Our Sites Brittany Roscoff B30 Brest B04
It is easy to see how Brittany was once joined to Cornwall. With a pretty coastline, small inlets, steep pink granite cliffs and rocky headlands, it looks very similar to its ‘separated twin’. However, being further south, Brittany is sunnier and drier during the summer months making it perfect caravanning country.
With the longest coastline in France, the Brittany peninsula offers many amazing landscapes and experiences. It is a mystical place with a rich archeological heritage – colossal standing stones can be seen at Carnac and Belz. The market town of Pont-Aven has long attracted painters including Gaugin, whilst Quimper is famous for its pottery. With nine magnificent cathedrals and stunning châteaux, Brittany’s beautiful architecture should not be missed. Rennes, the region’s capital, offers a real up-tempo feel with bustling shops and nightlife. But wherever you go, it’s difficult to resist Brittany’s charm and beauty.
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De la Hallerais
Domaine du Logis Le P’tit Bois Pil Koad Des Iles
Domaine Le Bohat Domaine des Ormes L’Abri Côtier Vieux Chêne Le Châtelet
Les Capucines Les Mouettes
Village de la Plage Du Poulquer Port L’Epine
Camping Ty-Nadan
L’Orangerie de Lanniron Nautic International Port La Chaîne Les Prés Verts
Château du Deffay Château de Galinée Camping de Trologot Les Abers
La Tabardière
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Domaine de la Ville Huchet 39 Penboch
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St Lô 84 B09
Quimper B21 Brittany B27 B04
St-Brieuc B20 B15 B16 B22 B24 Lorient B33
Vannes B07
B06 St Nazaire Atlantic Coast B31 Nantes
At a glance LANGUAGE French CURRENCY Euros
TIME (GMT) +1 winter +2 summer
GOOD BUYS Seafood and crêpes. Also look for Breton lace and pottery from Quimper.
Please call us on 01342 316 101 or visit
www.caravanclub.co.uk St Malo B03
B11 B32 B01
Rennes Laval B25
Loire & Burgundy Angers
B02 B10 B08 Normandy
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