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Fayence is nestled between the mountains of the Esterel and the lower Alps. It is in a string of perched villages which include Montauroux, Seillans and Callian - each one no more than 10 minutes from the next. All these villages have typical markets, pleasant restaurants (to suit all budgets) and a sensible collection of day-to-day and tourist shops. None is over-run by foreigners, you can't buy curry and there are no fish-and-chip shops. But you can drink Pastis and watch petanque.
Travel to the Fayence area is straightforward. For car drivers, it's about twelve hours door to door from London via Eurostar. Set off bright and early, then aim to break anywhere from Beaune onwards. We've stayed in downtown Puligny at Le Montrachet - ri
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Fayence is nestled between the mountains of the Esterel and the lower Alps. It is in a string of perched villages which include Montauroux, Seillans and Callian - each one no more than 10 minutes from the next. All these villages have typical markets, pleasant restaurants (to suit all budgets) and a sensible collection of day-to-day and tourist shops. None is over-run by foreigners, you can't buy curry and there are no fish-and-chip shops. But you can drink Pastis and watch petanque.
Travel to the Fayence area is straightforward. For car drivers, it's about twelve hours door to door from London via Eurostar. Set off bright and early, then aim to break anywhere from Beaune onwards. We've stayed in downtown Puligny at Le Montrachet - r
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Travel to the Fayence area is straightforward. For car drivers, it's about twelve hours door to door from London via Eurostar. Set off bright and early, then aim to break anywhere from Beaune onwards. We've stayed in downtown Puligny at Le Montrachet - r
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Travel to the Fayence area is straightforward. For car drivers, it's about twelve hours door to door from London via Eurostar. Set off bright and early, then aim to break anywhere from Beaune onwards. We've stayed in downtown Puligny at Le Montrachet - r
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Air travel takes you to Nice (British Airways, Easyjet and British Midland/BMI) all offer routes. You'll need a car, so avoid the hassle of queuing and rent one from Truche Location. They'll make a plaque with your name on it and meet you. Leaving, just park the car in airport terminal parking and drop your keys in the post. Fayence is about 50 minutes drive from Nice airport.
Those wishing to arbitrage money for time can try Toulon/Hyeres - closer to two hours after a Ryanair flight.
Fayence is exit 38 (Les Adrets) off the A8 autoroute.
For aquatic activity, you have the beaches, the mountain streams and, well, the swimming pool - which can be enjoyed with a good book. We love headin
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