Campsite Ille-et-Vilaine

Let's face it: the mere idea of a camping holiday in Brittany is enough to make you dream. With an exceptional coastline, islands to explore, medieval cities, nature areas galore... Yes, this region has serious arguments to tempt us. Have you chosen a campsite in Ille-et-Vilaine? The ramparts of Saint-Malo, the timeless charm of Dinard, the medieval city centre of Rennes, the forest of Brocéliande or the banks of the Rance are all yours to explore. The cherry on top of the 'kouign-amann' (Breton cake): if you book a pitch at a campsite in Dol de Bretagne or in the Bay of Mont-Saint-Michel, you can take advantage of your stay to plan a visit to the famous mountain, known as the Wonder of the West.

Did you know? The Emerald Coast (côte d’Émeraude) owes its name to the colour of its water. Depending on the dates of your stay in Ille-et-Vilaine, you may have the chance to watch the spectacle of the highest tides in Europe from the top of the ramparts of Saint-Malo, or on the promenade du Sillon. In Dinard, go to the Clair de Lune promenade for a walk to the sound of the waves. Then head for the historic centre of Rennes, to admire the half-timbered houses of the medieval streets. To finish on a high note, take a boat, barge or kayak on the rivers of Ille-et-Vilaine, before heading to the Mégalithes et Landes de Saint-Just site, a beautiful nature area and prehistoric park.

A real institution in Brittany, the 'galette saucisse' can be enjoyed at any time of day in Ille-et-Vilaine. This buckwheat pancake with a grilled pork sausage is used as a snack at local markets, as a quick lunch or as an aperitif. A tradition that your whole family will quickly adopt... For breakfast, you can rely on Saint-Malo crackers, delicious biscuit rolls. Finally, don't miss a tasting of mussels from the Bouchot river of the Bay of Mont-Saint-Michel, a speciality protected by a PDO, or a slice of bread spread with 'pommé', a jam from the Rennes region.