A magical road trip through Breton mythology in Brittany

Steeped in legendary figures and fearless sea crossings, you won’t find a much more colourful history than that of Breton mythology. Having braved the ocean to escape the Anglo-Saxons, the newcomers became the heroes of local fables – some true and some… more imaginative. But whatever the real stories were, there’s no doubting the magical allure of these Breton destinations.

3 Places to Visit Off the Beaten Track in Europe

While there are many benefits to following a well thought out travel itinerary when visiting the continent, sometimes it’s worth leaving the flocks of tourists behind to take a trip off the beaten track in Europe. Some of Europe’s most remote regions are often the most memorable, and when you take a holiday with P&O Ferries, it’s easy to visit

Top 10 Famous French Landmarks and Buildings to Visit

France is packed full of amazing places to see and experiences to discover, and each part of the country offers its guests something different. To help you to work out where to go, we have complied a list of the top 10 famous French landmarks and buildings to visit which we hope will inspire your next trip by ferry to

Top Places for Luxury Camping in France

Camping offers the perfect opportunity to be at one with nature, but for those who prefer the luxury that comes with a hotel it’s not always an appealing prospect. However, glamping bridges the gap by offering comfortable accommodation in natural surroundings. Here, we share some of the best places for luxury camping in France to inspire your next trip.

Motorcycle Holidays in France

Any motorcycle owner will know that there’s nothing like the sense of freedom and exhilaration of a ride – especially when exploring new destinations during motorcycle holidays. From the glorious green landscapes of the Loire Valley to the winding mountain roads of the Pyrénées, France appears practically tailor-made for bikers. So that leaves just one problem: with a road network

“I was blown away.” 4 days in the world of Monet, Fitzgerald and Mont St-Michel

The following post and photos come from Zoe of @zobolondon. The last time I took a ferry across the English Channel I was six years old. I guess like many others I’ve just got so used to air travel that taking a ferry hasn’t crossed my mind. It will from now on! The whole process of sailing from Dover to Calais

Four running holidays: Test yourself at the best European marathons in 2018

Whether you ran the race yourself or stayed on the sidelines, the London Marathon is an incredible experience for competitors and spectators alike. If the grit of this year’s runners inspired you to try the long game out for yourself, or you’re keen to make the most of your training by completing another race, why not test yourself in the

Active Holidays in Europe

How about an early morning hike past soaring snow-capped mountains, spending the day cycling along sprawling untamed coastlines, or diving deep below glistening azure waters to discover the local sea life? There are so many incredible locations across the pond just waiting to be explored on foot, ski or scuba – and with P&O Ferries, you can take everything from

Tips for Driving in France

Ah, the open road. Sometimes there’s no greater pleasure than exploring a city from the comfort of your own car. From the craggy coastlines of Brittany to the snowy peaks of the Alps, France in particular offers endless road trip opportunities. If you’re thinking of driving in France though, you’ll find that some of their regulations may differ to those

Alternative European Golf Tournaments of 2017

If all the drama and excitement in the lead up to the British Open has whetted your appetite, take a look at these other great golf tournaments taking place across Europe this year. Whether you’re looking to take on the greens yourself or simply catch the newest talent rising through the ranks, you’ll find the perfect golfing break here. From

Rediscover Travel: Alternative European cities to visit

You may think of Bruges as your second home, walk like a local down Amsterdam’s winding back streets and have a cafe in Paris where the baristas know you by name. But have you ever felt your travels were starting to lack a little… je ne sais quoi? If you’re starting to find your favourite destination a little too familiar,

Long Ma Festival

Between 23rd and 26th June 2016, the city of Calais will be invaded by enormous machines that run, climb buildings and even breathe fire. No, it’s not War of the Worlds. This spectacular four-day show actually sees two giant mechanical beasts made of wood and metal visit the city: the dragon horse Long Ma and the spider Kumo. Check out