French holidays have been off the menu for much of the summer, but with the scrapping of the amber watchlist and confirmation from the French Government that the NHS Covid Pass will be accepted for entry to restaurants, cafes and supermarkets, families have a last chance to spend summer across 'La mer'.

France has seen record numbers of staycation bookings this summer, so holiday park specialist Siblu has picked out five outstanding family resorts where there is still availability for holidays in the last full week of August.

Domaine de Litteau, Normandy
Set in the heart of Normandy's countryside, Domaine de Litteau and has heaps to entertain the kids, including a fishing lake, covered pool complex and an outdoor play area with BMX tracks, climbing ropes and a zip wire. This is a great base for visiting sites across Normandy, including great beaches and historic Bayeux, and Cherbourg, home of the staggering Cite de la Mer, where you'll find a three-level aquarium, nuclear submarine and a Titanic exhibition.

Details: Seven nights' self-catering for up to eight from £644, arriving on August 21, (siblu.co.uk, 020 8610 0186). Return ferries from Portsmouth to Caen from £479 (https://www.brittany-ferries.co.uk/)

Pictures: https://bit.ly/siblu-domaine-de-litteau

Domaine de Kerlann, Brittany
Siblu's Domaine de Kerlann is one of Brittany's best known holiday villages, with indoor and outdoor pools, adventure playgrounds and children's clubs making it an easy choice for families. There are five superb sandy beaches within five miles, and the local town of Pont Aven is so pretty it inspired the artist Paul Gauguin.

Details: Seven nights' self-catering for four from £812, arriving on August 21, (siblu.co.uk, 020 8610 0186). Return ferries from Portsmouth to Caen from £479 (https://www.brittany-ferries.co.uk/)

Pictures: https://bit.ly/siblu-domaine-de-kerlann

Les Charmettes, Charente Maritime
Les Charmettes, on the sunny west coast in Charente Maritime, is one of the biggest holiday villages in France, with a pool complex and entertainment set up to suit. There are indoor and outdoor pools with slides and fountains, tennis courts, kids' clubs for tots to teenagers, and nightly entertainment.

Details: Seven nights' self-catering for four from £987, arriving on August 21, (siblu.co.uk, 020 8610 0186). Return ferries from Portsmouth to Caen from £479 (https://www.brittany-ferries.co.uk/)

Pictures: https://bit.ly/siblu-les-charmettes

Bonne Anse Plage, Charente Maritime
Siblu's action-packed holiday village Bonne Anse Plage sits on the edge of a pine forest just north of Royan, in Charente-Maritime on France's west coast. The resort has a giant swimming pool with a massive water slide, and there's a climbing wall and ropes to keep the sky-high fun going. Among the local attractions are La Palmyre Zoo, famed for its conservation programme, and Ile d'Oleron, which is France's second largest island after Corsica.

Details: Seven nights' self-catering for up to six from £1,120, arriving on August 21, (siblu.co.uk, 020 8610 0186). Return ferries from Portsmouth to Caen from £479 (https://www.brittany-ferries.co.uk/)

Pictures: https://bit.ly/siblu-bonne-anse

La Reserve, Aquitaine
Nestled in a forest in the south west region of Aquitaine, Siblu's La Reserve holiday village sits on the banks of Lake Biscarosse, where families can laze on the beach and enjoy the shallow waters of the lake. Those who head to the coast will find big golden beaches and waves made for surfing, plus the dramatic Dune du Pyla, the tallest sand dune in Europe.

Details: Seven nights' self-catering for up to six from £1,197, arriving on August 21, (siblu.co.uk, 020 8610 0186). Return ferries from Portsmouth to Caen from £479 (https://www.brittany-ferries.co.uk/)

Pictures: https://bit.ly/siblu-la-reserve

Notes to editors: COVID testing requirements for France
France requires all adults travelling from the UK to be fully vaccinated, and children up to the age of 17 are exempt. Adults must complete a 'déclaration sur l'honneur' form self-certifying they are not suffering from symptoms associated with coronavirus, and they must provide proof of their vaccination status.

France is on the UK's amber list, so travellers coming back to the UK must complete a negative lateral flow test no more than three days before they return, followed by a PCR test no later than day 2 of their arrival in the UK.

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