TRAVEL FRANCE: Brittany Highlights

[@suzannematthews1307]

The Ville of Cancale is my most favourite place in the world. We have been to France many times, ferrying in for England to St Malo, and have all ways stopped off there for the oysters. Dinan on a Thursday is best because of the market. Because of covid we were unable to visit France last year, and coming across your videos have made me so happy. One day we hope to move to France and make our lives there. Thank you for letting me see these places again though your holiday.

[@LukeandTylerTravel]

We’re glad you enjoyed our video! We had such a lovely time in this region, Dinan was actually one of our favorite cities we visited during our 2 month holiday in France. Moving to France sounds like an amazing adventure. Bonne chance! We hope you enjoy our upcoming videos!

[@rouxanne-laure8938]

Be very careful with the tide and don’t take risks, authorities are used to get back people who forgot about it so call someone instead of trying to swim. Keep safe ! Thanks for this video it is nice to see my région through someone else’s eye 🥰🥰🥰

[@LukeandTylerTravel]

Glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for the tip 😊😉

[@christiantessari]

France 🇫🇷 is really amazing and always on the top of my Travel list ! Thanks for sharing this wonderful video 😁 Cheers from a travel KZbinr from Switzerland 🇨🇭

[@LukeandTylerTravel]

Glad you enjoyed itǃ We really loved travelling through France. We were there for about 2 months and were blown away from the diversity in the country. Hope you stay tuned for our upcoming videos featuring our travels in Franceǃ ❤️

[@adrianabrown1011]

Thank you for your video. My boyfriend and I hope to vacation in northern France and the information is sparse. Beautiful images of the places you visited! 😊

[@LukeandTylerTravel]

Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed the video 😊

[@tommyandpeter]

We love that you can get trapped by high tide, so interesting 😁 All the view were amazing, esp. from the tower 😊

[@LukeandTylerTravel]

Thanks guys! Yeah you gotta be careful with the incoming tide! Lol. Such a lovely city 😊

[@chickenitsa]

Hi, thanks for your fun video. Just a little correction: the estuary at Le Mont Saint Michel isn't the Seine River. That's at Le Havre, about 200 km north east of there.

[@LukeandTylerTravel]

Ah yes my mistake! Thanks for pointing that out. 🙏🏻

[@chickenitsa]

@@LukeandTylerTravel No problem . . . because, otherwise, you guys are [nearly] perfect! Cheers from Paris!

[@maiadonkitchen7009]

Such an informative video, thank u very much! Very handy when we visit France' west coast. this December. Would you choose St Malo again as your vantage point to stay or choose another village within Bretagne?

[@LukeandTylerTravel]

We hope you had a nice trip in December. Sorry we didn't see this sooner. We did like St. Malo as a vantage point especially since we didn't have a car and it is well connected to other towns in the region. Did you end up staying in St. Malo or elsewhere?

[@joserafaelgutierrezsuarez8679]

First comment ! Your videos are great, interesting content

[@LukeandTylerTravel]

Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed it 😊

[@killmelemmy2170]

Did you... Really... Compared crêpes and galettes? Never do that in front of a breton... Juste joking, but they're sacred here. They're really two distinctive dishes. By the way sausage galette (galette saucisse) is typical of that part of Brittany and especially Ille-et-Vilaine and Rennes. A fair amount of these are eaten before every game of football at Rennes, with the galette rapped around the sausage. Great video though, it's cool that you remind breton language and all. I'm glad you enjoyed your trip here. Saw you also uploaded a video about the pink granite coast, I'll go watch it now. I hope you'll get an opportunity to visit the Morbihan gulf (golfe du Morbihan). It's a true jewel. I mean, words are not enough to describe it. It's amazingly rich in wonders. And also the Arrée mounts (monts d'Arrée) that gives you a vibe of wild Ireland but the rocks are black granite instead of white. And the forest of Brocéliande in Paimpol, home to Merlin and other Arthurian legends. Etc, etc, I could do a list that never ends... Brittany is so rich and vibrant and diverse in culture as much in landscapes. It's like another country inside of France (it was another country for a while...). You'll always be welcome here. And it's Saint Sauveur. Not Saveur. 😉

[@LukeandTylerTravel]

Wow... So many great recommendations for the next time we visit Bretagne. Thanks so much!

[@killmelemmy2170]

@@LukeandTylerTravel You're welcome!! I could add la pointe du Raz and la pointe du Coarsen (which the place of France the most at the west). There you really feel like you're at the edge of the end of the world. But I'll stop or else I'm gone for another list... Like most of bretons I might be a little too chauvinist 😅 But I'm glad to share these infos, I love my region so much. Glad it can give you some ideas for next time, and hopefully to people planning to visit who will comme across my comment! Have a great day! And I'll watch your other videos, they're pleasant to watch and there's so much to discover all around the world.

[@LukeandTylerTravel]

@@killmelemmy2170 thanks so much! I hope you enjoy watching the rest of our videos. 😊

[@Kirbo029]

Calling a breton french is like calling a scottish person english

[@marcoprolo2299]

The Mont Saint Michel is a sacred place. I don't think your promiscuous behavior on the pic is showing any respect.

[@LukeandTylerTravel]

Then don’t watch, homophobe. 😘