After a summer of heat waves, temperatures in France are gradually returning to normal. What better way to enjoy the end of the season than by visiting popular destinations as they become quieter in September?
The Cabanes Tchanquées (stilt cabins) on Île aux Oiseaux, in the heart of Arcachon Bay. From Bonifacio to Collioure, with stops in Arcachon Bay, Biarritz and the Luberon, here are five ideal destinations to visit now, with temperatures still mild and crowds beginning to thin.
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onifacio, a return to authenticityA
ccording to travel outlet Ulysse, the Corsican Tourism Agency (ATC) recorded 370,000 visitors in Bonifacio in August, marking the peak of the summer tourist season.S
tarting in September, tourist numbers drop sharply and temperatures become cooler than in summer, ranging from 19 °C in the morning to 27 °C in the afternoon. Sea temperatures remain very pleasant, around 22–23 °C, making conditions ideal for swimming.V
isitors can stroll through the narrow streets of the citadel and climb the 187 steps of the King of Aragon’s Staircase, which offers sweeping views of the sea. The Campu Rumanilu trail, which runs along the limestone cliffs, provides a refreshing hike best enjoyed early in the morning or around sunset.T
he medieval town regains a more local atmosphere, allowing for more authentic interactions with residents and shopkeepers. The Lavezzi Islands and their beaches can also be explored in a much quieter setting.A
rcachon Bay, a peaceful escapeF
ollowing the Saumos wildfire, which displaced 220,000 people and burned 42,000 hectares, tourism is gradually returning to Arcachon Bay,
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