisières à Cagnes-sur-Mer English translation pending
Bonjour à tous,
Azur croisières a été rachetée par Cruiseline depuis environ le mois de juin. Sur lueur site, l'adresse se trouve à Mionaco, ça on le sait. Ce que je voudrais savoir c'est si l'adresse physique à Cagnes sur mer existe toujours et / ou si la correspondance mail arrive à Cagnes sur mer ou à Monaco.
Merci pour vos renseignements;
Azur croisières a été rachetée par Cruiseline depuis environ le mois de juin. Sur lueur site, l'adresse se trouve à Mionaco, ça on le sait. Ce que je voudrais savoir c'est si l'adresse physique à Cagnes sur mer existe toujours et / ou si la correspondance mail arrive à Cagnes sur mer ou à Monaco.
Merci pour vos renseignements;
Une dizaine de jours dans le Gard English translation pending
Bonjour,
Breton, je vais me baser une dizaine de jours à Connaux dans le Gard à la mi septembre avec quelques amis.
Nous serons 6.
Nous sommes assez éclectiques et indépendants : 4 en voiture et 2 à moto, 4 assez agiles et 2 contemplatifs qui le sont fort peu.
Nous ne détestons pas faire des choses ensemble dans la journée, bien loin de là quand c’est possible, mais notre grand plaisir est en toutes hypothèses de partager nos soirées.
Je pense à priori que nous devrions pouvoir rayonner chaque jour dans un rayon maximum d’une centaine de km, en sachant bien sûr que l’objectif n’est pas de cumuler ces km.
Evidemment, j’ai consulté la documentation touristique accessible par internet et je dois recevoir bientôt un peu de complément par courrier : je me sens donc « armé » pour les « fondamentaux ».
Mais je suis à la recherche de projets plus originaux, plus insolites, éventuellement plus relationnels car je suis convaincu que le sel des voyages ce sont les rencontres.
Toute suggestion serait très bienvenue.
A charge de revanche… ;-)
Breton, je vais me baser une dizaine de jours à Connaux dans le Gard à la mi septembre avec quelques amis.
Nous serons 6.
Nous sommes assez éclectiques et indépendants : 4 en voiture et 2 à moto, 4 assez agiles et 2 contemplatifs qui le sont fort peu.
Nous ne détestons pas faire des choses ensemble dans la journée, bien loin de là quand c’est possible, mais notre grand plaisir est en toutes hypothèses de partager nos soirées.
Je pense à priori que nous devrions pouvoir rayonner chaque jour dans un rayon maximum d’une centaine de km, en sachant bien sûr que l’objectif n’est pas de cumuler ces km.
Evidemment, j’ai consulté la documentation touristique accessible par internet et je dois recevoir bientôt un peu de complément par courrier : je me sens donc « armé » pour les « fondamentaux ».
Mais je suis à la recherche de projets plus originaux, plus insolites, éventuellement plus relationnels car je suis convaincu que le sel des voyages ce sont les rencontres.
Toute suggestion serait très bienvenue.
A charge de revanche… ;-)
Place de parking à Toulon à proximité du ferry pour la Sardaigne English translation pending
Bonjour,
Quelqu'un connait un parking pas cher à proximité du ferry pour la Sardaigne à Toulon
Merci
Balisage du Canal du Rhône à Sète? (à vélo) English translation pending
Le canal du Rhône à Séte est il bien balisé ?
Permis international nécessaire pour louer un véhicule en France en tant que Québécois? English translation pending
Bonjour, j'aimerais savoir si ça prend un permis de conduire international pour louer et conduire une voiture en France? Je suis du Québec
Relier Grenoble à Saint-Paul-de-Vence en 8 jours à vélo English translation pending
Bonjour!
j'envisage de rejoindre St Paul de Vence depuis Grenoble. les itinéraires varient selon la difficulté et les vélos. Je voudrais relier mon but en 8 jours avec une moyenne de 60 km max par jour vu le dénivelé. J 'ai vu qu'il y a une piste en cours d’aménagement: V64 mais elle n'a pas bonne presse🙂 j'ai un bon vélo de rando mais un peu lourd; je pense alterner bivouac et gites . Avez- vous des conseils; étapes et bons plans?merci NAT😏
Randonnées "faciles" dans le Mercantour English translation pending
Existe-t'il des randonnées "faciles" dans le Mercantour ou dans les environs avec bivouac ?
