Brittany - the cliffs, the coastline, the vast natural harbor of Morbihan - but we reserve a special place in our hearts for les galettes. (Et cidre.) If these trad buckwheat pancakes are new to you, we suggest finding the nearest cafe to your Brittany campsite and starting off with a full galette, becoming more adventurous with fillings daily, then returning home with all the fixings to make your own all year round.
Those who also go gaga for cliffs, coastline and general maritime marvels will find these abounding too in Brittany: it has a third of all French coastline (over 2,860 kilometres' worth) and is France's first region for fishing and seafood. Yum. Seafaring sorts will also find seabirds by the thousands, marine mammals including dolphins and basking sharks, and a maritime influence in most places – even if it's just gazing seawards from the medieval walls of Saint-Malo. Look for a campsite in Brittany near watersports, fishing, sailing and other watery pursuits...
