If you are looking to spend your next vacation in the rural surroundings of a French village, then you should consider a holiday in Vic de Chassenay. One hour from Paris by train, and within easy reach of many sightseeing attractions, the best accommodation options come in the form of a holiday rental cottage in Vic de Chassenay. Superbly furnished and decorated, it will feel more a home away from home than a hotel room ever can do.
There are many activities that you can take part in during your holiday in Vic de Chassenay should you wish to do so. If you enjoy water sports, then you should take a trip into the Morvan regional park, where some of the lakes are conducive to both canoeing and swimming. There are also many nature trails around the park in lengths varying from a short stroll, through to a hike of several hours. Other recreational pursuits in the area include cycling, horse back riding and golf.
There is an abundance of interesting places that you can visit from your holiday rental cottage in Vic de Chassenay, including two UNESCO sites. These two sites are the Abbey of Fontenay and the Basilica of Vezelay, both of which are worth at least a half day visit each. If you have time, a visit to the large town of Dijon is also recommended, with its mix of century’s old architecture and modern life. One final thing to consider would be a tour of a vineyard. As Burgundy is a renowned wine producing region, it would seem rude not too!
The weather is an important part of any holiday, and so you might like to know what is the best season in which to book self catering accommodation in Vic de Chassenay. The weather between the months of May and early September is at its warmest and most predictable. Expect temperatures to be consistently over 20 degrees Celsius, and rainfall to be less than 80mm a month. Of course, it is possible to book a holiday rental cottage in Vic de Chassenay at any time of year, but it is far colder during the winter, and night frosts are common place.
It’s all about trains, planes and automobiles when you are considering how to get to your self catering accommodation in Vic de Chassenay. There are no regional airports with direct links to the UK, and so if you are thinking of flying, then you should consider something like a British Airways flight out of London Heathrow (LHR) into Charles de Gaulle (CDG) Paris. If you are driving over from the UK, the most likely port that you would use would be that at Calais, as there are frequent channel crossings here. Finally, travel by train from the UK is a real option, especially with the interconnection of high speed lines.
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