Travel to South of France - Languedoc   Booking a holiday in the Languedoc region of southern France, in our superb holiday villa, has never been easier, quicker or as good value. Coming by car, plane or train? The choice is yours - but to make getting here as easy as possible, we've put together some practical travel information, listed below: By car You can reach our holiday villa by car via the following motorways: The A7-A9 via Lyon/Valence, Orange and Béziers Taking the A7-A9 via Lyon/Valence, Orange and Béziers is the best route should you be coming into France from the north east - or heading for the eastern side of Languedoc - the departments of the Gard or Herault. The A75 via Clermont-Ferrand and the Millau bridge Taking the A75 via Clermont-Ferrand and the Millau bridge is an excellent route for those traveling from the UK and Ireland. It's the shortest route to the Languedoc region, and offers spectacular scenery along the way. You'll also not have to pay tolls after Clermont-Ferand. The A62-A61 via Bordeaux, Toulouse and Carcassonne Taking the A62-A61 via Bordeaux, Toulouse et Carcassonne is the best route should you be coming from the west of France, and heading for the western regions of Languedoc - such as the departments of the Aude and Pyrenees-Orientales. If you want a detailed itinerary for your trip down the motorways of France, visit either of these websites: www.mappy.com et www.viamichelin.com. As well as calculating the distance of different routes (and petrol costs), they'll also tell you where speed cameras are located!

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