See what the experts are saying about Saint-Cricq-Chalosse. Get expert advice on how to get there what to see and more.
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In two weeks
With 2 weeks to explore France, you'll have time to visit several regions -- not only Paris, but also the best of the Loire Valley châteaux, the most history-rich town of Provence (Avignon), and several resorts on the Riviera, taking in the b... Continue reading »
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For families
France offers many attractions for kids. Perhaps your main concern with having children along is pacing yourself with museum time. Our suggestion is to limit Paris to 2 days and then spend a day wandering the spectacular grounds and glitterin... Continue reading »
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For food and wine lovers
For the aficionado or even the lover of French landscapes, a tour of Burgundy, one of the world's greatest wine-producing regions, is one of the highlights of France. Burgundian vintages have been called le vin des rois, le roi des vins (the... Continue reading »
Saint-Cricq-Chalosse Travel Experiences
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Day 1 The calm before the storm
Enroute to Roncesvalles from St. Jean, about 8 km outside St. Jean (but 600 meters higher!) is this delightful little oasis of an auberge... Continue reading »
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Day 43: Pau
Another morning in Bilbao. Billy spent over an hour in the bath mucking around last night so he slept really well. After getting woken an... Continue reading »
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Day Four
Day 4, May 21Pomps to MaslacqDistance: 17km882km to Santiago, 69km from startMore cloudy skies and occasional sprinkles. We heard last ni... Continue reading »
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Day Five
Day 5, May 22Maslacq to NavarrenxDistance: 20km863km to Santiago, 88km from startAgain, a mostly cloudy start to the day. Yesterday’s hik... Continue reading »
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Onto Pau!!
Continuing our journey through the Dordogne, we stopped for lunch at Mentabo restaurant at Les Eyzies ~du~Tayac After an hour stop and a... Continue reading »
