Brittany Holidays
Brittany holiday ideas
A few suggestions to get the holiday planning process started
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A Big Short Break in Northern Brittany - Sailing Trips, Shoreline Strolls & Seafood Suppers
Hit the road along Brittany’s spectacular coastline on a five-day escape from Trebeurden to Saint-Malo
5 days, from £1300 to £1650
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Oysters, Ocean Views and Old Towns - A Normandy and Brittany Road Trip
Embark on a week-long road trip from Normandy to Brittany, discovering windswept beaches, soaking up local history and savouring coastal cuisine
7 days, from £1700 to £2500
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From La Gacilly to Saint-Briac-sur-Mer - A Rugged Road Trip Through Brittany
Bask in the beauty of Brittany on this 11-day road trip around the region’s rugged coast
11 days, from £2500 to £3200
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A Family Road Trip Along the Coast of France - Sailing Escapades, Medieval Castles & Ancient Wonders
Treat the family to an 18-day road trip from Normandy’s wild shores to the storybook villages of Provence
18 days, from £5900 to £7500
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What you can find in Brittany that you won't find anywhere else?
Brittany's coastline - at a whopping 700 miles, the longest in France - is undoubtedly one of the region's main calling cards. Lace up your walking boots for a hike along well-marked coastal paths, join local fishermen on boat trips (followed, of course, by scrumptious seafood lunches afterwards), and discover lonely lighthouses dotted on the cliffs (rumour has it, Brittany has the highest concentration of these iconic structures in the world).
If you can drag yourself away from the sea, there are historic towns; centuries-old chapels; and, of course, the vibrant regional capital of Rennes, known for its medieval half-timbered houses and grand cathedral. To give you a real sense of the region, we'll pair you up with local guides who will introduce you to the best secret spots and tell you the region's tales and legends. Come night, we can recommend the top tables in town to feast on fresh oysters and indulgent crepes, and wonderful hotels, whether you're after an authentic homey base or a more luxurious hideaway.