A T a s t e o f
the Loire
ILE Start Date: 24 Jun
This holiday takes you to the heart of the Loire region,
famous for its châteaux and vineyards. Undoubtedly one
of the loveliest parts of France, the
gentle landscapes and soft light of
the Garden of France will delight you.
Your base is Camping les Bois du Bardelet
(L05), situated near the town of Gien, close
to the River Loire. During your stay you will
Inclusive Holidays
have the chance to discover more of the area and to enjoy some
of the gastronomic specialities of the region. In addition to the
package, the site will suggest further activities and excursions at
your welcome evening.
Your Inclusive Package
Package Price (£) for site fees and visits:
• Welcome drink on arrival and a tasting (transport provided)
Arrival Date: 24 June 2008
farewell evening • Guided tour of local
Outfit +2 585.00
• Bread and croissants provided earthenware factory and the
Extra person 215.00 every day Château de Gien
Ferry Crossings of your choice and Red Pennant Travel Insurance should be added • Visit to the Parc Floral d’Orleans • A folkdance evening
to this package - ask our reservation staff at the time of booking on 01342 316101.
and butterfly farm with picnic • Day trip to Paris
You can also reserve additional nights on site as required. Please refer to the relevant
page in this brochure for a full site description.
followed by a guided tour of the • Boules competition
Minimum number: 16 participants city (transport provided). • A traditional regional dinner in
BOOKING CODE: ILE
• A lunchtime cruise on the the site restaurant
Pont-Canal • 14 nights on site
• Visit to a local vineyard with wine
W i n e & F o o d
Your Inclusive Package
in France
• Welcome get-together restaurant.
• Instruction on how to taste and • Coach trip to prune museum
evaluate good wines in a nearby with a picnic by the River Lot
restaurant including coach • A coach trip to the Foie Gras
transport, light lunch of regional museum in Souleilles which
specialities and a tour of local includes tastings, a cookery
IWF Start Dates: 9 Jun or 25 Aug
villages. lesson and a meal.
• Visit to Cahors vineyard • A wine and cheese tasting
including transport and tasting. evening hosted by the site
Based at Camping Moulin du Perie (D09),
• Visit to Bergerac vineyard owner.
our aim for this holiday is to provide
including transport and tasting. • A farewell dinner on site
• A gastronomic lunch in a local • 14 nights on site
an itinerary which should be ideal for
members who like to have a wide choice
of things to see and do, together with the
opportunity of tasting the famous wines
and outstanding cuisine of the region.
Package Price (£) for site fees and visits:
Arrival Date: 09 June 2008 or 25 August 2008
Outfit +2 675.00
Extra person 275.00
Ferry Crossings of your choice and Red Pennant Travel Insurance should be added
to this package - ask our reservation staff at the time of booking on 01342 316101.
You can also reserve additional nights on site as required. Please refer to the relevant
page in this brochure for a full site description.
Minimum number: 30 participants
BOOKING CODE: IWF
162
Call the travel service on 01342 316101
or visit
www.caravanclub.co.uk
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