England Rugby Travel is your Official Travel Agent for Rugby World Cup France 2023.
Category 1 tickets included
Quarter-finals
Quarter-finals (Full Travel Package) - Flight - 4 Nights - Deluxe
4 Nights - Visiting Marseille
/ Quarter-final 1 and quarter-final 3 / ATOL Protected
Price From:
£4,195pp
4 Nights - Visiting Marseille
Quarter-final 1 and quarter-final 3 ATOL Protected
Price From:
£4,195pp
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Package summary
The Stade Vélodrome was the scene of one of England’s greatest Rugby World Cup performances in 2007 when they knocked out Australia and will be buzzing again for quarter-finals 1 and 3 in 2023.
With a deluxe four-night break for the games, this has a spot of the very special about it.
A great option if you want the time and space for an extra croissant or relaxing beer, this package includes your return international flights, hotel accommodation and of course your official match tickets.
Package features
- Guaranteed and Official match tickets to two matches
- Hand-picked deluxe accommodation
- Return international flights and internal airport transfers
- Experienced support staff
- Exclusive invitation to England Rugby House
- Bonded by ABTA - Travel with confidence
- Investing back into the game
The matches included
Quarter-final 1 - Stade Vélodrome - Saturday 14 October 2023
Quarter-final 3 - Stade Vélodrome - Sunday 15 October 2023
This is where England will hope to be – group winners and on course to maximise their chances in the knockout stages.
The sparring has been done, it’s now down to the serious stuff. The best eight teams in the world will come together, with a place in the last four at stake, which means one moment of brilliance or one mistake could be fatal.
In 2019, England put Australia to the sword in Oita and that momentum propelled them all the way to the final, what will be in store this time?
Quarter-final 3 - Stade Vélodrome - Sunday 15 October 2023
This is where England will hope to be – group winners and on course to maximise their chances in the knockout stages.
The sparring has been done, it’s now down to the serious stuff. The best eight teams in the world will come together, with a place in the last four at stake, which means one moment of brilliance or one mistake could be fatal.
In 2019, England put Australia to the sword in Oita and that momentum propelled them all the way to the final, what will be in store this time?
Exclusive invitation to England Rugby House
At a wonderful venue in the heart of Marseille that will take the breath away, our England Rugby House quarter-final event will be a barnstorming way to start your weekend.
We are changing our styles and experiences. Yes, it’s all about the rugby and making great friendships but it’s more than that too. It’s about fantastic entertainment with recognised stars, it’s about your involvement and about creating something you will never forget.
England Rugby House will be at the very centre of your rugby weekend and we promise it will be a spectacular show, where stories will be shared and lifetime memories made.
We are changing our styles and experiences. Yes, it’s all about the rugby and making great friendships but it’s more than that too. It’s about fantastic entertainment with recognised stars, it’s about your involvement and about creating something you will never forget.
England Rugby House will be at the very centre of your rugby weekend and we promise it will be a spectacular show, where stories will be shared and lifetime memories made.
Marseille
France’s second biggest city and largest port is a really intriguing place in which to spend a few days. You can eat well in any French city, but Marseille's location, peering south across the water towards Morocco and Algeria, means that you can find a discernible North African influence to its cuisine.
Inevitably, you can dine well on seafood too, in the restaurants laced around the Vieux Port (Old Port) – the thick fish stew that is bouillabaisse originated in the city and is very much a speciality. There are plenty of bars for a drink too – particularly on Place Jean Jaures, where the evening runs on late. Out in the bay, Chateau D'If is just as dramatic and the Cathedral (Cathedrale Sainte-Marie-Majeure) is one of France’s most beautiful.
Inevitably, you can dine well on seafood too, in the restaurants laced around the Vieux Port (Old Port) – the thick fish stew that is bouillabaisse originated in the city and is very much a speciality. There are plenty of bars for a drink too – particularly on Place Jean Jaures, where the evening runs on late. Out in the bay, Chateau D'If is just as dramatic and the Cathedral (Cathedrale Sainte-Marie-Majeure) is one of France’s most beautiful.
Hotel le Pigonnet
Between tradition and contemporary, Le Pigonnet is a wonderful starting point to discover Provence. It is also a destination in itself.
Let yourself be lulled by the ripple of its fountains and walk in the footsteps of Paul Cézanne as you uncover boundless culture and experiences.
This truly is a breath-taking property and with only 48 rooms it is discreet and quiet enough for you to truly get away from it all and unwind during your Rugby World Cup adventure.
Let yourself be lulled by the ripple of its fountains and walk in the footsteps of Paul Cézanne as you uncover boundless culture and experiences.
This truly is a breath-taking property and with only 48 rooms it is discreet and quiet enough for you to truly get away from it all and unwind during your Rugby World Cup adventure.
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