01heritageAtlantic coast · Charente-Maritime
The Charente, a journey to the estuary
Rochefort, the banks of the Charente and Fouras: three stops following the water towards the horizon.
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Demo collection: the Atelier Rihla journals are suggestions to check, not accounts of journeys taken. Their visuals are generated illustrations.
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02vanlifeBrittany · Finistère
Crozon, to the edge of the land
A journey of headlands and harbours, with enough breathing room to change your plans when the wind picks up.
03vanlifeBrittany · Côtes-d’Armor
Detours along the Pink Granite Coast
Short distances between stops, long stretches of time on foot: a suggestion for rediscovering the pleasure of lingering.
04vanlifeBrittany · Morbihan
The gulf, in time with the tides
Four days around the Morbihan, from the lanes of Vannes to the standing stones of Locmariaquer. Leave time to watch the water change.
05natureBrittany · Belle-Île
Belle-Île, taking time for a crossing
A suggestion for travelling on foot and by local transport, planned around ferry crossings and distances you can realistically cover.
06vanlifeAtlantic coast · Loire-Atlantique
Between salt and reeds
Guérande and the Brière in three chapters: stone, salt-making landscapes and paths through the marshes.
07vanlifeAtlantic coast · Vendée
A pause on the Vendée coast
Harbours, a forest and time to watch the Atlantic. Three days planned around a single anchor point each day.
08heritageLoire Valley · Anjou
The Loire, from bank to bank
A thread of stone and water between Saumur and Candes-Saint-Martin. A cultural journey with space between visits.
09artPays de la Loire · Nantes
Nantes, following the thread of art
Two days on foot, from the centre to the Île de Nantes, connecting art, architecture and the banks of the Loire.
10natureBrittany · Inland
At the edge of Brocéliande
A forest story in three stops, where publicly accessible paths matter as much as the places in the tales.
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