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 Le Bois Meen is close to Dinan, often described as probably the best preserved medieval city of its kind in France. Dinan has excellent shopping and restaurants and hosts numerous festivals and fetes throughout year. It also holds a market every Thursday morning in the main town square. There are stunning views from the ramparts over the charming river Port of Dinan with its many restaurants. River trips to Dinard are possible or boat hire is available to enable the exploring of the many villages along the large and beautiful Rance river.
A similar distance the other way is the famous Brittany coast. It ranges from the rugged coastline of Cape Frehel through to beautiful sandy beaches, including those of Dinard. Across the Rance estuary is the walled city of St Malo which is a must for any visitor to the area.
The famous Mont St Michel is an approx forty five minutes drive and one and a half hours to the Normandy invasion beaches and war cemeteries.
There are numerous villages and towns within easy reach, as are the surprisingly empty beautiful beaches and coastal walks.
Seafood is readily available at numerous restaurants and at prices that must be the envy of Europe. A diverse array of regional dishes is served at a variety of restaurants, both in the towns and villages as well as at rural and coastal locations.
For the golfing enthusiast there is a multitude of golf courses within the immediate area, including some of which can be included as amongst the best in France and are of the highest international standard.
Other recreational activities include kayaking, fishing, cycling, walking, tennis, swimming and so on.
There is an abundance of choice for all visitors and ages ranging from relaxing in the grounds of the cottage or exploring the surrounding country side through to a broad range of sporting and other recreational activities.
Of most importance are the people of Brittany themselves. The are friendly, helpful and accommodating and will contribute significantly to any holiday spent in their region. |
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