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My girlfriend and I wanted to travel and I've been trying to come up with locations we could visit. In terms of expenses, I'm from northern california, currently have about $2000 saved up, my small toyota echo for transportation and a tent for a possible shelter.
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If I were you I would go to Bodrum. It has lovely, long, clean and hot beaches, sun, clear sea, surf and other water sport opportunities, scenic beauties, water parks, luxury and budget friendly hotels, a lot of British, American and German tourists who can be friends with you, great night life, a lot of historical places, traditional bath, traditional food, traditional music, traditional dance etc and itâs cheaper than the holiday resorts of other European countries.
You may watch videos and find useful info about Bodrum, Mugla at http://magnificentturkey.weebly.com/site_map.html#mugla
If I were you I would go to Bodrum. It has lovely, long, clean and hot beaches, sun, clear sea, surf and other water sport opportunities, scenic beauties, water parks, luxury and budget friendly hotels, a lot of British, American and German tourists who can be friends with you, great night life, a lot of historical places, traditional bath, traditional food, traditional music, traditional dance etc and itâs cheaper than the holiday resorts of other European countries.
You may watch videos and find useful info about Bodrum, Mugla at http://magnificentturkey.weebly.com/site_map.html#mugla
What's the nicest town in which to study French in the North of France?
arfurdaley
I want to do a French Language course in France, and want a nice, picturesque town, possibly coastal, that's easily accessable from South East England. Any ideas?
Answer
Lille is a very alive university town with a lot of culture, shows, museum, and a very busy shopping centre.You can get there easily and fast by taking the Eurostar from Ashford or Ebbsfleet in Kent (South East), or Saint Pancras in London, but it is inland and very cold in the winter and can be stuffy in the summer. The Catholic university runs established French courses for foreign adults.
ICL-Clarife
Lille Catholic University
67 Boulevard Vauban
59800 Lille
Tel: 03 20 57 92 19
Fax: 03 20 15 29 30
Email: clarife@icl-lille.fr
On the coast you have the very picturesque town of Boulogne-sur-Mer that has direct sailings to Dover and runs a variety of excellent language courses at its Summer University.
http://www.my-language-travel.com/language-school/French/France/M%C3%A9rignac/
It has a lovely old town with ramparts, a belfry, a castle which shelters an interesting museum. There is the remarkable Nausicaa live marine museum near the harbour and it has a superb sandy beach where you can do various sea linked activities such as wind surfing in the summer. There are coastal walks and the pretty litle resort of Wimereux is a five minutes drive away North. On a clear day you can see the English coast from there.
You can also look at other courses in various regions on the following website:
http://www.europa-pages.com/france/
Lille is a very alive university town with a lot of culture, shows, museum, and a very busy shopping centre.You can get there easily and fast by taking the Eurostar from Ashford or Ebbsfleet in Kent (South East), or Saint Pancras in London, but it is inland and very cold in the winter and can be stuffy in the summer. The Catholic university runs established French courses for foreign adults.
ICL-Clarife
Lille Catholic University
67 Boulevard Vauban
59800 Lille
Tel: 03 20 57 92 19
Fax: 03 20 15 29 30
Email: clarife@icl-lille.fr
On the coast you have the very picturesque town of Boulogne-sur-Mer that has direct sailings to Dover and runs a variety of excellent language courses at its Summer University.
http://www.my-language-travel.com/language-school/French/France/M%C3%A9rignac/
It has a lovely old town with ramparts, a belfry, a castle which shelters an interesting museum. There is the remarkable Nausicaa live marine museum near the harbour and it has a superb sandy beach where you can do various sea linked activities such as wind surfing in the summer. There are coastal walks and the pretty litle resort of Wimereux is a five minutes drive away North. On a clear day you can see the English coast from there.
You can also look at other courses in various regions on the following website:
http://www.europa-pages.com/france/
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