Brittany
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I would like to drive down from Paris to Locronan and Finistere on 13-15 nov in Brittany (although I am debating if I should go to Burgundy!) Could someone please help with my queries:
1. Is it a good time in mid Nov to visit these areas in Brittany?
2. Will it be possible to also travel to Mont Saint Michel in these 2 days?
3. Any recommendations to stay in Locronan?
1. Is it a good time in mid Nov to visit these areas in Brittany?
2. Will it be possible to also travel to Mont Saint Michel in these 2 days?
3. Any recommendations to stay in Locronan?
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A few differences you might want to consider. Having spent time in both regions, I would select Brittany. In Burgundy all the grapes will have been harvested and there is no ocean. Brittany's coasts are classic....dramatically striking in both the eastern half and the western half.
October had been my usual travel months for both...so I can't help with the weather you may run into.
Two days is slicing it rather paper thin...in either locale. If I can post my pics of both, I will.
A few differences you might want to consider. Having spent time in both regions, I would select Brittany. In Burgundy all the grapes will have been harvested and there is no ocean. Brittany's coasts are classic....dramatically striking in both the eastern half and the western half.
October had been my usual travel months for both...so I can't help with the weather you may run into.
Two days is slicing it rather paper thin...in either locale. If I can post my pics of both, I will.
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Sun: (see pics above)
I can recommend Manoir de la Rance, overlooking the River Rance in Eastern Brittany.. Easy access to nearby, colorful Dinan and coastal, walled city of St. Malo.....northward, to Dinard and the Emerald Coast stretching into the "pink granite coast"...you do need more time as hetismij warns above.
I can recommend Manoir de la Rance, overlooking the River Rance in Eastern Brittany.. Easy access to nearby, colorful Dinan and coastal, walled city of St. Malo.....northward, to Dinard and the Emerald Coast stretching into the "pink granite coast"...you do need more time as hetismij warns above.






