Brittany Attractions  For a home from home holiday Brittany is the perfect choice - the environment is more Celtic than French, with a climate similar to that of the South West of the UK.  On the other hand there are  unique attractions in Brittany that should not be missed, with fascinating history and outstanding coastline offering rugged cliffs, quaint harbours with active fishing fleets, delightful sandy beaches and excellent attractions that will make a holiday really memorable....read on for Brittany attractions and the incredible Mont St-Michel....

Labyrinthe du Corsaire

Location: On the southern outskirts of St Malo.  There is another park under the same management at Guidel near Lorient.
General Info:  Website.  Tel no: 02 99 81 17 23.  Entrance €6.80 per person.  Open 10.30AM – 7.30PM in peak season.  Please note that this attraction is only open 8th July – 3rd September in 2007.
Description: These are two more of those archetypal corn mazes that are springing up all over France.  The Labyrinthe du Corsaire in St Malo is beautifully situated on the edge of the Rance estuary, whilst the one in Guidel has developed the theme with strategy games based around the maze.
For the children:  In addition to the maze there are lots of other entertainments including bouncy castles and a small farm.

Our favourite attractions in Brittany:
        - La Bourbansais
        - Labyrinthe du Corsaire
        - La Belle Ile
        - Carnac Standing Stones
        - Coëtarlann
        - Le Manoir de L`Automobile
        - Oceanopolis
        - Odet Loisirs
        - Parc L'Ange Michel
        - Parc de Branféré
        - Le Parc des Grands Chenes
        - Ménez Hom
        - Le Mont St-Michel
        - La Vapeur de Trieux
        - Tepacap

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