France is easily one of the most beautiful & historical countries on earth. I spent the last few years exploring France and I want to share with my favorite places in this travel guide. From the diverse landscapes of Corsica, to the wonders of Normandy, there are very few countries (if any) that can match the beauty and splendor of France. I put my heart and a few years into making this video and I can’t wait to share it with you. Where is your favorite place in France?
Timestamps:
0:00 – France Intro
0:40 – French Riviera & Èze
1:29 – Menton & Monaco
2:22 – Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat & Nice
2:59 – Antibes & Cannes
3:35 – Esterel Coast & Cap du Dramont
4:35 – Saint Tropez
5:17 – French Alps (Mont Blanc & Chamonix)
5:48 – Aiguille du Midi
6:37 – Mer de Glace
7:13 – Annecy
7:40 – Château de Menthon St. Bernard
8:12 – Grenoble
8:34 – Col de la Croix de Fer
8:48 – Lac de Serre Ponçon
9:05 – Col du Lautaret & Galibier
9:34 – Col de L’Iseran & Vanoise National Park
9:55 – Tignes
10:23 – Avoriaz
10:41 – Val Thorens
11:03 – Corsica & Bonifacio
12:06 – Saint Anthony Beach
12:57 – Palombaggia & Santa Giulia
13:47 – Aiguilles de Bavella
14:32 – Restonica Valley & L’Île-Rousse
15:31 – Ajaccio
16:10 – Calanques de Piana & Porto
16:44 – Torra di Turghju
17:24 – Brittany & Saint-Malo
18:18 – Dinard & Dinan
18:47 – Ploumanac’h
19:10 – Petit Minou & Eckmühl Lighthouses
19:47 – Marseilles
20:24 – Cassis & Calanques
22:32 – Porquerolles
23:06 – Verdon Gorge
23:27 – Moustiers
23:53 – Valensole Lavender Fields
24:14 – Provençal Colorado & Ochre Trail
24:55 – Arles
25:38 – Aigues Mortes
26:11 – The Camargue & Wild Horses
26:44 – Avignon
27:18 – Mont Ventoux
27:37 – Ardèche Gorge & Pont d’Arc
27:53 – Nîmes
28:23 – Pont du Gard
28:51 – Millau Viaduct
29:20 – Montpellier & Palavas-les-Flots
30:17 – Carcassonne
30:54 – Pont Valentré
31:13 – Collioure
31:35 – Pyrenees & Cirque Gavarnie
32:05 – Lac Gaube & Lac d’Ayous
32:24 – Biarritz & Saint-Jean-de-Luz
33:10 – Bordeaux & Saint-Émilion
34:02 – Dune du Pilat & Lacanau
34:44 – La Rochelle & Île de Ré
35:16 – Dordogne & Château de Beynac
35:40 – Rocamadour
36:04 – Saint-Michel d’Aiguilhe
36:23 – Lyon
36:46 – Alsace (Strasbourg & Colmar)
37:22 – Alsace Wine Route (Riquewihr & Kaysersburg)
37:54 – Château du Haut-Kœnigsbourg
38:12 – Neuf-Brisach
38:28 – Dunkirk & Cap Blanc-Nez
39:36 – French Polynesia & Tahiti
40:48 – Mo’orea
41:59 – Bora Bora
44:09 – Isle of Pines (New Caledonia)
44:36 – Reunion
44:59 – Martinique
45:35 – Guadeloupe
46:02 – Paris
46:44 – Loire Valley
47:36 – Normandy & Ètretat
38:36 – Honfleur
49:05 – D-Day Beaches (Omaha)
49:53 – Normandy American Cemetery
50:23 – Pointe du Hoc
50:58 – Utah Beach
51:33 – Plage d’Ecalgrain & Goury
52:15 – Mont Saint Michel
53:49 – Outro
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What’s up guys my name is Ryan I spent the last few years exploring the incredible country of France and I want to share with you my favorite places so here’s my France top [Applause] 100 of all the countries on Earth I think France tops them all when it comes
To its combination of natural beauty and endless history from the diverse Landscapes of Corsica to the Wild Horses of the kmag it’s easy to see why France is the most visited country in the world for this list I also included places in overseas France like French Polynesia
This video is a long one so I made timestamps so you can jump around to your favorite destinations let’s start this video off at the French Riviera located in southern France on the Mediterranean Sea the French Rivier is one of the most highly sought after destinations in Europe one of my
Favorite places on the French Rivier is EZ located on a Hilltop overlooking the coast below I have to say this was easily one of the most impressive medieval places I visited in southern France as was founded during the Middle Ages around the 14th century and today it’s known worldwide for its medieval
Vibe and views of the French Riviera I really enjoyed exploring the pathways that Wind Through The Village you really feel like you’re walking back in time everything is so old yet is perfectly preserved one of the main features of EZ is its exotic Garden it’s a beautiful
Area that sits on top of the village it not only has beautiful plants but it offers an incredible Overlook of the French Rivera it’s definitely worth the climb and 6 yearold entry fee after we’re going to visit Monon located about 30 minutes from EZ Monon is strikingly beautiful with its colorful buildings
Complemented with the backdrop of the merrytime alss Monon was a part of Italy until 1860 and then it became a part of France now there’s a great bwalk that walks along the coast and I enjoyed going out to the lighthouse Pier to get panoramic views of Menton afterwards
We’re going to visit the country of Monaco located right between EZ and Monon Monaco is the second smallest country in the world after the Vatican the whole country is only four 499 Acres Monaco has been known as a Billionaire’s playground and over 1third of Monaco citizens are millionaires one reason why
Monaco draws a rich is because it’s a tax Haven there are no income taxes and the other tax rates are extremely low one of the most famous places in Monaco is the Monte Carlo Casino it was opened in 1863 and has been featured in the James Bond films after we’re going to
Visit the nearby sanjan K farat known as one of the pearls of the French Riviera sjn K farat is an absolutely beautiful fishing Village that is home to some of the most expensive real estate in the world with its incredible scenery and proximity to places like Monaco and the
Sea I can understand why it’s such desired real estate after we’re going to head over to the city of nce as the capital of the martime house Department of France n is the largest city on the French Riviera now one of my favorite features of Ni is its Beaches they
Stretch through several kilometers all the way down the coast another great thing that you can do there is walk up to the Castle Hill it offers an incredible Overlook of nce another incredible town on the French Rivier is antib located about 30 minutes from n antib was originally founded as a Greek
Colony around the 4th Century BC and a few centuries later it was incorporated into the Roman Empires and it grew to be one of the largest towns in the region today anti is one of French Riviera’s most sought after destinations I particularly like the fort that overlooks the coast another prominent
Nearby Resort town is Khan it’s located about 20 minutes drive from antib like many places along the French Rivera KH is associated with the Rich and Famous and host the annual con Film Festival now just outside of KH is some of the most beautiful Coastline on the French
Riviera it’s called the srl and it’s these Red Rock Cliffs that dive into the sea now I was talking to a local on the beach and he told me that this was his favorite place on the Riviera so I had to go check it out I mean I’ve never
Seen red colored cliffs in the Mediterranean it reminded me a lot of the Landscapes you find in the American southwest now it’s full of hidden Coes Red Rock islands and secluded beaches I love just driving along the coastline and parking in its many Lookout points and just exploring the coast I highly
Recommend visiting here now one really cool place I visited in the area is capd Jamon now the reason I wanted to go here is because there’s this little island with a medieval looking Watchtower on it it was constructed in the 20th century and it’s believed to be the inspiration
Behind the Black Island in The Adventures of Tintin it just looks so scenic coupled with the red coast line and there’s a really nice Beach there and the water is perfect for free diving such an enjoyable place now afterwards we’re going to visit the town of s Trope
Now this is one of my favorite towns I visited on the French Rivier Sant Trope is located about an hour and a half drive from nce now San Trope grew as a fishing Village and Military stronghold until the 20th century and it was the first town to be liberated on the French
Riviera during World War II in the 1960s San Trope started gaining popularity amongst jet Setters and today is renowned for its beaches nightlife and Yachts now the main part of San Trope is pretty small but I love just walking around its streets and Alleyways there was this path that walks along the coast
