Short driving holiday

[illmonkey]

Looking to do a short (5 or 6 days) driving holiday at the end of July. Previously we've done Reims, Champange, into Germany for BMW and Porsche museums, up to Ghent and home.

Champange seems to be a nice place to go back, we only drove through it before, but amazing scenery etc.

Probably was upto 4 hours in the car a day, otherwise you don't get to see anything.

Ideas? Missus has said about est coast of France, I'm not too sure...

[Huntsman]

Right out west of Brittany is interesting, very rugged. Hotel at Pointe St Mathieu has a cheese trolley that is world class.

St Malo, Le Mont St Michel, Honfleur all lovely along the north coast too.

[surveyor]

Ireland....

[Blown2CV]

I've done a few euro driving breaks and I'd be tempted to say Scotland to be honest.

[Blown2CV]

That said I've been eyeing up packages to hire a new or classic 911 and touring the Black Forest, or there's a south of France gastronomic tour in a Morgan...

[PositronicRay]

illmonkey said:

Missus has said about est coast of France, I'm not too sure...

Isn't that Germany?

[illmonkey]

PositronicRay said:

illmonkey said:

Missus has said about est coast of France, I'm not too sure...

Isn't that Germany?

I meant East, as in, down the sea side roads etc.

[PositronicRay]

illmonkey said:

PositronicRay said:

illmonkey said:

Missus has said about est coast of France, I'm not too sure...

Isn't that Germany?

I meant East, as in, down the sea side roads etc.

Last time I looked France doesn't have an east coast. If you mean the west coast the roads get a bit boring south of Brittany

[illmonkey]

PositronicRay said:

illmonkey said:

PositronicRay said:

illmonkey said:

Missus has said about est coast of France, I'm not too sure...

Isn't that Germany?

I meant East, as in, down the sea side roads etc.

Last time I looked France doesn't have an east coast. If you mean the west coast the roads get a bit boring south of Brittany

You're right, long day yesterday. West, WEST coast.