Holiday destinations for the accompanied traveller

Changes every week but all in season stuff. They might do a wine tasting beforehand but kids could be bored at that

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the pig was happy to meet a new animal

@Fagan_ODowd took your tip today about the German Military cemetery in La Cambe. Very poignant and sobering place. Mostly kids buried in it, 18, 19 and 20. Started at the Airborne Museum in St Mere Eglise, then on to La Cambe then Omaha Beach via La Pointe du Hoc. In Bayeux now. It is fucking hot here.

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Dingle booked for the food festival with a bunch of lads celebrating joint 50ths.
If we get the right result next weekend there could be load of lads walking down John St with their Arnotts chests out.

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A food festival for a 50th? Very Castleknock and very @Spidey. I’d say your chests will be inverted all the same.

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Thinking about taking the plunge with a ferry holiday next year and drive to a Eurocamp from Roscoff. Was advised to head further south than Brittany and go to this place, about 80kms south of Nantes. Anyone ever been? It’s about a four and a half hour drive from Roscoff but could easily break up that journey.

Loads of places much closer to Roscoff

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It’s not on the coast which would be a negative for me but looks grand. I stayed in a place called le littoral is about half an hour from that spot it was v nice. But as trackie said loads of nice sites closer to the ferry…weather is less guaranteed there tho

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What we used to consider good weather was not ā€œguaranteedā€ until you went very far south. Now that good weather could be heat plumes and 40 degree heat. And you could get 40 degree heat in Nantes ( On June 24, 2026, Nantes experienced a historic and severe heatwave, with temperatures reaching staggering highs of approximately 42.2°C to 44°C during the afternoon). That kind of heat in a mobile is no joke. If I was going to the continent in the summer now I wouldn’t venture that far from Brittany and I’d stay near the coast.

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My ā€œadvisorā€ said there’s too many English in Brittany and highly recommended this place. Could stopover somewhere on the drive down for a night and same on way back.

@Fagan_ODowd would be thinking of late May to avoid any heatwaves

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You would want your head examined holidaying anywhere south of Dunfanaghy between May and September these days.

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Iv never come across any excessive amount of English people in France

If anything too many Irish!

There are literally thousands of campsites, very few poor ones. Wouldn’t get bogged down on one or the other

4 odd hours off the ferry isn’t a long drive that would need a night stopover.

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The English who go to France certainly aren’t the worst of them but there’s never much anywhere
Brittany is lovely, you get more notionsy Irish as you go further from the ferry :rofl:

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That’s pretty near Beizers and there’s a few eurocamps in the area so likely a share of Irish affected

Hong Kong lads. Talk to me.

Big hairy guy, kidnapped a woman and took her to new york. Yanks dealt with him.

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The Scezhuan Chicken is decent but their beef and black bean is terrible.

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