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Summary of the Best Beaches in Brittany Cap d’Erquy Baie de Lannion Ménéham Baie d’Audierne Côte Sauvage Belle-Ile La Baule-Escoublac Brittany is the second most popular beach destination for French holidays after the Mediterranean, even outranking nearby Normandy. However, with over 2,000 kilometers of coastline, visitors can always find secluded spots away from the crowds….
Summary of Content Experience Education About iBestTravel Experience Brittany Anas is a former writer with iBestTravel. She spent much of her career as a professional journalist based out of Denver, Colorado. For over a decade, Brittany worked at daily newspapers, including the Boulder Daily Camera and The Denver Post. During her time, she won several…
Summary Geography and a Few Facts Brief History Coastline and Coastal Towns Major Cities and Charming Towns Highlights Festivals in Brittany Food Brittany (Bretagne) has always been fiercely independent; indeed it only became part of France in the 16th century. Today, facing the North Sea and the mighty Atlantic, the Bretons still look outwards towards…
1. Summary This article provides insights about Brittany Chrusciel, a seasoned travel writer with over a decade of experience. It delves into her professional journey, education, and contributions to various travel publications. Title: Freelancer Location: Asbury Park, New Jersey Brittany Chrusciel has been reporting on travel by land and sea for over a decade. Formerly…
1. Introduction In Brittany, France, crêpes are a treasured local dish—however, making them is no picnic. 2. Crêpe School Experience Standing in a circle in a converted boatyard facing the port of St.-Malo, in the northwestern French region of Brittany, our small group of strangers introduces ourselves. It’s late February 2020, a few weeks before…
15 Unmissable Experiences in Brittany With its countless stone-walled crêperies, traditional dancing Fest Noz festivals, and road signs translated in Celtic language, Brittany loves to be unapologetically Breton. You will fall under the charm of this land shaped by the ocean, where fishermen hum centuries-old sea shanties at the local bar and tide times determine…
You can’t go wrong wherever you go in France, understandably the most visited country in the world. However, if you’re focusing on the northwest part of this magical land, you might have a tough decision to make. Both regions boast millennia of history, extraordinary culture, and hundreds of miles of picturesque shorelines. Brittany and Normandy…
Discover Brittany’s Stunning Beaches Brittany doesn’t offer your typical beach experience. It’s not simply about throwing on a swimsuit and jumping right into the sea; you’ll want to pack a fleece, a raincoat, and if you’re not a fan of cold water, a wetsuit as well. However, don’t let this deter you. The region of…
Explore the Culinary Delights of Brittany The culinary heritage of Brittany is unique and unmatched anywhere else in France. This northwestern region offers limited local cheeses and practically no wines; its dining culture revolves around crêpes. Crêpes come served with various toppings, with traditional stone-walled crêperies scattered across cities, towns, and villages—akin to the trattorias…
Our slow travel series explores how you can take more mindful journeys by train, boat, bus, or bike – with tips on how to reach your no-fly destination and what to see and do along the way. Here, Rebecca Crowe explains how she explored the northern French region of Brittany and beyond using the extensive…