I'm booked for Perpignan on Thursday but not 100% confident on the covid rules. If anyone has been or fully knows the new French rules it would be great.

2 questions really....

I'm double jabbed with Pfizer (2nd jab in November) not had the booster yet. Am I classed as fully vaxxed for France as its under 270 days since 2nd jab?

2nd question, many daughter is 12 and fully unvaccinated. I've got her booked into a clinic 24hrs before we travel for an Antigen test which the certificate is then emailed to me within 2 hours.

Are both these going to be ok does anyone 100% know.

For travellers aged 18 and over, France will recognise you as ‘vaccinated’ for entry purposes if you completed your initial vaccine course within the last 9 months. If more than 9 months have elapsed since your initial course, and you have not since received a booster, you will be considered unvaccinated and must follow the rules detailed below.

From 31 March 2022, travellers from the UK aged 12 years and over who are not fully vaccinated need to provide:

A negative PCR test result taken within 72 hours or an antigen test result taken within 48 hours pre-departure.

So from what you have provided, just your daughter needs a neg PCR with 72 hours or LFT 48 hours before travel.

Do you need to provide proof of where you are staying / travelling to ?

It's not a requirement but might be worth doing a Passenger Locator Form just in case (only takes 5 mins), but I've done them 3 times now and never been asked to see it.

you will be given an EU-PLF on the flight to complete.

If you have a GHIC card (new EHIC health card) then take it with you as if you need a covid test whilst out there it will be free if you have one of those.