And it was just really nice to explore all in all sandrope is a really beautiful town and I understand why it’s so popular afterwards we’re going to visit the French Alps now this is easily one of my favorite regions in all of France it’s home to the incredibly
Massive mon Blan which is the highest mountain in all the Alps at 487 M mon Blanc doesn’t have the most prent Peak compared to other mountains but just hard to comprehend how huge this mountain is now the town Loy at the base of M Blanc is Shamone it’s a hub
For some of Europe’s best skiing and Hikes I really enjoyed walking around the town it reminded me of a French zermat now one thing you got to do while you’re there is take the gondola to leui dumi now to get there you can take a 20-minute cable car ride which holds the
World record for the highest vertical Ascent by a cable car with an altitude gain of over 287 M now when you reach the top you’ll be at an elevation of 3,843 M you can definitely feel the shortness of oxygen in your lungs when you get off the lift you’ll walk through
This Labyrinth of tunnels carved straight out of the Granite there’s tons of walkways and platforms to explore you’ll get an excellent view of Mont Blanc and the other mountains now one thing I thought was crazy is that there’s a place where the Mountaineers exit to either go hike to mon block or
Just explore the glacier like we D was such an incredible experience and definitely the highlight of our time in the French ales now when you get back to shamani another thing you can do is take the train to M the glass you can get a m black multipass for about 83 this will
Both let you take the train and the lift to now the train winds up the mountain and you get some great views along the way sit on the left hand side get the best views now when you reach the top you’ll be able to see the mer the glass
It’s the second largest glacier in all of Europe I what’s sad is when you look at pictures of over 150 years ago and you see how much this Glacier has shrank regardless the whole area is breath taking you’ll get views of the surrounding Mountains they’re just like
So Jagged I’ve never seen anything like them afterwards we’re going to visit the nearby city of anzi now located at the foot of the Alps about an hour’s drive from Shamone this Alpine town is famous for its canals hence it’s called the Venice of the Alps now the city is just
Absolutely magical but what I love about the region is the lake anzi it’s surrounded by Scenic mountains and it’s known as one of the cleanest lakes in all Europe I mean I can’t think of a better place to enjoy on a hot summer day one of the crowning features of the
Area is the Chateau de menthon St Bernard the first Fortress was built here around 1,000 years ago and today it stands as one of the most impressive castles in all the Alves we decided to explore it it cost about €1 to enter I was just astonished by the size of it
And how well the castle was preserved there was a massive Courtyard with perfectly laid Stones the chateau’s interior was just as impressive it’s just wild to think people lived in such luxury hundreds of years ago I mean I can’t imagine what it must have been like to live there back then after we’re
Going to visit Grano located about 2 hours drive from shamani grobla is the biggest Metropolis in the Alps with a population around 700,000 one of my favorite features of Grena is the Fort de la bastil it’s a 19th century military fort and you can take a cable
Car up to the top to get incredible views of gbla one thing that’s great about Grena is that it’s so close to many places in the Alps a Scenic Drive outside of Grena is C de la cro de fair is this incredible seink mountain pass with hairpin turns and Alpine views it’s
Been featured in the Tor of France over 20 times and can understand why with the area’s natural beauty a beautiful Lake in the area is L deson it’s this beautiful Reservoir with turqu water and one thing that I particularly like about it is this little island with a church
On it called San Michelle that dates back to around the 17th century I mean there’s no shortage of Scenic churches in France after we’re going to take a drive on the C to Lut with an altitude of 258 M cul Lut is the highest mountain pass in France that is accessible year
Round the road features incredible views and you pass through some quaint Villages like lrav from the highest point in the past you can take a road that leads you up to K du gabier at an elevation of 2,642 M it’s the eighth highest pave Road in the Alps and also one of the
Highest routes featured in the Tory France while we’re still on the topic of mountain passes we’re going to visit kisaran at elevation of 2,770 m c liseron is the highest paved mountain pass in the Alps it’s located in the gryan Alps and connects into Italy if you head south on the pass
You’ll reach venois National Park which is the first national park in France it’s home to animals such as the Ibex now if you go north from the pass you’ll reach the famous ski resort atina comprised of five Alpine villages Tena is famous for having one of the highest
Skiable areas in the Alps and one of the longest ski seasons in Europe The Villages are an altitude of 2100 M but you can ski on the grand Mo Glacier that has skiable terrain that reaches up to 3,456 M and you can ski there from 10 to
11 months out of the year whilea is best known for its winners during this summer time Tena is an excellent place to go hiking and enjoy the Alps another great ski area is aarea it’s located about a 1 and 1/2 hours drive from Geneva well I really like about aarea is its
Architecture there are these high-rise residences that are built upon the cliff aarea was also designed to be fully skiable as cars are prohibited which adds to its charm afterwards we’re going to continue to the slopes of Val Thorin located about 2 and 1/2 hours drive from Geneva Val Thorn is the highest ski
Resort base in Europe at an elevation of 2,300 M it’s part of the three Valley Ski Area which is considered to be the largest ski area in the world with over 600 km of ski slope franch just has so many incredible ski resorts after we’re
Going to trade in the snow for some warm weather on the island of Corsica located in the Mediterranean Corsica is easily one of Europe’s most beautiful and diverse Islands one of my favorite places that I visited there is bona faio located in the very south of Corsica
Bonasio is one of the most unique cities I’ve ever been to it’s this medieval commune that’s built right on these white Limestone Cliffs that are over 70 M High a lot of the Limestone has eroded and some of the buildings are built on overhang I mean it looks like they’re
Going to fall straight into the sea The Bona fasio that you see today was founded around 900 ad when the Citadel was built by the Duke of Tuscany now today bonafos was an impressive town I really enjoyed walking around the harbor it was full boats and it was really nice
To take a stroll on the boardwalk now to get to the main part of bonao it’s a decent walk but once we got there I really enjoyed exploring the old town I mean you definitely feel like you’re taking a stroll back in time if you stay
Around for Sunset you can drive up to the nearby Cliffs east of Bona basio to get a spectacular view of the village as the sun lights it up with an orange glow and slowly descends Over the Horizon afterwards we’re going to visit the nearby St Anthony Beach this is probably
My favorite beach in all of Cora and one of the main reasons I wanted to come here to get to the beach it’s about a short 10-minute drive from bonasio and then from there you’ll make a 30-minute hike with the last part descending down
To the beach when we reach it I was just so stoked the massive rock that dominates the beach is so incredible I mean I went here twice one day the Beach was super calm and the other time it had some decent waves the water was so warm
To swim in and the clarity was amazing while I was there I noticed this cave in the Rock so I swam over to it to check it out to my surprise the cave was actually a tunnel and it connected to the other side I felt like Indiana Jones
Finding a secret passageway anyways we just had a great time at St Anthony Beach the combination of the crystal clear waters green vegetation and white rocks is unmatched and I just love this place so much after we’re going to visit palomia now now if you enjoy calm Waters
