FRANCE Bordeaux to Biarritz

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Southwest France is a land of sunshine, wine and sport. From Bordeaux down to Biarritz, you will find fabulous courses. The southwest is about playing some great golf – this area has the highest concentration of quality courses in Europe – and mixing in a bit of ‘R&R’!

The Courses Vigiers Medoc Les Chateaux Seignosse Chiberta course descriptions

Chateau des Vigiers and golf course.

The Itinerary

Sunday, Day 1

Arrival to Bordeaux from Paris. Collect your rental car and drive to Vigiers. Check in to the 4-star Chateau des Vigiers for three nights. The balance of the day is at leisure, and evening dinner at your choice of chateau restaurants.

Monday, Day 2

Enjoy breakfast at the chateau. Golfers play Vigiers. Non-golfers can enjoy the hotel’s leisure facilities. The afternoon is free, and evening dinner at your choice of chateau restaurants or nearby country inns.

Tuesday, Day 3

Enjoy breakfast at the chateau. Golfers drive to play Medoc Les Chateaux – a regular stop on the European PGA Tour. Non-golfers can sightsee to nearby historical towns, tour the chateau vineyard. The afternoon and evening are free.

Wednesday, Day 4

Enjoy breakfast at the chateau. No golf today. Sightsee in the area, as you are in the middle of great wine country. Drive down the coast to Biarritz, sightseeing along the way. Check in to one of the truly great hotels in Europe, the 4-star deluxe Hotel du Palais, for four nights.

Thursday, Day 5

Enjoy breakfast at the hotel. Golfers drive to play Seignosse. Non-golfers can enjoy the hotel’s leisure facilities, or the beach. The evening is free to enjoy dinner in a hotel restaurant, which has a panoramic view of the Atlantic, or in town.

Friday, Day 6

Enjoy breakfast at the hotel. Golfers drive to play Chiberta. A non-golfer can explore Napoleon’s summer retreat of Biarritz – which is still imperial in every way. The evening is free to enjoy dinner in a hotel restaurant, or in town.

Saturday, Day 7

Enjoy breakfast at the hotel. No golf today. Explore the town, relax on the beach, or venture out to explore the road to Spain. The evening is free to enjoy dinner.

Sunday, Day 8

Enjoy breakfast at the hotel. Drive to the Biarritz airport, return rental car and depart for Paris and your connecting flight home.

Vigiers de Golf

Itinerary Features

• 3 nights in the 4-star Chateau Vigiers – double or twin occupancy – breakfast daily;
• 4 nights in the 4-star deluxe Hotel du Palais, garden view – double or twin occupancy – breakfast daily;
• Greens fees and tee times for 4 rounds of championship golf, as described, with unlimited golf available at Vigiers and Les Chateaux;
• Intermediate-size rental car (2-3 persons) or van (4 persons), inclusive of automatic transmission, unlimited mileage, insurance for one driver, and personal insurance;
• Recommended Restaurants list, maps, and tourist information;
• Local taxes.

Itinerary Price

January-April 2002 May- October 2002

Golfer: $1,365.00 Non-golfer: $1,250.00 Golfer: $1,580.00 Non-golfer: $1,465.00

Customize Your Holiday

Do want to customize your vacation? It is easy to do: just ask!

Notes

• Accommodations are double or twin occupancy; subject to availability.
• Suggested golf itinerary is subject to availability, and is based upon known visitor play policies.
• Added nights, additional golf, and extra activities are available options -- please ask.
• International air transportation and non-golfer itineraries are not included; arranged at client request.
• All prices are quoted in US dollars and subject to change without notice.

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For more information call 303/751-7200 or 1-800-359-7200
or email Lesley Van Biljon at lvbiljon@classicgolftours.com.

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