Sail with Ferry to France:
The music lovers looking for new ways to spend this summer break may take a ferry to France and head towards Provence, to the south of France to enjoy some great opera in this region. The holidaymakers can arrive in this region by sailing on the various ferry routes across the Channel and then heading towards the South.
Famous Choregies d'Orange Festival:
They may participate in the famous Choregies d'Orange festival, 2010 which is about to begin on July 15th and concluding on August 7th. The venue for the shows will be the Theatre Antique, a Roman amphitheatre located in Provence, a small town in Orange. People visiting Orange during this period will be able to catch a glimpse of this wonderfull event which will begin with an opening performance by Giacomo Puccini's Tosca on July 15th followed by another showing on 18th of July.
Charles Gounod's Mireille will also present a grand show in this year’s festival on August 4th and 7th, whilst vocal performances by soprano Natalie Dessay and tenor Juan Diego Florez on July 17th and renditions of pieces by Tchaikovsky, to be played at the theatre on 6th of August by the Orchestre National de Bordeaux-Aquitaine are some of the other attractions of this festival.
Ferries To France:
Travellers want to make a comfort ferry travel to France from the UK is now so easy and hassle free way. Travellers can get many travel benefits for making their trip to France with Norfolkline Ferries. Get more knowledge about Ferry To France and travel happily. Travellers can always catch a ferry or a train to reach Paris for a romantic weekend break or take the whole family in your car and drive through the continent to enjoy summer on the beautiful beaches.
