About half an hour from St Malo and about 1 hour from Rennes, Cancale is a small coastal town popular for Oysters. Well, the story ends here. Really, Cancale is just like any other typical Brittany town. It has turquoise crystal clear water, port, small beach and lots of seafood. […]
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Dinan’s old town is the best kept medieval town with age-old half-timbered houses, lined up along the narrow winding lanes. If you can visit only one place in Brittany, go to Dinan. One can reach Dinan, Brittany in little more than half an hour from Rennes by car. You can […]
Normandy is in the northern France, bordering English Channel. Normans- people of Normandy region, have a long courageous history with their medieval empire stretched as far as England and Wales. Normandy is not only about history but about nature and culture also. Here is a guide to explore Normandy region […]
Côtes-d’Armor, Brittany Situated on the estuaries of Rance river in Northern France, Saint-Malo is a popular historic town. The town has a rich history due to a long tradition of piracy and loot of the English ships passing the channel. Today, this fortified city attracts tourists for its classic old […]
Côtes-d’Armor, Brittany Pink granite coast is one of the main attraction of Brittany’s Côtes-d’Armor along with food and the dramatic, spectacular nature destinations. The Normandy’s coastline is made of white chalk cliffs like in Etretat or D-Day beach whereas Brittany’s coasts are pink-red in color due to characteristic pink colored granite […]
Côtes-d’Armor, Brittany Location Boulevard du Sémaphore – Ploumanac’h, 22700 Perros-Guirec, France Arrival As this is a camping site, it is best reached by car. From Rennes, it is about 2 hours distance and from Dinan, about 1 hour. Nearby attractions Route GR34 to explore pink granite coast passes from here. The camping […]
Côtes-d’Armor, Brittany Only about an hour from St. Malo or Dinan, the Cap Frehel is truly a nature paradise, straight out of storybooks. Emerald coasts on the English Channel, high rising cliffs of pink granite and about 2 square kilometer trails makes this place a must visit dramatic attraction in […]
Mont Saint Michel is one of the most popular destinations in lower Normandy, France. It is a UNESCO World Heritage, a tidal island, and a religious site as well. Mont St Michel is mainly popular for its Benedictine architecture, winding narrow lanes and medieval style town feels. How to reach […]
Normandy– the northern state of France has gained a lot of popularity from WWII. Its D-Day beach and war monuments are the number one tourist sites. Apart from this, Normandy is popular for its scenic white cliffs along the sea-line. The tidal island Mont St. Michel is yet another popular […]