How to get here...
There are many different ways to
get to Lamalou-les-bains, here
are just a few.
And, however you travel, have
a safe and pleasant journey
Wines of the Region
The region around
Lamalou-les-Bains is famous for its Faugères wine.
More...
Water Activities
Rafting in the wild waters of the rivers around
Lamalou-les-Bains. More...
Lamalou-les-Bains A special place offering a different kind of
holiday. More...
Places
to go...
Around Lamalou-les-Bains there are many interesting
places to visit. More...
Crossing the channel from the UK
The port you use to enter France obviously depends on
where you live in the UK. The most popular crossing is
the Dover / Calais, followed by the Portsmouth / Cherbourg
or Le Havre crossing. And of course, there is the alternative
channel crossing - the Eurotunnel, which you board at
Folkestone.
Travelling
in France
You can either travel across and down through the centre
of France, or, if the arrival port is Calais, down the
AutoRoute de soleil - motorway to the sun, travelling
via Reims, Dijon and Lyon, taking up the A9 Laguedocianne
at Orange.
Travelling from the UK by car means you really should make
the journey through France part of the holiday and take a
little time to see some of the beautiful countryside.
There are plenty of places to stay, from expensive hotels
to the cheap and cheerful AutoRoute motels like Formula 1,
B&B or Campanile. Click on the logos below to visit their
websites to help plan your route.
If you decide to travel down the centre of France, taking
the new A75, then you get the chance to go over the new viaduct
at Millau. This is a spectacular new bridge, designed by Lord
Norman Foster. At 341 metres (1,118 feet) from the base to
the top of the highest support, it is the highest bridge in
the world. It links the two mountain ranges, spanning river
Tarn in the deep valley near Millau and has made the usual
summer traffic jams a thing of the past
Flights
There are now plenty of
flights to this part of the south of France and there are several
airports all around a hour from Lamalou-les-Bains.
You can fly Air France or British Airways to Montpellier (55
miles*), perhaps the most favaorable airport for many people.
Many people now choose to fly with the low cost airways, picking
up extremely cheap flights. Ryanair and other no-frills airlines
fly into Toulouse (110 miles), Carcassonne (55 miles*), Perpignan
(76 miles*), Montpellier (55 miles*), and Nimes (80 miles*).
Regular return fares are around £100 - although you can
easily pick up bargain tickets from as little as £25 return.
Béziers Airport, which is our nearest, now has Ryanair
flights from Bristol and London (Luton) Airports.
Welcome to Résidence Médicis
holiday apartments in the heart of Lamalou-les-Bains.
This is the ideal location for your holiday in Languedoc, the
south of France.