And pristin beaches Paloma is your place it’s located on the Southeastern Coast about 40 minutes from bonasio now when you think of the Mediterranean this is it it’s such an ideal location home to some world class beaches one of my favorite features of palasia was its distinct pine trees that line the coast
Now when we were here we found a really nice secluded beach and spent the sunrise there afterwards we went to another one called PL Di aaju and it was this pctures Cove with water that was like glass and it was a perfect place to spend early afternoon another nearby
Beach is Santa Julia it’s a Scenic Cove with a beach that’s situated between this Lake and the Crystal Clear teranen SE I mean I couldn’t believe the watercolor and also had this really cool group of rocks that people were paddle boarding and swimming out to definitely
A great Beach to enjoy a nice afternoon at now afterwards we’re going to leave the coast to venture into corsica’s mountains Corsica may be famous for its beaches but it’s also home to some of the most incredible mountains in Europe one of my favorite places in corsica’s
Mountains was the aiz de a Au is the French word for needles and after seeing those mountains I totally understand why it’s called that the area is full of these Jagged granite rocks that make up for some of the most beautiful mountains I’ve ever seen from the village of ailla
You can walk around and Marvel at the mountains I was also fascinated by the trees up here they were so unique looking and created for the most epic landscape combination there is some climbing and hiking trails that you can go on that connect to the gr20 which is
This insane trail that goes across corsica’s Island next time I’m there I definitely love to go on them and get a closer perspective of the Au de blla while we’re still in the mountains we’re going to head to the north to visit the Ronica Valley located about 30 minutes
Outside the city of Corte the Ronica Valley is a Scenic spot dominated by mountains on both sides I mean I couldn’t believe the scale of this place at the top there was a parking lot and little restaurant and from there you can make a hike to Two Lakes the first is
Lock deelo and from there you can continue to lock to Capello they’re truly some incredible Alpine Lakes if you do go to them expect to take anywhere where from 4 to 5 hours to make the round trip trick afterwards we’re going to head back to the coast to visit
Lil Rus now loc at about an hour’s DFT from Corte lus is this town on the coast that was founded in 1758 to create a new Port that wasn’t controlled by the genois now my favorite feature of lus is the islands that are connected to the
Mainland by a road we drove out onto it and then walked around on them there’s this really cool Lighthouse but it was temporar closed the weather was a little gloomy while was here but if you come around for sunset on a clear day it looks Spectacular Now afterwards we’re
Going to head to corsica’s capital axio located on the western coast of Corsica AIO is a fascinating City full of history and surrounding Beauty during medieval times axio was in Decline until the Geno decided to rebuild a new city towards the end of the 15th century
Today axio is the biggest city on the island with over 990,000 inhabitants now another interesting fact about AIO is that is where Napoleon bonapart was born in 1769 one really cool Place located about 30 minutes outside of axio is the Pata Tower it’s this massive genoise tower that offers incredible view of the
Nearby Islands it’s a perfect place to go to watch the sunset afterwards we’re going to take a drive on the kalank Deana located about an hour and a half from maxio the K Piana is this incredible area on the coast home to distinct Red Cliffs and rock formations there’s this incredibly picturesque road
That wind through the rocks and it’s a little tight at times but 100% worth the drive I enjoyed walking around and marveling at the views I mean the Rocks were so unique and beautiful there if you continue driving on the road you’ll reach the town of Porto the main reason
I wanted to go here was to visit the Geno Tower I mean it looks so epic with the waves slamming into the Rock with the mountains in the back after we’re going to experience Tor D turu there’s no shortage of medieval watchtowers in Corsa and this is possibly one of my
Favorites to reach it it’s a long hike but 100% worth it the hike starts off with a nice descent but as you approach the tower it’s a DE decent scramble of the rocky mountain when we reached the tower I was just impressed by how big it
Was and just the fact that they were able to build this back in medieval times there was a whiny stair on the outside and then another stairway inside to reach the top I mean the views up there were spectacular it was a 360 Panorama perfect for spotting incoming
Pirates and enemies back in the day I we spent the sunset up there and it was the perfect way to end our time on This Magnificent Island after we’re going to head back to France’s Mainland to visit the region of Britany located at at the Northwestern tip of France Britany is a
Land full of rugged beaches and countless lighthouses one of the most well-known places in Britany is St Malo when it comes to Wild cities St Malo may be one of the most impressive I’ve ever seen it was found back in the 1 Century BC by the GS and it prospered throughout
The centuries thanks to its strategic position it became famous for being home to the Corsair who are basically pirates for the French government fast forward to 1940 and St ma was invaded by the Nazis and in 1944 St ma was almost entirely destroyed by the Allies it took
12 years to rebuild St Malo today it stands as one of the most incredible port cities I’ve ever been to I mean I couldn’t believe the giant walls that surrounded the city I also love the beaches of St Malo there were these Natural Pools that filled with seawater
And they had some platforms to jump into the sea I mean what a historic and beautiful area now right across the bay from St Malo is the town of dinard it’s a equally beautiful area with pristine beaches coupled with these Immaculate houses there was also this other ocean
Swimming pool that looks so fun to swim in after we’re going to head to the interior of Britany to visit the similarly named city called denan located about 30 minutes from St Mala Dinan is this charming medieval Town my favorite areas in the city is the port
Of denan it’s located right in the river and it’s full of quaint buildings and I love the boats passing by after we’re going to head back to Britney’s coast to visit plumo located about 2 hours Dy from St Malo plumo is this incredibly Scenic Port Town my favorite feature of
The area is its Coast it’s made up of a very unique unique pink Granite there’s a striking Lighthouse called farted men ruse built upon the rocks and the whole area is just stunning there’s a lot of walking trails and I definitely recommend waiting around for the sunset
While we’re still on the topic of lighthouses we’re going to visit Lear du Manu it’s located near the town of plon and it’s this 19th century Lighthouse that has an arched walkway to get out to it I mean I just like how there’s like two of them such a unique little place
After we’re going to head south on the coast to visit far de mu located at the Port of St Pierre far M was constructed in 1897 and is currently one of the tallest lighthouses in France and the world with a height of 65 M I really love the town that surrounds the
Lighthouse and you can also see the two earlier lighthouses in front of it you can climb over 300 steps to reach the top of the lighthouse for an incredible view of the area afterwards we’re going to head back to Southern France to visit Marseilles located about a 2hours drive
From nce Marse is an incredible City on the Mediterranean Mars was founded all the way back in 600 BC by Greek sellers making it the oldest city in France and one of Europe’s oldest continuously inhabited settlements today Marseilles is the second largest city in France now the crowning feature of Marseilles is
