Can Mont-Saint-Michel be a day trip from Paris?

Yes, as a shared full-day tour with a guide. It is about four hours from Paris each way, so the day starts early and ends late.

How many nights does Paris need?

The itinerary here spends six nights in Paris: two days for the city's main sights, a half day at Versailles, a full day at Mont-Saint-Michel and a day for Montmartre.

Is the Eiffel Tower part of the trip?

Yes. The itinerary here goes up to the Eiffel Tower's second level with a guide, and includes entry to the Louvre and the Arc de Triomphe rooftop.

France itineraries for travel agents

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YourTripTeam's France itinerary for travel agents runs 6 nights and takes in Paris, Versailles and Mont-Saint-Michel. Build your client's France tour package in 4–5 minutes.

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Paris, Versailles and Mont-Saint-Michel
6 nights / 7 days

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Planning notes for France

How do France trips usually run?
Paris works as a base for a week. The trip here spends six nights there, with Versailles as a half-day tour and Mont-Saint-Michel as a full day out.
How do your clients get around France?
A hop-on hop-off pass and a Seine cruise cover the main sights, with private transfers from Charles de Gaulle Airport, about an hour each way. Mont-Saint-Michel is about four hours from Paris each way, so that day starts early and ends late.
When should your clients go to France?
Paris works year-round. The Louvre closes on Tuesdays and the Palace of Versailles on Mondays, so plan the week around them. December adds Christmas markets and short days.