Cheap flights to France

From the glistening coastline of the French Riviera to the snow-capped mountains of the French Alps and the breathtaking beauty of Paris, it’s easy to see why flights to France are so popular. A country renowned for its delicious cuisine, iconic sights and unrivalled shopping, it’s a destination that’s hard to beat.

Whether you want to sip fine wine in a sun-soaked vineyard, tuck into fresh croissants in a boulangerie, enjoy a spot of après in the slopes, or dip your toes into the turquoise waters of the Mediterranean Sea, here’s why you should book tickets to France.

You can fly to France from a wide variety of destinations, including Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne and Perth. And with many airports dotted across the country, it’s easy to find tickets to France to suit you.

Flights to Paris are popular for those wishing to experience the stunning French capital with its world-famous landmarks, stunning architecture, amazing shopping and of course, incredible restaurants. From Paris you can also get a train to the historical coastal region of Normandy.

Flights to Nice in the south of France are perfect if you’re looking for luxurious beach break. Sitting on the glamorous Cote d’Azur alongside Cannes and St Tropez, the celebrity-favourite French Riviera is known for its stunning coastline with sparkling azure waters, soft golden sands and yachts bobbing alongside the charming towns. Another popular destination in the south of France is the beautiful Bordeaux with its stunning vineyards and world-class wine.

For ski holidays, many people fly to Chambery or Lyon due to their close proximity to the amazing ski resorts of Chamonix, Courchevel and Meribel, amongst many others.

Wherever you fly to in France, there’s plenty to keep you busy. The country’s most well-known attractions lie in the capital city of Paris. From the famous Eiffel Tower with its breathtaking views of the city, to the Musee De Louvre, home to the Mona Lisa, and the Notre-Dame Cathedral with its stunning Gothic architecture, the city is bursting with iconic sights.

Just outside of Paris, you can find the Palace of Versailles, a former royal residence and now a UNESCO world heritage site and one of the country’s main attractions. In the north of France, the rocky islet of Mont Saint-Michel with its impressive abbey is a must, or if you’re heading to central France, don’t forget to check out the Loire Valley with its incredible chateaux.

For those flying to the south, the ancient town of Carcassonne with its fortified walls and cobblestone streets, and the Pont Du Gard, an ancient Roman aqueduct near the town of Nimes, make a fascinating change from sunbathing and wine-sipping.