The Loire Valley is located in the heart of France, is popularly known as the ‘Garden of France’. Not surprisingly, the land of a thousand castles is full of parks, gardens and lush green golf courses. So, the region presents an ideal destination for this sport, while also discover beautiful landscapes and wonderful food.
They are more than thirty fields that are available to golfers in the Loire Valley. With the best facilities and services, these complexes offer the possibility to both experienced and fans to enjoy a few knocks, be adapted to all levels of experience.
Most of these fields are located near Orleans, Blois and Tours and in their vicinity, they all have a complete network including tourist accommodation and fine dining.
Thus, the golfer who choose to practice Loire Valley can enjoy your favorite sport, while a pleasant holiday where you will discover breathtaking historic castles and bucolic landscapes of great beauty, exquisite cuisine and a world-renowned.
The golf courses in the Loire Valley are perfectly integrated with nature and have been designed respecting the landscape and environmental regulations. Among all sites in the Central French nailing include in Sologne, in the Gâtinais or in the forest heritage of Orleans, where amateur players with more experience will enjoy playing in one of eight golf courses in 18 to 27 holes of Loiret.
Château des 7 Tours : This is a historic mansion, which was recently restored into a luxurious 4 * on an area of 78 hectares with 18 holes. An exclusive stay complete with a jacuzzi, an outdoor pool and a restaurant serving delectable gourmet menu.
Golf Getaway at the Hotel Le Domaine des Portes de Sologne 3 : one night accommodation (includes dinner in the restaurant Le Pavillon Limeres and breakfast buffet), a tour of the golf course with 18 holes Blue-Green Orléans and possibility Limeres use of the spa. Rates: 139 euros per person in double room.
Cheverny, a golf course with personality: Just 15 minutes from Blois, this 18-hole course designed by French landscape architect Oliver Van der Vynckt, who managed, with its decor, move back in time to everyone who visit.
After golf, you can enjoy the selection of dishes at the restaurant Rousselières, which proposes a refined cuisine in a friendly atmosphere.