Alençon is a town in southern Normandy, and is surrounded by natural parks and bordered by the Sarthe River. It is a beautiful place. We were surprised by the castle, which you suddenly stumble upon and is quite impressive. It’s known for its lacemaking traditions, dating back to the 17th century, and for being the birthplace of Saint Therese. Also […]
Rouen pleasantly surprised us, a city full of life and with so much to explore. It’s a port city on the Seine River, and in the centre, you’ll find Gothic churches, several of which are used as museums. It features a cathedral that’s free to visit, as well as the beautiful medieval half-timbered houses we loved. Where to stay We […]
Ouistreham is a small town that serves as a port for Caen, where the ferry to England departs. It has several museums, a large beach, a seafood market, and charming bars and restaurants in the town centre. Where to stay We stayed at the Riva-Bella camping-car in the village (49.287399, -0.249754 lat, long), which is right outside the ferry. The […]
Hauteville-sur-Mer enjoys a peaceful lifestyle that combines relaxation, sport, and tranquillity. Located about ten minutes from Coutances, enjoying an exceptional coastline and large beaches, the resort allows you to discover the charm of this part of the Coutançais. Where to stay We stayed at Camping du Sud (48.97029, -1.556557 lat, long), which is next to the beach and a 5-minute […]
Granville boasts a charming, fortified old town and a lively seaside resort atmosphere, offering a vibrant cultural scene, stunning coastal views, and excellent seafood. In the upper walled city, filled with beautiful stone mansions, shops, galleries, creperies, and restaurants, you can explore its historic walls and see its Gothic church. Where to stay We stayed at the Parking du Roc […]
Jullouville is a picturesque coastal town located on the Normandy coast, offering a beautiful sandy beach that stretches for almost three kilometres, a rich cultural heritage and a wide variety of outdoor activities. Where to stay We stayed at the Carolles Beach Motorhome Park area (48.7593, -1.57048 lat, long), which has 12 pitches, electricity, water and emptying space. The park […]
Saint-Caradec is located in the Côtes-d’Armor department in Brittany. Known for its picturesque landscapes and traditional Breton architecture, it offers a glimpse into French rural life. The area is characterised by its rolling hills and agricultural land. Where to stay We stayed in the town’s RV park (48.191101, -2.8443 latitude, longitude), which is completely free and located next to a […]
Facing the ocean, this Breton village is ideally located between Bénodet and Concarneau. Along its hiking trails, you can discover its old port, its majestic granite church, its long sandy beach, and its marina, Port-la-Forêt. Where to stay We stayed in the village’s motorhome area (47.909635, -3.985184 lat, long). It costs €13.20 per day and includes water, electricity, Wi-Fi, sewage […]
Concarneau is a walled city and one of the most visited places in Brittany. The city has two distinct areas: the modern city on the mainland and the medieval, walled city on a long island in the centre of the harbour. Where to stay We stayed in a motorhome area (47.879212, -3.920757 lat, long) in the city. The area is […]
Port-Louis is famous for its citadel, which watches over the city and the waters of the Bay of Lorient. Behind the walls, untouched by cannons and time, you can see the picturesque fishing port. The Spanish erected the first elements of the citadel in 1590. Louis XIII completed the fortifications in 1637 and named the city Port-Louis. Chosen as the […]