The basilic Notre arm deight guard it sits on marse’s highest point overlooking the city I love the contrast between the White Rock and the greenish gray Sandstone another one of my favorite features of Marseilles is its oldport the fort San John overlooks the entrance and it’s just so cool to watch
The ships go in and out just 40 minutes from Mars is the idic town of Cassis now I think this was my favorite place we visited in southern France we stayed several days here I’m just so glad we did it’s a Seaside town with that classic French cheek charm now casis is
Overlooked by cap Kanai which is home to the highest sea cliffs in all of France with a height of 394 M now there’s great beach in Cassies overlooked by a castle I mean I just love walking around the harbor looking at all the boats you can
Also walk to the lighthouse at the end of the harbor to just relax and enjoy the sounds of the sea now one of the main reasons I wanted to go to casis and just southern France in general was to visit the Kongs now they are these incredible sea coves surrounded by
Daunting Cliffs and crystal clear waters the one I really wanted to go to is kalank D Vu now there’s several ways to get here you can either take a boat kayak or hik in now on our first day there we rented a little boat from the
Harbor in casis and headed out to the kalank now the views on the way were just absolutely incredible now one downside about the boat is we couldn’t land on the beach you can only drive like halfway through then it’s roped off but if you do rent a kayak or a paddle
Board you can take it to the beach which I definitely recommend if you can handle the long paddle now we went in as far as we could in the colun and then turned around after we just kept exploring the coastline heading west as we relax in this other colong with some just really
Unique Cliffs and rock formations it was such a phenomenal area now the next day I really wanted to go to the beach in the colun den Vu so we decided to do a hike now the hike was was about 7 km long and it had this one steep descent
To get down the beach nothing you can’t handle now once we reached the beach I mean it was really an amazing sight the Steep White Cliffs coupled with the greens of the Pines and blues of the water were just amazing now the beach was a decent size with a lot of smooth
Pebbles we went for a swim and the water was just so freaking clear I wanted to find a cliff jump spot so after swimming Down The Cove I found this rock about 7 m high and did a few jumps off of it I mean there’s truly no better feeling
Than cliff jumping into the Mediterranean now afterwards we’re going to head over to the island of poro it’s part of the Y Islands archipelago and The Village on the island was founded back in 1820 today most of the island remains undeveloped as it’s protected and it’s a perfect nature getaway with
Some of France’s best beaches now you can reach the island by taking a 15-minute shuttle boat from the guen peninsula or you can also reach it from tulon now while you’re there you can bike or hike around the island to it it caribbean-like beaches such as CAD Beach
Or you can Trek around to its more rugged parts of the island it’s definitely an island we’re visiting after we’re going to head over to the Verdon Gorge located about 2 and 1/2 hours drive from Marseilles the Verdon Gorge is one of the most impressive canyons in France one of my favorite
Places in The Gorge is the view from Petes you get a view of the dramatic Cliffs contrasted with the blue water while you’re there you can run a boat or paddle board and explore the gorge you can also Drive above it and get some phenomenal views right by the Verdone
Gorge is the town of muster considered to be one of the most beautiful towns in France musier is this incredible commune situated right below these Rocky Cliffs the history of musor dates back to the 5th Century and today about 700 residents live there there is this star that hangs between the cliffs
Overlooking the city there are many Legends regarding it most believe it was put there by a night in the 12th century to pay tribute to the Virgin Mary after he returned alive from a crusade afterwards we’re going to visit the nearby Lavender Fields of valeno located
About 40 minutes from the ver G Valen is situated on this plateau and it’s one of the best places in France to see the endless Rose of lavender the best time to see the Lavender Fields is from late June to early July when they’re in full bloom I mean it just smells so
Incredible there just seeing all the bees around it’s such a magical place after we’re going to visit the unique Landscapes of provinal Colorado located about 2 hours from marsill near the town of R the provencial Colorado is home to Landscapes I would expect to find in the American southwest the Colorado is
Famous for its ochre colored clay and rock formations there are trails that go through the area and you can expect to spend an hour or two wandering through this unique place there’s also another nearby hiking area called leanor Des orc it’s located about 30 minutes from RR
And it’s this path situated right by the town of rosion there’s two Trails a long one and a short one and it takes anywhere from 30 minutes to an hour to complete I mean the area is full of so much color with the red and orange ochre contrasted with the Green Pines if
You’re in Province this area is worth checking out after we’re going to visit the historic city of ARL looky on the Rome River about an hour from Marseilles ARL is an incredible historic City it began as an important trading port for the Phoenicians and it was taken by the
Romans in the year 123 BC ARL reached its peak during the fourth and fifth centuries as Roman Empires used the city as their headquarters during military campaigns throughout Europe ARL continued to prosper in the late Roman Empire and was a renowned culture and religious Center one of my favorite
Features of the city ARL is its Amphitheater it was built in 90 ad and could hold up to 20,000 Spectators after the fall of the Roman Empire the amphitheater was converted into a miniature town of its own with 200 houses inside today the houses have been removed and the amphitheater has been
Restored to its former glory after we’re going to visit igort located about an hour from ARL igort translates to dead or stagnant Waters due to the ponds and marshes around the town that have non-drinkable water now the area has been used to mine salt since ancient times making it a very important place
As saw was basically worth its weight and go back then today the medieval wall surrounding Igor stands perfectly preserved and the city is considered to be one of the best examples of 13th century military architecture another feature I love about the medieval town is the pink salt ponds around the city
Walls and this place is so fascinating now afterwards we’re going to visit the kamag located in Western Europe’s largest river Delta Kamar is this incredible Marsh and Cula region full of some of France’s best wildlife in Flor the most iconic animal in Kamar is its horses they’re considered to be one of
The oldest horse breeds in the world and it’s believed they have been roll these marshes for thousands of years seeing the horses run free on kar’s beaches is one of the most idealic sites in the world they are truly some of Europe’s most majestic animals Kamar is also
Famous for his black bulls and there’s also a large population of Pink Flamingos there’s some incredible Wildlife here after we’re going to continue heading up the Ron River and visit Aon located about 50 minutes from ARL Aon was where seven popes resided from the years 1309 to 1377 instead of
Rome the bated Pape is where the Pop’s resided and it’s considered to be one of the largest and most important medieval Gothic buildings in Europe one of my favorite features of Aon is its Bridge it was originally a wooden bridge built during the 12th century but it was
Destroyed by Crusade and it was later rebuilt with 22 arches but today only four remain due to the river flooding and causing the Arches to collapse now if you want to escape the city and visit one of France’s most successful mountain peaks you can drive up to M ventu
Located about an hour’s drive from Aon mon ventu is the tallest mountain Province the height of 1,910 M the mountain is a popular place for cyclists to test their endurance and it’s also been part of the tour to France as cyclist race to the top after we’re going to visit the ardesh gorge