Je suis surpris du niveau de difficulté des parcours (difficiles à très difficiles)
Roadtrip côte ouest des USA English translation pending
Hello à vous tous cher Voyagiste, me voilà en prévision d'un voyage sur la COTES OUEST DES USA en Juillet 2021.
Je suis en fauteuil roulant électrique (j'aurais 31 ans à la période du séjour) et je part avec ma mère (qui aura elle 59 ans).
Je vous présente un première idée du Road Trip.
Je voudrais avoir vos avis concernant le temps de trajet, l'itinéraire, et si vous aviez des recommandations aux niveaux des hôtels (accessible bien entendu), des sociétés de location de véhicule accessible !
Arrivée à Los Angeles : Dodo sur place !
Lendemain : Départ direction Parc national de Joshua Tree (yucca à gogoooooo) (Los Angeles à Parc national de Joshua Tree = 2H10)
Dodo vers Needles (Parc national de Joshua Tree à Needles = 2H10)
Direction Grand Canyon (Needles à Grand Canyon Village = 3H45)
Dodo sur place
Visite du Grand Canyon (hélicoptères ?)
Dodo sur place
Direction Monument Valley (Grand Canyon Village à Monument Valley = 4H30)
Dodo sur place
Découverte des lieux plus plus plus
Direction Antelope Canyon – Upper (Monument Valley à Antelope Canyon = 1H50)
Visite du lieu
Direction Page (Antelope Canyon à Page 15 minutes)
Dodo sur place
Visite du lac Powel + barrage
Direction Las Vegas (Page à Las Vegas = 4H30)
Dodo sur place
Aller voir : ATM aquarium télé. (3451 W Martin Ave C, Las Vegas)
Visite de Las Vegas
Dodo sur place
Visite de Las Vegas
Dodo sur place
Direction San Francisco
Las Vegas à Death Valley à Olancha = 4H00
Dodo sur place
Olancha à Lee Vining à Traversée du parc de Yosemite à Groveland = 4H40
Dodo sur place
Groveland à San Francisco = 3H00
Visite de San Francisco
Dodo sur place
Visite de San Francisco
Dodo sur place
Visite de San Francisco
Dodo sur place
Visite de San Francisco
Dodo sur place
Visite de San Francisco
Dodo sur place
Direction San Simeon par la Pacific Coast Highway, également appelée Highway 1.
Bixby Creek Bridge (gros pont en arche), on y passe dessus par la route Cabrillo Hwy. (Depuis San Francisco 2H30)
McWay Waterfall (chute d’eau / cascade dans l’océan pacifique) accès PMR ! (Depuis San Francisco 3H00)
Friends Of The Elephant Seal (éléphants de mer) route Cabrillo Hwy, parking gratuit. (Plaza del Cavalier, 250 San Simeon Ave Suite 3B, San Simeon). (Depuis San Francisco 4H30)
Dodo sur place
Direction Sequoia National Park's Tunnel Log (tunnel à travers un séquoia) / (Crescent Meadow Rd, Sequoia National Park)
General Sherman (plus grand séquoia) / (route – 198 - General Hwy) (San Simeon à Sequoia = 3H50)
Dodo sur place
Direction Los Angeles (Sequoia à Los Angeles = 4H20)
Visite de Los Angeles
Dodo sur place
Visite de Los Angeles
Dodo sur place
Visite de Los Angeles
Dodo sur place
Visite de Los Angeles
Dodo sur place
Visite de Los Angeles
Dodo sur place
Visite de Los Angeles
Dodo sur place
à Départ France !!!
Je vous remercie pour vos conseil / suggestions ! Voyagement vôtre.
Je suis en fauteuil roulant électrique (j'aurais 31 ans à la période du séjour) et je part avec ma mère (qui aura elle 59 ans).
Je vous présente un première idée du Road Trip.
Je voudrais avoir vos avis concernant le temps de trajet, l'itinéraire, et si vous aviez des recommandations aux niveaux des hôtels (accessible bien entendu), des sociétés de location de véhicule accessible !
Arrivée à Los Angeles : Dodo sur place !
Lendemain : Départ direction Parc national de Joshua Tree (yucca à gogoooooo) (Los Angeles à Parc national de Joshua Tree = 2H10)
Dodo vers Needles (Parc national de Joshua Tree à Needles = 2H10)
Direction Grand Canyon (Needles à Grand Canyon Village = 3H45)
Dodo sur place
Visite du Grand Canyon (hélicoptères ?)
