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By *uckoldandWife OP Couple over a year ago

Manchester

What's best way for 3 people to get to Brittany from the North West of UK. Fly, Train or Car?

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By *empnbunkCouple over a year ago

south coast

over night car ferry ... have some horny fun aboard and make the boat rock

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

dover calais is cheep and always there ready, im going over on tuesday

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By *etillanteWoman over a year ago

It's a long drive from Calais down to Brittany as much as from the NW to Dover, maybe longer

I always go overnight Portsmouth St Malo you arrive around 8am anwahere in Briattny is not a huge drive and STMalo is a beautiful place to arrive

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By *andKCouple over a year ago

Norfolk

"It's a long drive from Calais down to Brittany as much as from the NW to Dover, maybe longer

I always go overnight Portsmouth St Malo you arrive around 8am anwahere in Briattny is not a huge drive and STMalo is a beautiful place to arrive"

I was just going to say that as I look out of my appartment window watching the ferry depart

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"It's a long drive from Calais down to Brittany as much as from the NW to Dover, maybe longer

I always go overnight Portsmouth St Malo you arrive around 8am anwahere in Briattny is not a huge drive and STMalo is a beautiful place to arrive"

true but it does cost alot more, and a road trip can be fun

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By *uckoldandWife OP Couple over a year ago

Manchester

thanks everyone. Has anyone ever done London-Paris and the Paris to Brittany by Train?

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By *etillanteWoman over a year ago

"It's a long drive from Calais down to Brittany as much as from the NW to Dover, maybe longer

I always go overnight Portsmouth St Malo you arrive around 8am anwahere in Briattny is not a huge drive and STMalo is a beautiful place to arrive

I was just going to say that as I look out of my appartment window watching the ferry depart

Oh you lucky so and so it;s lovely down there

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By *etillanteWoman over a year ago

"It's a long drive from Calais down to Brittany as much as from the NW to Dover, maybe longer

I always go overnight Portsmouth St Malo you arrive around 8am anwahere in Briattny is not a huge drive and STMalo is a beautiful place to arrive

true but it does cost alot more, and a road trip can be fun"

Taking into account fuel maybe not that much. plus is much easier to get to Portsmouth than Dover

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By *andKCouple over a year ago

Norfolk

"It's a long drive from Calais down to Brittany as much as from the NW to Dover, maybe longer

I always go overnight Portsmouth St Malo you arrive around 8am anwahere in Briattny is not a huge drive and STMalo is a beautiful place to arrive

I was just going to say that as I look out of my appartment window watching the ferry depart

Oh you lucky so and so it;s lovely down there"

The view from our appartment takes some beating thats for sure, as does the range of restraunts withing walking distance

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By *etillanteWoman over a year ago

"It's a long drive from Calais down to Brittany as much as from the NW to Dover, maybe longer

I always go overnight Portsmouth St Malo you arrive around 8am anwahere in Briattny is not a huge drive and STMalo is a beautiful place to arrive

I was just going to say that as I look out of my appartment window watching the ferry depart

Oh you lucky so and so it;s lovely down there

The view from our appartment takes some beating thats for sure, as does the range of restraunts withing walking distance"

ANywhere near Spice Island?

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By *andKCouple over a year ago

Norfolk

"It's a long drive from Calais down to Brittany as much as from the NW to Dover, maybe longer

I always go overnight Portsmouth St Malo you arrive around 8am anwahere in Briattny is not a huge drive and STMalo is a beautiful place to arrive

I was just going to say that as I look out of my appartment window watching the ferry depart

Oh you lucky so and so it;s lovely down there

The view from our appartment takes some beating thats for sure, as does the range of restraunts withing walking distance

ANywhere near Spice Island?"

a 2 minute walk away

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By *oantrimcpl2010Couple over a year ago

Lisburn

"It's a long drive from Calais down to Brittany as much as from the NW to Dover, maybe longer

I always go overnight Portsmouth St Malo you arrive around 8am anwahere in Briattny is not a huge drive and STMalo is a beautiful place to arrive

I was just going to say that as I look out of my appartment window watching the ferry depart

Oh you lucky so and so it;s lovely down there

The view from our appartment takes some beating thats for sure, as does the range of restraunts withing walking distance

ANywhere near Spice Island?

a 2 minute walk away"

did u get ur walnut whip

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By *andKCouple over a year ago

Norfolk

yep - K found a packet of 3 (

) when she was in M & S during the week, I've eaten one now but haven't got the willie tickler anymore as gave it to our friend as a pressie

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By *oantrimcpl2010Couple over a year ago

Lisburn

"yep - K found a packet of 3 (

) when she was in M & S during the week, I've eaten one now but haven't got the willie tickler anymore as gave it to our friend as a pressie"

lol at least you know where to find them now

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"It's a long drive from Calais down to Brittany as much as from the NW to Dover, maybe longer

I always go overnight Portsmouth St Malo you arrive around 8am anwahere in Briattny is not a huge drive and STMalo is a beautiful place to arrive

true but it does cost alot more, and a road trip can be fun

Taking into account fuel maybe not that much. plus is much easier to get to Portsmouth than Dover"

dovers not that bad, ive got to go to spa belguim then magny cours nevers next week, same trip

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By *rystal Tipps - AlistairCouple over a year ago

livingston

We travel via dover, when heading to france and with a caravan in tow, then usually head down towards Bordeaux, that's usually done in a couple of day's from leaving home.

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By *andKCouple over a year ago

Norfolk

"We travel via dover, when heading to france and with a caravan in tow, then usually head down towards Bordeaux, that's usually done in a couple of day's from leaving home."

Yep I agree that has to be the best route ..........................keep those damn caravans away from us

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By *umpkinMan over a year ago

near the sounds of the wimborne quarter jack!

Or you could also investigate the Plymouth-Roscoff route. Would be dead easy from South Cumbria - M6 - M5 - A38

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

We live in NW Brittany, the only sensible ways are to fly from Manchester to Brest. Or Brittany Ferries from Plymouth to Roscoff or Portsmouth St Malo, It depends on your plans and where you want to go, Brittany is a big place.....

Always happy to offer tourist services