Brittany
Family holidays in Brittany region of France
A holiday in the Brittany region of France is the perfect French family holidays. Hello France offer superior cottage style mobile homes in a selection of the best campsites in the Brittany region.
See the fishing boats return with their catch on a warm summers evening in one of the many picturesque fishing ports.
Taste the delicious fresh produce in the numerous seafood restaurants in the beautiful holiday seaside resorts. Sample the locally produced cider with mouth-watering crepes or galettes.
Take a trip to one of the islands, of which there are many and appreciate their unspoilt beauty and tranquillity or cruise along the calm navigable rivers and canals and enjoy the breathtaking scenery.
Visit the charming Breton towns full of character and colour, browse through the lively local markets where you can buy anything from a needle to an anchor.
Brittany has its own language, customs and above all festivals. During the summer months there is an abundance of traditional festivals where a visitor can experience the wonderful traditions and culture of the Bretons.
Brittany was originally known by the Celts as Armorica, the land of the sea. It has a past full of legends and a reminder of its ancient history are the prehistoric megaliths for which it is famous.
Hello France offers accommodation in cottage style mobile homes and apartments in 4 star campsites and holiday villages in a number of locations in Brittany. Camping in France was never better.
Campsites in Benodet and Dol de Bretagne
Our mobile home accommodation is of a superior standard with cottage style mobile homes complete with decking on campsites in Benodet and Dol de Bretagne all 4 star quality campsites with lots to offer all family.
Our campsites are in great locations with numerous attractions nearby and offer top quality facilities to keep families well entertained throughout their stay.
France and Brittany is a super holiday destination and the better campsites and holiday parcs are ideal for the family holiday because of the wide selection of top class facilities and entertainment programs on offer.
HELLO FRANCE RECOMMEND YOU VISIT THE FOLLOWING:
Mont St. Michel – Linked to the mainland by a causeway the silhouette of Le Mont St. Michel soars proudly over a medieval village. Explore the imposing monastery and fortress there.
Saint-Malo – Destroyed during the war this town has now been painstakingly restored. The narrow cobbled streets in the old walled town are full of character and well worth a visit. There is also a huge marine aquarium.
Locronan – An elegant and wonderfully preserved Renaissance village attracts many tourists with its central cobbled square and numerous craft shops. The 15th century church is dedicated to the Irish missionary St. Ronan.
Pointe du Raz – The dramatic Pointe du Raz is a narrow headland jutting into the Atlantic at the tip of Cap Sizun. The views of jagged rocks and pounding seas are breathtaking.
Bénodet – A picturesque port and fashionable holiday resort from which numerous boat trips can be arranged.
Concarneau – Its principal attraction is the 14th century walled town with ramparts some of which can be toured. Its narrow streets are full of shops and restaurants.
Quimper – Full of shops, crêperies and half-timbered houses, this riverside town - the ancient capital of Finistere - has a distinctly Breton character. Famous for producing faïence, elegant hand painted pottery, which has been exported since 1690.
Auray – This is an old picturesque river port with winding cobbled streets.
Quiberon – A scenic drive along the peninsula takes you to Quiberon from where you can take a boat trip to Belle Île the largest and most beautiful of the islands by the Gulf of Morbihan.
Carnac – Is one of the world’s great prehistoric sites with approximately 3000 prehistoric stones which stand in parallel lines stretching for two miles.
Vannes – This lively town with its well-preserved medieval quarter has some half-timbered buildings sheltering inviting markets, shops, crêperies and restaurants and an aquarium.
Guérande – Colourful cobbled streets take you to a selection of cafes and craft shops in this beautiful medieval walled town.
Le Croisic – Sample the wonderful fruits de mer in this lovely fishing port.
La Baule – This bustling town offers a variety of chic stores, cafes and restaurants. It is a vibrant seaside resort with a long promenade and a broad sandy beach. Its casinos and nightclubs come alive after dark.
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