Tournaments in France
How does your club fancy pitting themselves against the best that European club Rugby has to offer playing in an organised fixture or in one of their many tournaments? Combine the fun and excitement of foreign travel and being away from home with the challenge of top international competition!| Tournament | Location | Age Group | Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Top 12 Rodez | Rodez | U13 | 1st - 3rd Oct 2010 |
| Challenge Adrien Cayol | Toulon | U7, U9, U11, U13, U15 | April 2011 |
| Tournoi du SQY Rugby | Versailles | U11, U13 & U15 | 23rd - 24th April 2011 |
| International Tournament "A l'Ouverture" | Vienne | U15 & U17 | April 2011 |
| Provins International Tournament | Vienne | U15 & U17 | 23rd & 24th April 2011 |
All our tours are individually tailored to meet your group's specific requirements. Our experienced team can offer advice on where to go and what to do when you're there but ultimately the final decision is always yours.Don't hesitate to contact us either by phone, email or by using our online enquiry form. Always confirm age groups with S&C before you tour.
Rugby tours & tournaments in France
Touring in France
Since the first rugby club opened its doors in France back in 1872, the French embraced the sport and did not look back. With countless clubs around all of the regions in the country, there will never be a shortage of friendly fixtures available to touring sides.France has a deep set rugby culture where matches are played on lush green pitches against the backdrop of some of the most beautiful scenery in Europe. Rugby in France tends to thrive in the villages and towns of the country rather than cities. In South West France in particular most of the small villages have their own rugby teams which form an important part of the social life of the communities. They welcome touring sides with open arms, especially if France has recently thrashed the touring country's team in the Six Nations!
Not only does the South West of France offer a competitive game of rugby, it also boasts incredible scenery. The area is situated between the Pyrenees Mountains and the Atlantic Ocean making for breath taking views. Sport is also some what of a tradition in the area, especially fishing, golf and skiing, this coupled with the close knit rugby culture makes the South West an ideal area of France for a rugby tour.
Although villages and towns in France provide the pulse of rugby in the country the real heartbeat is in the second largest city, Toulouse. The city is unique in that it is the only major city in France in which rugby supersedes football, bordering the South West; it is the gate way into the sport in this area of the country. One of the original members of the 5 nations, France is as serious about rugby as it is about romance and cuisine - now that's serious!
