The Best Beaches in Brittany

Brittany, the westernmost part of France, can lay claim to having some of the country’s best beaches. The peninsula is surrounded by sea on three sides; to the north by the English Channel, to the west by the Atlantic Ocean and to the south by the Bay of Biscay. The beauty and drama of the

Brittany’s Best Festivals

Brittany is home to many of France’s biggest and best-known festivals and celebrations. Take your pick from rock, jazz, opera, food, boats, Celtic music, literature, photography or traditional cultural events. There is sure to be something to suit everyone’s mood and taste.

Brittany in a Glass

Here are some of the distinctive local drinks that you really must try in any visit to Brittany.

Celebrating Mardi-Gras in Brittany

A quick overview of the festival known as Mardi Gras in Brittany; an event still popularly celebrated in this part of France.

Cheese and Wine of Brittany

Although not a region of France traditionally associated with cheese and wine, Brittany’s offerings are sure to surprise and delight.

Bread and Butter in Brittany

A feast for the senses – the breads and butter of Brittany.

The Pilgrim Trails of Brittany

Home to more hiking trails than any other part of France, many of Brittany’s ancient pilgrimage routes can still be experienced today, including stages of the Camino de Santiago and the Pilgrimage of the Seven Saints, offering travellers a chance to discover the country and connect with the past and themselves.

Piety and Pride in Brittany

Parish Closes are unique to Brittany and one of the most striking features of the region’s heritage. A visit to at least one site should be on any traveller’s list.

The Pardons of Brittany

Pardons in Brittany : A religious and secular celebration that you really must see