Les Balcons
in Le Grand Pressigny is
a substantial 3 bedroom house ( sleeps 6)over two floors
with a delightful raised balcony offering lovely views to give you a
countryside feel but with all the village amenities.
Le Bourg is a lovely riverside barn conversion with separate 'petite maison' (sleeps 6+). The house is in the village of Barrou, 7k from Le Grand Pressigny and as the name suggests is located in the centre
of the village. Its situation means you have the benefits of experiencing a small French village but you are also ideally placed to visit all the major attractions of the Loire valley plus some of the highlights of the neighbouring department of 'Vienne.
weather in Loire valley, Loire valley weather, what to expect ,average temperature
Today's weather & time in Tours, Loire Valley, France
When to visit the Loire
Valley? This part of France really has something to offer all the
year round but if you are coming here for your annual holiday you
will probably be looking for some sunshine so here's our guide
as to what to expect.
Average temperature comparison for holiday months:
Location
Av. max. in May
Av. max. in
June
Av .max. in
July
Av .max. in Aug
Av. max. in
Sept.
Tours
19
26
28
28
24
Nice
19
28
30
30
26
London
16
19
22
21
18
Edinburgh
14
17
18
18
16
April and
May: The days begin to get
longer and the temperatures rise steadily
up to around 20°C. You can have misty
starts to the morning clearing away quickly to give very pleasant
days and nights. There will be the odd days of rain but rarely for
long periods.
This is also a good time to visit as there are fewer
tourists around!
June to September: Late
spring and into summer brings dependable weather with long dry
spells with average daily temperatures around 24°C.
July temperatures peak as high as 28°C dropping to 22°C as September
approaches. On average, there are 11 days of rainfall during this
period.
Perhaps not as warm as those in
the far south of France, but a far more comfortable heat.
October and November: Has temperatures
averaging a high of 17°C in October to 12°C in November. There will
be occasional light frosts. There can
however be some beautiful Autumn days
for walks among the wild flowers and crisp November days when you have
the low sun blinding your view of
the chateau you are exploring.
December
to
March: This can be a chilly time with a low in
February of 8°C to a high of 11°C in March. Rain can be heavy
at times. Late winter into spring brings some fog, especially in the
early mornings. If you are visiting the area during these months
-it's not for the weather! A good time to to house hunt if you are
looking for a permanent move as the rose-coloured spectacles will
not be required!
As a footnote, the above information is for
guidance only and there will no doubt be exceptions to what might be
considered the norm for this lovely part of France.