Located about an hour and a half from Aon The ardes Gorge is one of the most beautiful natural areas in France one of my favorite features of the area is the PTA Arc it’s this massive Stone Arch that stretches over the river and it’s a great place to kayak and swim during the
Summer months after we’re going to visit neim known as being the most Roman city outside of Italy NE has been referred to as the French Rome back in the 1st Century BC it became a Roman colony and Julius Caesar started a building program to protect and grow the City NE
Prospered until the end of the 3r century and it was eventually overtaken by the viig Goofs in 472 my favorite Roman structure that remains today is the arena ofes it’s considered to be one of the best preserved Roman amphitheaters and it’s the biggest one in France another incredible feet of
Roman architecture nearby is the P duar it’s located about 30 minutes outside of NE and it’s the tallest Roman aqueduct Bridge ever built with a height of 48.8 M it was completed sometime in the 1st Century ad and it’s believed to had taken around 15 years to complete it’s
Just mindboggling that the Romans were able to construct this nearly 2,000 years ago the bridge helped carry water 50 km to neem it’s truly one of the greatest preserved pieces of Roman architecture that exists today after we’re going to visit the modern architectural W of Miu Viaduct located
About 2 hours drive from neim the Miu Viaduct is the tallest bridge in the world with a height of 336 M it was completed in 2004 after cosing about 400 million EUR and is considered to be one of the greatest engineering achievements of modern times IR the scale of this
Bridge is on another level I mean I don’t know what’s more impressive the Miu Viaduct or the pontar both are architectural Marvels after we’re going to visit Monier located about 15 minutes from neim melier is the third largest French city on the Mediterranean during many times it was part of the Spanish
Kingdom of Aragon but it was sold to France in 1349 one thing that I thought was interesting about meler is that it’s home to the oldest medical school that’s still in operation it was founded back in 1220 and has taught notable alumni such as Nostradamus if I decided to be a
Doctor I would have loved to study there today mon piler is one of France’s fastest growing cities one of my favorite features of mon piler is its 18th century Aqueduct that supplied water from 14 km away from mon piler you can make the 20-minute drive to the
Coast to visit pavas Leo located on this narrow stripper land between these ponds and the Mediterranean pavas Leo is a nice Beach area perfect for a weekend Escape it originate as a fishing Village and today it’s one of the best beach towns in the area there are over 7 km of
Beaches and I particularly like the uniquely shaped Harbor full of boats after it let’s head over to the medieval Fortress of carcasson when I imagine medieval Europe I don’t think there’s a place that exemplifies it better than the Fortified city of carcasson located about 2 hours from mon piler koson
Became a popular spot in 100 BC when the Romans identified this strategic location and decided to build a fortification on the hilltop throughout the centuries carcasson proved to be an impregnable Fortress as Army after Army failed to overtake the protected city today carcassone consists of 53 towers
That are protected by its two outer walls it remains as one of Europe’s greatest medieval gems what an incredible piece of history after we’re going to head to one of my favorite bridges in France p b located in the town of kahor pville and TR is a
Medieval bridge that spans over the lot River it took 70 years to construct the bridge and was finally finished in 1378 today the bridge features six arches with three towers and can only be crossed by foot after we’re going to head back to the Mediterranean to visit
Kor located on the sea near the border of Spain Kor is an incredibly Scenic Harbor Town now one of my favorite features of Kor is the Fort St Elm it was opened in 1552 and it’s a starshaped Fortress I also like the beaches in the town they’re contrasted with minial
Buildings and it’s such a peaceful place after we’re going to head to the mountains to visit the Pyrenees straddling both France and Spain the Pyrenees are a mountain range that separates the Iberian Peninsula with the rest of Europe one of the most impressive places in the Pyrenees is the
Cir degy it’s this massive horseshoe shaped Glacier bowl with numerous waterf Falls descending its Cliffs it was described by Victor Hugo as the Coliseum of nature the second second tallest waterfall in Europe is found here with a height of 422 M it’s a little bit of a
Hike to reach the cir but 100% worth it a beautiful Lake in the area is lock deab you can take up some cable cars and after that it’s a short 15-minute walk to the spectacular Lake another one of my favorite places in the Pyrenees is
Lock de aou it’s a nice 2-hour hike to the lake and has incredible view of the mountains it’s an excellent place to visit for Sunrise or Sunset after we’re going to head to France’s west coast to visit beitz located on the Atlantic ocean near the border of Spain beit is a
Luxury travel destination famous for its incredible Coastline and surfing compared to places on the Mediterranean the ocean of beet is a stark contrast with its waves battering its beaches the grand Plage is a nice Beach lined with some of be’s Noble hotels I also like the Rocher de la vge there’s a walkway
That takes you over the ocean to this really cool rock another beautiful city just south on the coast is sanjan Deus it shares its massive horror with with the city of seore the area not only is extremely beautiful but it’s where Louis I 14th married Maria Teresa it’s
Considered to be one of the most important political marriages in history today it’s amazing Port City in France’s best country after we’re going to head up north to visit the one capital of the world Bordeaux located in southwestern France Bordeaux was one of France’s most incredible cities in the 18th century
Bordeaux’s Port of the Moon supplied a majority of Commodities such as coffee cocoa and sugar to Europe and it was one of the second busiest ports in the world after London going into the 19th century Bordeaux struggled after the slave revolt in Haiti which collapsed bordeaux’s Port economy now today
Bordeau is known for being the wine capital of the world Vineyards were introduced to the region during Roman times and wine has been made here ever since now a beautiful village located in bordeaux’s wine region is St emilion it’s located about 40 minutes outside of Bordeaux it’s this incredibly Scenic
Medieval commune that’s surrounded by Vineyards that had been there since the 2 Century the area is incredibly picture res and the vineyard stretches far as the I can see and it’s such a great and beautiful area after we’re going to visit dun toila located about an hour outside Bordeaux Duna is the tallest
Sandun in Europe with a height of 106 M and it stretches 2.7 km along the Atlantic Ocean it’s definitely a workout to climb to the top of the sandun but there is a staircase on the Northern side to ease to climb the scale of the D
DEA is just absurd and it’s such a peculiar Place afterwards we’re going to head north on the coast to Lau it say isolated beach toown with basically nothing around there’s empty beaches that stretch for miles in both directions I mean it makes you feel like
You’re at the end of the ruler Sun the area is known for its waves and surfing and it totally reminded me of the beaches of California if you want a nice Beach Escape you got to give Lako a visit after we’re going to continue up the coast to visit L relle situated on
The Bay of bisque L relle is a beautiful city that was founded during the 10th Century my favorite feature of La Rell is its harbor it’s guarded by these two medieval towers that Overlook the Port from L relle you can make the short drive to the neighboring island of Il de
There’s a bridge over the sea that you cross to get to the island IL Ray is a quaint place and it’s a popular destination to escape and relax I really like the town of St Martin with its fortified Port the little island is also a great place to go surfing after we’re
