Join Us in France Travel Podcast Gulf of Morbihan in Brittany, France, Episode 123
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Oct 4, 2016 Discover the enchanting Gulf of Morbihan in Southern Brittany, where stunning coastlines and charming towns await. The hosts share their love for local flavors, like crêpes and Muscadet wine, that tantalize the taste buds. Uncover the area's prehistoric treasures, including mysterious dolmens and menhirs. They also touch on cultural differences of tourists and reminisce about their teenage adventures. Expect a delightful blend of travel insights, culinary delights, and personal anecdotes that capture the spirit of Brittany.
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Elyse's Love for the Sea
- Elyse grew up near the sea in New York and deeply misses being by the ocean.
- She loves places by the water and considers the Gulf of Morbihan one of her favorites.
Unique Gulf Geography and Currents
- The Gulf of Morbihan is an inland gulf with a narrow one-kilometer opening causing very strong tides.
- This creates powerful currents that are both beneficial for sailors and potentially dangerous.
Public Beaches and Islands
- The Gulf of Morbihan has hundreds of islands, some private and some uninhabited.
- Beaches in France are public, so visitors can use them even on private islands.