If you're not a fan of staying in an overcrowded hotel for your well-deserved summer break then a holiday villa might just be for you. Holiday villas are particularly well suited for family holidays as they give you the privacy of your own private villa where you are away from the crowds and where you can enjoy spending quality time with the whole family. Being so close to the UK, France is a perfect destination for a family holiday and with so many summer villas on offer, why go further a field? Upmarket tour operator Scott Dunn have a few last minute deals with their holiday villas in South France which would be perfect for a family holiday. Lavender is a chalet-style villa situated on the La Prade villa complex that sleeps up to 10 people. Its location is ideal for easy access to the golf club, tennis courts and beach as well as the local shops and restaurants, making it the perfect retreat for family holidays in France. With last minute availability offers it certainly ticks lots of boxes. For smaller France holiday villas there are companies like South France Villas, who specialise in holiday villa rentals from the C'te d'Azur, across Provence and the Languedoc-Roussillon, to the Spanish border boasting from of the best Mediterranean beaches Europe has on offer. Villa Tamarisk for example is a beach front villa which sleeps up to 4 people in Cap d'Age a renowned family beach resort. Perfect for those who want a family villa holiday with lots of extra facilities available in a resort environment but do not require 5* accommodation. Some of the holiday facilities include â€Aqualand' water theme park, a 27 hole golf-course, watersports (boat, jet ski and windsurf hire) and family restaurants. Iglu Villas is another travel company that specialises in France holiday villas. With prices slashed for last minute holiday villas for summer 2010 get in quick for a good deal†But it's not just about finding a bargain. It's about having a well-deserved break where you come home feeling truly refreshed and relaxed. Family holidays in France should be a break for everyone, including parents with little ones. So you might want to consider holiday options that include childcare and even your own chef to completely take care of all your dining for the week.
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