France 2024

And on that note cyberyacht, booking of channel crossings are definitely worth doing in advance. I booked directly our Eurotunnel June 2024 crossing last summer and one way cost me £191. It is now listed at £274.

Colin

I feel that, as a retired couple, pre-booking for the whole holiday, is too restrictive and unneccessary. We have been to France for more years than I care to remember, and never have pre-booked more than a couple of nights for the 1st site in France, and after that, a phone call to the site the day prior, will assure you of the availability of an emplacement. More often than not, they will assure you that it is not necessary to book on their site,...just turn up. We also avoid bastille day (14th July) to the end of August, as French folk selfishly, want access to their own campsites. ACSI is a real money saver and despite making a list of possible destinations, prior to departure, we move on to another ACSI site after 7-10 days. We rarely visit the same site twice, as there are always loads of sites available wherever we go, and, as we have no children with us, we can usually go for 75 days and stay on the cheaper sites which don't cater for families.