Going to visit the region of dordon located in central France dordon is a rural area full of incredible towns Villages and history dordon is known as a land of 1,01 castles because in fact there are 1,1 castles now one of my favorite features is the Chateau de
Bayac it was built in the 12th century by the barns of bayak and today it’s one of the best reserved castles in the region I just love how it’s perched on the cliff overlooking the town below now afterwards we’re going to visit ramador it’s located in southern France on the
River Doon now I think rondor is one of the coolest Cliffside towns in all of France it dates back to Medieval Times with its earliest records sing back to the 1200s and it’s attracted pilgrims throughout the centuries and today it’s regarded as one of French’s most beautiful towns I love when they bring
Hot air balloons here and it’s so incredibly enchanting afterwards we’re going to visit this church called samel Dei that’s located in the town of leoy the church is built on this Needle likee Rock that’s 82 M High the church was built in 1969 and is dedicated to the
Archangel Michael you can walk up 268 steps to reach the top mean once again the churches of France will never cease to amaze me now afterwards we’re going to visit the city of Leon located about an hour and a half from grobla Leon is a beautiful city built upon two converging
Rivers during Roman times Leon was the capital of the guls and during the Renaissance Leon was a major economic Hub today it’s France’s thirdd largest city one of the most prominent features of Leon is the Basilica of ndam it’s perch perfectly on the hill overlooking the city after we’re going to head over
To the alzas region located in Eastern France boarding Germany and Switzerland the alsas region is famous for its medieval cities Wine Country and Rich history over the centuries the region that is alternated between French and German control and today it represents a mix of those cultures the capital of the
Alsas region is straussburg it’s home to the formal seat of the European Parliament another enchanting City in the region is Kar it’s located just an hour strive from Strasburg now Kar looks like something straight out of a Disney film the city’s old town is lined with Timber medieval buildings I also love
The canal that runs through the city it just adds to the magic of the place if you want to escape the cities you can experience alaz wine route it’s 170 kilometer long route that passes through some of France’s greatest Wine Country and Pious towns one of my favorites is
The quaint Village of Rick aier it’s belied to be the village that inspired the town from Beauty and the Beast another Noble nearby Village is kerberg it dates back to the 1200s and it has switched being part of both Germany and France several times throughout the centuries one of my favorite features of
Kaiserburg is its Castle it was built about 800 years ago and overlooks the village another incredible castle in the region is the Chateau Du hot k hburg perched upon a mountain overlooking the Black Forest this Castle dates back to the 12th century and it was rebuilt by
The last German emperor in the early 1900s after World War I it became part of France and today it’s one of the most visited attractions in the region another entering place in alas is no Brak this this octagon shaped town that began in 1698 with the intent to guard
The border between France Germany and the Holy Roman Empire when it comes to fortresses this is one of the most perfect ones I’ve ever seen afterwards we’re going to head to northern France to visit dunker located right on the coast near the Belgium border dunker is a famous World War II
Location on May 10th 1940 Germany invaded Belgium Luxembourg the Netherlands and France as a result the Allied troops found themselves trapped on the beaches of Dunkirk now from May 26 to June 4th the greatest military evacuation in history took place as 330,000 Allied troops were evacuated to England across the English Channel
Winston Church chill called the evacuation a miracle of Deliverance I was just wild to think all the Miracles that took place during World War II today dunker is a peaceful area it’s crazy to think what happened here nearly 80 years ago after we’re going to head
West on the coast to visit Klan located about 45 minutes from dkirk cap Lan is this incredible coaster area with striking White Cliffs that are 134 M high it’s basically the closest point of France to the UK’s Mainland at just 34 km away now just across the English
Channel is a cliff of do and comp blanes looks very similar on top of comp blanes is a nice memorial I mean if you’re in the area it’s a great place to explore after we’re going to leave Mainland France and head over to the South Pacific to visit the islands of French
Poesia now when you think of Tropical Paradise this is it pristine beaches Lush Mountains and the clearest water you’ve ever seen now when you come to French Polynesia you’re first flying to Tahiti it’s the biggest island in the country and I was just amazed by its size and its Jagged Mountains one way
Place I really wanted to see on Tahiti was topu it’s this little town located about 2 hours drive from the airport now topu is home to one of the world’s best surf waves the combination of the swell and the uniquely shaped Reef creates what some believe to be the heaviest
Wave on Earth that can reach over 7 m High one thing that I thought was interesting about topu is that it’s scheduled to host the serving competition for the 2024 Paris Summer Olympics now the wave was first surfed in 1985 by local tahitians and over the years it has become known worldwide for
Having one of the most consistent Barrel Waves now I drove to this little parking lot in topu and I could see the wave from the shore but I think the best way to experience the wave besides surfing It Is by going on a boat tour I wish I
Would have planned ahead better and booked one but if you do go on a tour you’ll be able to get up close and personal with the real famous wave now after Tahiti we’re going to head over to the neighboring island of Mora known as
The pearl of the sea Mora is one of the most beautiful places I’ve ever been now to reach Moria we took a ferry from Tahiti once you arrive on the island there’s just so much to do here I think Maria is home to some of the most spectacular Mountains they’re just so
Jagged and unique looking my favorite one was called Mount mooa which translates to the shark’s tooth it rises 880 m above the sea and I totally get where it gets its name with its sharp rigid appearance another one of my favorite Peaks was Mount roui you can
Get a great view of it from the badary lookout which is just a quick drive to reach now if you’re more on the beaches is one of my favorite ones was the public beach T hiam Manu it’s this really relaxing beach with sailboats and amazing scenery all around it’s a prime
Place to watch the sunset another great thing you can do on Moria is go on a boat tour we went on a tour and unfortunately it was really rainy but it still was a great experience we swam with black tip sharks and we went outside the reef and swam in the deep
Ocean I mean I couldn’t believe how warm the water was now if you go here from August to November you can swim with humpback Wells I definitely want to go back during that time to swim with those gentle Giants after we’re going to visit the island of borabora of all the
Islands in French poesia borabora is probably the most famous and after visiting it I totally understand why now the geology of borabora is pure perfection there’s the main island with its towering dorant volcano and then it’s surrounded by this Reef that protects the island from the waves of
The Pacific Ocean inside the reef there’s a lagoon which is home to some of the world’s clearest water and is full of wildlife such as sharks and Rays I mean ser seriously Bora Bora could be more perfect now to reach borabora we flew into Tahiti and then from there we
Took a short 50-minute flight and landed on Bora Bora the airport here is on a Motu which is a little island on the reef so to get to the mainland or the resorts you’ll take a ferry we were staying on the mainland so we hopped on
