Germany

Black Forest

The Black Forest is characterised by rushing streams, rolling hills, and farmland dotted with traditional farmhouses, not to mention just a few few pine trees. In fact, the spectacular Black Forest stretches 170 kms from north to south and is undeniably one of the most beautiful holiday regions of Germany. Dense and vast, the forest is crossed with valleys and offers the ultimate alpine experience. Explore ancient villages and towns, whilst enjoying some true Black Forest hospitality including delicious breads and honey, jams or preserves washed down with some fabulous beers and wines.

Getting There
With a choice of airports including Strasbourg and Stuttgart, fly drive is a convenient option. Ferries to Calais, Zeebrugge or Hook of Holland are available if you wish to drive

The Rhine

The Black Forest area is characterised by rushing streams, rolling hills and farmland dotted with traditional farmhouses, as much as by the famous forests. The mountains of Austria and Switzerland are Europe’s spectacular showpiece. The towering snow capped peaks reflect in sparkling lakes and flower strewn meadows are dotted with ruined castles, pretty churches and picture postcard villages with windows boxes ablaze with flowers. The mountains can be explored by car and on foot or the mountain railways and cable cars provide unforgettable rides to the summits.

Getting There
With a choice of airports including Strasbourg and Stuttgart, fly drive is a convenient option. Ferries to Calais, Zeebrugge or Hook of Holland are available if you wish to drive

Germany

The Black Forest is characterised by rushing streams, rolling hills, and farmland dotted with traditional farmhouses, not to mention just a few few pine trees. In fact, the spectacular Black Forest stretches 170 kms from north to south and is undeniably one of the most beautiful holiday regions of Germany. Dense and vast, the forest is crossed with valleys and offers the ultimate alpine experience. Explore ancient villages and towns, whilst enjoying some true Black Forest hospitality including delicious breads and honey, jams or preserves washed down with some fabulous beers and wines.

Getting There
With a choice of airports including Strasbourg and Stuttgart, fly drive is a convenient option. Ferries to Calais, Zeebrugge or Hook of Holland are available if you wish to drive.