Without even taking a flight, southern France remains one of the best options.
Provence and the Mediterranean
In Provence: in Mallemort or L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, autumn stays mild and bright.
On the coast: in Le Grau du Roi, huge beaches are once again peaceful and perfect for sunny walks.
Can you still swim at All Saints’ Day?
Heated pools let you enjoy the water whatever the weather.
Autumn colors: where to go in the mountains
The Alps in a different light
In La Plagne, Vars, Pra Loup and Isola 2000, this is a great time for hiking, mountain biking and a full change of scene.
A wellness break with Mont Blanc views
Saint-Gervais-les-Bains is perfect for a restorative break thanks to its thermal waters, dramatic scenery and cozy atmosphere.
Short breaks for the November 1 weekend
Trouville-sur-Mer
Just two hours from Paris, Trouville is a reliable autumn weekend choice with seafood, boardwalk strolls and Normandy charm.
Carcassonne
In autumn, the fortified city of Carcassonne feels almost mystical and works well for families and heritage lovers alike.
Affordable family holidays
The So’Inclusive solution
With So’Inclusive, breakfasts, picnic lunches, dinners and drinks are all included. You enjoy a quality stay without multiplying expenses once you arrive.
FAQ: your questions about All Saints’ Day and November 1
Where should you go in France for sunshine at All Saints’ Day?
Provence and the French Riviera offer some of the best chances of sunshine in late October and early November.
Can you still find affordable last-minute holidays at All Saints’ Day?
Yes, especially in the mountains, where this period still falls before the full ski season starts.
Where should families go for 4 days around November 1?
Choose a destination within about 3 hours of home by car or train. Carcassonne, Trouville and southern France are all strong options.
Discover all our inspiration on where to go on holiday in France, for holidays in October, holidays in December and holidays in January.