The ferry and then we made the quick 15minute boat ride to vape it was a pretty surreal ride as we approached the island now we got on top of the ferry and the views were just incredible as we got closer to vape there was even a full
Moon Moon and it almost looked faked with how perfect everything was now while we were here we wanted to see Bora Bora from the ocean perspective so we decided to spend a few nights on a CBO we were able to go to different places in boror Lagoon and it really was
Magical my favorite place we sell to was in boror Southwest Lagoon I’ve been wanting to come here for a while now because there’s this sandar in the water that creates this perfect curve and the contrast between the blues of the shallow in deep water is just absolutely mesmerizing there’s definitely no
Shortage of shades of blue in Bora Bora and French polyan in general now while we were here we had to go do some snorkeling so we hopped on our dinghy with our captain Francesco and he took us to the spot to go diving we first found this eagle ray that was just
Flying through the current it was so peaceful to watch we then went over to this more shallow area and there was at least 10 sharks now they’re black tip sharks and they’re about 1 to 2 m in length and they’re basically harmless to swim with just very curious little
Animals I mean the water was some of the clearest I’ve ever been in and there was also tons of color fish just swimming around around us it’s the Bora Bora that I was hoping to experience later that evening we got back to our boat and had
One of the most beautiful sunsets as the sun Des seted over the mainland I just can’t believe the beauty of these incredible Islands while we’re still in the South Pacific we’re going to visit the aisle of Pines located just off of new calonia the island of Pines is this
Really peculiar Island I mean when I imagine a Tropical Paradise I certainly don’t think of pine trees but the is of pine sure is an exception to reach the island you can come by playing or Ferry now while you’re there you can explore the crystal clear lagoons accompanied
With white sand and endless pine trees I mean just such a unique and beautiful little island after we’re going to venture to Africa to visit the island of runion located in the Indian Ocean off of Madagascar Ron is a volcanic island that totally reminds me of Hawaii one of
The most striking features of the island is the volcano called Pon de la foras it’s currently one of the most active volcanoes in the world with its most recent eruption in 2020 re just has some of the most insane scenery afterwards we’re going to venture to the Caribbean
To visit the island of martinque located between the islands of Dominica and St Lucia Martinique is an ideal Caribbean Paradise as everything from historical towns to beaches perfect for surfing the highest point in the island is Mount p with an elevation of 1,397 M right below the volcano is this
Town of St Pier it was founded back in 1635 and was known as the Paris of the Caribbean in 1902 mount P erupted and the whole town was sadly destroyed thankfully today it’s been restored and I just love the backdrop it has with the coast and mount P while we’re still in
The Caribbean we’re going to visit guadaloop it’s a set of 12 islands and it’s home to some of the most incredible scenery one of my favorite features of the island is the carbet Falls it’s a seral waterfalls with its highest drop being 150 M another criminal place is
Ter deal it’s this little commune that you can reach by ferry from the neighboring Island once you reach it there’s this fortification called Fort Napoleon and it was built in the 18th century and the views of the bay you get up there are just phenomenal after we’re
Going to return to France’s Mainland to visit the iconic Capital Paris since the 17th Century Paris has been Europe’s major Center of Finance diplomacy fashion and the Arts Paris is Europe’s most visited city with all its tractions and fascinating history it’s easy to see why paris’s most recognizable attraction
Is the Eiffel Tower built in 1889 the Eiffel Tower is 324 m High which made it the tallest man-made structure in the world until 1930 another popular attraction is the Lou Museum it’s the world’s largest Art Museum and it’s home to D Vinci’s Mona Lisa you can also take
A drive around the Arctic Triumph or walk the grounds of the Palace of Versa there’s so much to do in this Grand City after we’re going to visit luir Valley now loc in central France about a 2 hours drive from Paris this has to be the Chateau capital of the real it’s so
To over 300 French castles now if you’re wondering why there there are so many chat here it’s because of the combination of location fertile grounds and the competition amongst Kings and Royals that brought so many castles here one of the most famous chatau is shour it’s the largest in the valley and its
Estate is as big as Paris it’s rumored that Leonardo da Vinci helped design it it took over 28 years to build and was finished in 1547 and it’s truly a mind-blowing piece of architecture now another one of my favorites is the Chateau Des shanu built in the early
16th century what’s W about this Chateau is it’s built upon a river I mean I love all the Arches it’s definitely one of the most beautiful buildings in all of France after we’re going to head to the region of Normandy famous for its natural beauty in history Normandy is
One of the most well-known regions in all of France one of my favorite places in Normandy is etat located about a 3 hours drive from Paris this was one of the first places I went to when I got to France the main reason I wanted to come here was to witness impressive Sea
Cliffs when we reached etap we walked through the beautiful coastal town and reached the beach it offered great views of the cliffs I me I couldn’t believe how big they were after we decided to go on top of the cliffs we walked along the beautiful boardwalk and made it to the
Top my favorite feature of the cliffs are these sea arches there are three of them and I also like the pointed sea stack called the GU deat after a bit seaox started a roll in and it gave the area such a different vibe you can also hike above the cliffs on the Eastern
Side of etrat there’s a church up there and the views are incredible if you can I recommend staying until sunset the sun will hit the Cliffs of atap perfectly lighting them up with the orange glow it’s hard to match the scenery of this coastal town afterwards we’re going to
Visit the Charming town of anur located about 50 minutes from etrat anur looks like a town straight out of am Poppin film the highlight of Ono is its Old Port it’s lined with these colorful tow houses that were built from the 16th to 18th centuries I really enjoyed walking
Around the town the port was so cool with a contrast of the ships against the beautiful town houses I love loved when it got darker and on floor was lit up with its lights giving it a magical Vibe if you’re in Normandy you got to give this enchanting town a visit afterwards
We’re going to head over to nory’s dday beaches during World War II the Nazis were control of Europe’s western coast stretching from Spain’s border all the way up to Norway and this was called the Atlantic Wall on June 6th 1944 the Allied Forces landed on Norm’s beaches
To break through the Nazis Atlantic Wall it is the largest seab War invasion in history and led to the liberation of France and Europe there was five beaches that the Allies invaded on June 6th one of the most famous is Omaha Beach it’s a 8 km section of coast and it was the
Most heavily defended Beach and resulted in the most casualties today the beach is a beautiful and Serene place I it’s crazy to imagine what happened here nearly 80 years ago there’s this monument and metal sculpture called Le brav that’s built on the beach while I was there the ocean was up to the
Sculpture but during low tide you can walk pretty far out on the beach afterwards we’re going to visit the Normandy American cemetery it’s it’s located on the Hills above Omaha Beach and it’s a really solemn and sacred place it was dedicated in 1956 to honor the American troops who died in Europe
During World War II there are 9,388 white marble Graves and each one had their name military rank and when they passed away I was just courage to see how perfectly placed each grave was in every direction it was humbling to walk around these sacred grounds and reflect on the sacrifice and bravery of
