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yesWere you a child the first time you set foot in France? Fresh off the ferry, were you wide-eyed that despite only being 26 miles from home turf, life was SO different there: the language, the shops, the bread, the everything? Well, why not rewind in your mind and repeat the magic all over again in Northern France with your own children or grandchildren? The place to learn about French culture is not in a classroom, a textbook or an app after all, but in situ in France, and there’s no easier place to do that than in Calais on a family weekend break, just 35 minutes over the water.
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Deal includes
- 1 night in the Chantilly suite accommodating 2 adults and 2 children in interconnecting rooms. One room contains a double bed and the other contains twin beds. The suite also has its own bathroom with bath, shower, toilet and 2 sinks.
- Breakfast, with fresh, quality ingredients
- Beds are made up ready for your arrival. Bathroom towels are provided
Meet Your HostRead more
I’m both Calais born and bred and from a long line of lacemakers so it’s fitting that I’ve ended up running my luxury B&B in the old lacemaking quarter of Calais! I’m...
Insiders Tips
Get in touch with the locals! They live on site and know how to make the most of your stay. They'll be happy to answer your questions and help you build a tailor-made, off the beaten path itinerary.
My favourite outings in Calais
When you come to Calais, there are places that are simply unmissable; unique and spectacular, they're just perfect for a romantic weekend getaway. I love the Grand Site of the 2 Capes, a classified Grand Site de France, is imposing, refreshing, and the view it offers of the sea and the White Cliffs of Dover is simply magnificent: perfect for an intimate stroll hand-in-hand along a scenic hiking trail. If you would like to meet some locals, there's nothing like a visit to the Channel, one of the city's cultural hubs, where you can enjoy a truly excellent glass of wine in the building of the former abattoirs located at the port. I also recommend seeing the view from the top of the magnificent belfry of Calais, with its bird's-eye view of the Bourgeois de Calais by the famous French sculptor, RODIN, and its panoramic view of the sea. You won't be sorry!