Picking up on this we have decided to give strong thoughts to re-visiting France this year, (well I have decided to already), like many others I would guess.
We are both fully vaccinated so the only document, at the moment, I can see we need is the declaratiion d'honneur along with our Jab details or am I missing something?
Advice appreciated as always

That's pretty much it *at the moment*. However, rules and regs are certainly 'fluid' so continue to follow any announcements by the English or French Governments and be aware of any changes. I've been fortunate enough to get to France 3 or 4 times in the past couple of years - even a couple of times with the Eriba. It is always a matter of knowing the rules, following the rules and having the right documentation to prove such if asked.. Downloading the French 'TousAntiCovid' app to your phone might be worth considering. You can upload your NHS vaccination record to it and present that at any point where it is asked for.. It's always worth carrying all this information in paper form as well, I have found. It is often easier to pull out a piece of paper rather than trying to find something on your phone in moments of 'stress'..

Best of luck!

We still have the passe vaccinale which is tout anti covid (entry into bars, restos etc) but I think that will soon be scrapped. Best to have it just in case. It's free and easy. Things are looking good at the moment!

We’re off to Belgium this weekend (without tris the troll this time)
We’ve had to do a Passenger locator form, strangely. Wasn’t needed when we were in Belgium at New Year.
We had to scan the international covid pass QR code onto the form.

Ah well there's a question how do you fill a locator form in if you are touring? We never book sites in advance!

In the 70's. When booking flight only for a Greek island hopping adventure you had to book any old accommodation in advance with the flight to be let in. It probably never existed.
Steve

Bunny and I have just had the latest booster [Spikevax Bivalent ] when we put it on to the tous covid pass is says "no validity in France",
H'mm
Dave

I've just seen an article dated 23rd September saying that this vaccine has been approved and gives superior protection. I'm guessing that the tous anti covid app will be updated soon.