Brittany is a rugged region of beautiful forests bounded by nearly 1,000 kilometers of coastline. This peninsula, jutting out from the northwest side of France, was for many years isolated from the rest of the country and regarded by Bretons as a separate country. This itinerary begins on Brittany's border at Mont Saint Michel and explores the coast before it ventures into the forested interior, culminating on her southern coast at Carnac with its mysterious fields of standing stones.