By Car
The easiest route is from Calais. Take the A26, A1 to Paris then the A10, A71 and A20 which runs straight through the heart of the Midi Pyrenees.
The journey is approx 850km to the northern end of the Midi Pyrenees and will take around 8-9 hours, depending on length of stops.
La Peyrecout is situated between the major autoroutes of the A68 and A20. From the south we are 35 mins from the A68 at Gaillac, from the north 1 hour from the A20 at Caussade.
Legal requirements for driving in France
For two years, French motorway authorities have been encouraging the use of yellow vests for drivers leaving their vehicles due to breakdowns or accidents. They handed out 25, 000 free vests in 2006, and published guidelines on how to leave your vehicle safely. Now the vests…more on French road safety regulations…
The Automobile Association has an up to date list of Compulsory Equipment required when driving in Europe.
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