Dodo sur place
Direction Monument Valley (Grand Canyon Village à Monument Valley = 4H30)
Dodo sur place
Découverte des lieux plus plus plus
Direction Antelope Canyon – Upper (Monument Valley à Antelope Canyon = 1H50)
Visite du lieu
Direction Page (Antelope Canyon à Page 15 minutes)
Dodo sur place
Visite du lac Powel + barrage
Direction Las Vegas (Page à Las Vegas = 4H30)
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Aller voir : ATM aquarium télé. (3451 W Martin Ave C, Las Vegas)
Visite de Las Vegas
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Visite de Las Vegas
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Direction San Francisco
Las Vegas à Death Valley à Olancha = 4H00
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Olancha à Lee Vining à Traversée du parc de Yosemite à Groveland = 4H40
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Groveland à San Francisco = 3H00
Visite de San Francisco
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Visite de San Francisco
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Visite de San Francisco
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Visite de San Francisco
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Visite de San Francisco
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Direction San Simeon par la Pacific Coast Highway, également appelée Highway 1.
Bixby Creek Bridge (gros pont en arche), on y passe dessus par la route Cabrillo Hwy. (Depuis San Francisco 2H30)
McWay Waterfall (chute d’eau / cascade dans l’océan pacifique) accès PMR ! (Depuis San Francisco 3H00)
Friends Of The Elephant Seal (éléphants de mer) route Cabrillo Hwy, parking gratuit. (Plaza del Cavalier, 250 San Simeon Ave Suite 3B, San Simeon). (Depuis San Francisco 4H30)
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Direction Sequoia National Park's Tunnel Log (tunnel à travers un séquoia) / (Crescent Meadow Rd, Sequoia National Park)
General Sherman (plus grand séquoia) / (route – 198 - General Hwy) (San Simeon à Sequoia = 3H50)
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Direction Los Angeles (Sequoia à Los Angeles = 4H20)
Visite de Los Angeles
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Visite de Los Angeles
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Visite de Los Angeles
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Visite de Los Angeles
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Visite de Los Angeles
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Visite de Los Angeles
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à Départ France !!!
Je vous remercie pour vos conseil / suggestions ! Voyagement vôtre.
Camping, B&B ou maison d'hôtes au lac de Sainte-Croix English translation pending
Bonjour,
Suite a l'annulation de notre voyage en Suède (dont nous aurons la confirmation officielle mercredi) nous aimerions quand même prendre la voiture et partir dans les gorges du Verdon,
Auriez-vous des camping (pour une tente, un couple) a conseiller prêt du lac, avec si possible installation pour prendre une douche ? ou bien un petit B&B ou maison d’hôtes pas trop cher, Je ne trouve plus rien ou alors hors de prix
Au programme, randonnée sur le sentier de l'imbut, paddle, kayak, balade.
D'avance merci
Suite a l'annulation de notre voyage en Suède (dont nous aurons la confirmation officielle mercredi) nous aimerions quand même prendre la voiture et partir dans les gorges du Verdon,
Auriez-vous des camping (pour une tente, un couple) a conseiller prêt du lac, avec si possible installation pour prendre une douche ? ou bien un petit B&B ou maison d’hôtes pas trop cher, Je ne trouve plus rien ou alors hors de prix
Au programme, randonnée sur le sentier de l'imbut, paddle, kayak, balade.
D'avance merci
Aller actuellement en Côte d'Ivoire depuis le Ghana English translation pending
Je veux me rendre le plus tôt possible en cote d'ivoire suis au ghana
Comment faire?
Voyager avec sa soeur mineure sur un trajet Paris-Nice English translation pending
Bonjour,
Je vais prochainement effectuer le trajet Paris-Nice en avion avec AirFrance, accompagnée de ma soeur mineur de 14 ans. J'ai moi même 26 ans. Je voulais savoir si elle devait avoir un document d'autorisation de notre mère ou autre document pour prendre le vol sachant qu'on reste quand même en France? Pour information, nous ne portons pas le même nom de famille.
Merci de vos réponses.
Cordialement.
Randonnées les pieds dans l'eau sur la Côte d'Azur English translation pending
Bonjour à tous, je serai basé du 1er au 8 aout à Grasse avec ma petite famille et je recherche une idée de randonnée les pieds dans l'eau (surement dans le verdon) comme dans les gorges du Toulourenc près du mont ventoux que j'ai découvert ( et adoré !) l'an dernier. Si vous avez des suggestions à me proposer ... Merci par avance. Martial