These American Heroes afterwards we’re going to visit PTU HW look at about 15 minutes from Omaha Beach Ponto HW was a strategic Promontory for the Nazis it’s situated on a cliff 35 M high and it was heavily fortified with bungers and artillery before D-Day it was attacked
By the US and Royal Air Forces and today you can see the numerous craters left behind on june6 it was attacked and captured by the Allies the troops had to use the 30 m rope ladders to scale the Sea Cliffs it was really interesting to walk around pah hook and see all the
Craters it was also really fascinated to walk inside the bunkers as well and to think that there were soldiers in here almost 80 years ago afterwards we’re going to visit Utah beach now this is the Western most of the D beaches and it was invaded by US soldiers with the
Objective to secure the beach head on the kedin peninsula I really enjoyed this area in Beach I loved how there wasn’t much on the coast besides grass sand and a few remaining bunkers there was also a good amount of people being pulled around by horses in these little
Carriages which I thought was pretty cool in the distance I also saw a sunken ship from World War II that was pretty fascinating I really enjoyed walking along the beach and exploring some of the bunkers there was also a nice memorial and Museum on the Eastern side of the beach worth visiting afterwards
We’re going to visit one of my favorite places in Normandy PL de calan located on the western tip of the cottin peninsula I was amazed by the beauty of this place the beach has these really nice Cobblestone rocks but when the tide goes out there’s some really nice sand
To walk on and also some fascinating rock formations we walked over to this Overlook and the views were amazing I mean I couldn’t believe the sea cffs there they were so high and and it looked incredible with all the colors after we had a great time enjoying the
Beach and waiting for the sunset I mean there’s no greater feeling than running free by the ocean also in the area is the sea village ofri it’s located just north of the beach and there’s this Lighthouse very similar to the gaville one except that this Lighthouse is
Isolated on a small Rock Island for our final destination we’re going to visit M St Michelle I have to say this is my favorite place in Normandy and France this place is truly magical now to get to mon St Michelle you can’t drive directly to the tidle island instead you
Can park in the Lots outside and either take a shuttle or walk about 4 km to m St Michelle I definitely recommend walking if you can as you approach the island it’s quite the experience it made me think how people must have felt throughout the ages as they came here
When you reach the island and walk through the gates you feel like you’re taking a stroll into a Harry Potter movie I felt like I was walking down dun alley now the crowning feature of m Michelle is its ABY its construction began in the 10th century and it was
Added on to throughout the ages we took a tour of the ABY and it was one of the coolest buildings I’ve ever experienced I mean I felt like I was walking through a real life Hogwarts it cost about € a person and it can take anywhere from 20
Minutes to an hour to walk through the whole ABY there’s several Lookout points that give you incredible views and Vantage points of M St Michelle’s Bay after we went back inside the ABY and I couldn’t believe how beautiful it was I mean everything was so Grand and huge
There’s like all these like Stone arches the architecture here is just mindboggling after exploring the ABY I enjoyed walking above the city walls giving us a new perspective of Mt St Michelle’s Main Street now afterwards the sun began to set and the tide started to come in I was amazed by how
Fast the water levels were Rising I understand now why it was so dangerous for the medieval pilgrims to walk to the island on our way back we met up with some sheep in the fields and it truly was a special experience and one of my favorite memories from our time in
Normandy well that is it for my France top 100 there’s still so many places I didn’t include in this video so one day I’ll have to make a part two let me know where your favorite place is in France in the comments below you can find me on
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24 Comments
Fabulous overview. But unique = 1. Not unique = 0. Nothing will ever be ‘very unique’. Just sayin’.
I had the chance to go in France twice in my life. One time in 2010 for a week as a travel with school. And another time in 2021 for a whole month to join friends there. I visited some of the places mentioned in this video. But I visited so much more not included (can't blame Ryan, France has way too many things to offer to do them all, it is ridiculous!), but here some more:
-Padirac Cave. One of the highlights of my trip. Not too far from Rocamadour. You feel like you are in another planet.
-Auvergne Volcanoes region. Just stunning. As as it is situated more in the middle of the country, they are more overlooked in comparison of the Alps and the Pyrenees.
-French Catalonia: I knew that the Basque Country was shared by Spain and France. But I didn't know it was the same for Catalonia. Going to visit a friend living in Perpignan, this was a very nice surprise.
But overall, can't wait to visit this wonderful country a third time in the future! So much things left to explore! Thanks for this great video!
Excellence Video I like mountain good luck !
as always a perfect video and a lot of new points to visit my next time in france. waiting for a full video like this of greece (with continental beautiful part to that most of people ignore)
I rate this video 10 out of 10 👍🏻 Thank you Sir for making such a great content!
Best video I have ever seen on France, didn't even know all these places existed in France. Wish to see these types of videos from you for every country.
Love the way you edit your videos. Please post videos every week.
Espetacular vista 😮
Incredible!!!!
i swear you get better and better every time! good man! i hope i can capture memories and inform like you someday soon 👍🏽 thanks Ryan
Love your vids, is there any way we can follow your live adventures
Such a nice guide and top100! My desire for visiting France just went drastically up 😍
Could you please start speaking clearly? One can hardly understand your nasal English! Thank you in advance.
Beautiful video. Good luck to you.🎉Merry Christmas 🎉
Awesome! Every country deserves a video like this! Amazing and appreciate you doing an in-depth video like this. Is there any of these places you had trouble flying your drone?
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Great vid! Many thanks
France is such a beautiful country and I really like your top 100 I think you should do more Africa as the wildlife is better than anything anywhere on earth
I’ve been to the Pyrenees and the clique de gavarnie several times and I think it might be my favourite place on earth
Joyeux Noël❤
Ryan.. Absolutely OUTSTANDING!!!! Wow.. incredibly shooted and mounted.. well done indeed!! 👏👏👏👏Have a nice Christmas!!😊😊🎄👋
Reunion is just mind blowing. I don't know, I guess I have a thing for volcanoes. Something about the rawness of a nature. For me a typical tropical paradise is a bit…boring 😀 But place like Reunion seems like a perfect location for me. And it's not that far away from Europe. One day, one day 😀
Also, another great video Ryan. I must admit, I'm not a huge fan of Americans, because most of them seem lazy and ignorant to me, but you're totally different. Pure pleasure watching your videos. I love that you always really explore the place you visit. You're not afraid of long hikes, getting dirty and sweaty. Respect.
بسیار زیبا ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉
I love this guys videos! To travel the world should probably be on everyone's bucket list. Especially those seeking a more intimate relationship with Jesus Christ. You need to understand that the two greatest commandments are to fear God and to love your fellow human. If you can travel wide, meet people from all cultures and regions of the world and tell them about the love of God, you could be obeying the two greatest commandments we have been given. Learn to reach out to people, especially those that have not been ministered to.