
Erwan
Nature Travel Planner & Regional Expert
My passion for France wasn't learned in books, but on the ground. Trained in ecology, I spent years studying our forests, mountains, and coasts. This experience allows me to read the landscapes like no one else and find preserved spots for you, far from mass tourism. I also spent a few years in Brittany and at Mont-Saint-Michel. I worked there for a long time as a guide and nature expert. I learned to tell the history of these places while observing the wildlife. It is this dual approach, between culture and nature, that I infuse into every itinerary I create. I am also very athletic. Whether cycling or running, I love exploring the backroads and vineyards of the South of France. These explorations help me scout the best paths for your vacation. I test the routes to guarantee they are beautiful, accessible, and interesting. Today, I put this field knowledge at your service. As a Travel Planner, I don't just book hotels: I design trips that make sense, are respectful of the environment, and connected to reality. With me, you will discover a living, wild France.
Articles de Erwan
- The Perfect 7 Days Itinerary to explore France (Paris and Provence)
Combining the elegance of Paris with the sun-baked charm of Provence is the ultimate French trip. I will walk you through a realistic route combining the Louvre, the Luberon villages, and the Calanques. You will see the best of both regions smoothly, using high-speed trains and just three hotel bases.
- Uncover Quiet Hidden Gems in the South of France to Escape Crowds
Forget the heavy crowds of the Riviera. The southern half of the country is massive, stretching all the way to the Atlantic. By looking beyond the Mediterranean edge, you can discover quiet river canyons, unspoiled coastal islands, and authentic rural villages for a genuinely peaceful French holiday.
- Best Day Trips from Paris by Train: Easy & Authentic Escapes
Escape the capital's crowds with these easy train routes. From the medieval ramparts of Provins to the royal forests of Fontainebleau, discover authentic French towns just an hour away. Plus, find out which famous spots you should never attempt in a single day.
- How Many Days to Visit the D-Day Beaches in Normandy? 3-Day Itinerary
Deciding how many days to visit the D-Day beaches is the first step to a successful Normandy trip. This guide breaks down the logistics of the landing zones and explains why a three-day itinerary offers the best balance of history and local charm without the forced march feel of a rushed day trip.
- How Much Does a Trip to France Cost in 2026? Real Daily Budget for Paris & the Regions
France trip cost in 2026 depends mostly on destination, season and comfort level. Here are realistic daily and weekly budgets for Paris and the regions, with examples for solo travelers, couples and families.
- France Road Trip 2026: Driving Rules, Tolls, Crit’Air & Car Rental Guide
A practical France road trip guide for 2026: when to go, how much to budget, what to know about rental cars, toll roads, ZFEs, parking, Crit’Air stickers and the driving rules that matter most.
- Train Travel in France 2026: TGV, TER, OUIGO, Tickets & Local Tips
Traveling by train in France in 2026? Here is the practical guide to TGV, TER, OUIGO and Intercités: booking tickets, understanding stations, choosing the right train, and planning scenic routes with confidence.
- Where to Stay in Paris for First Timers: The Honest Neighborhood Guide
Choosing accommodation in Paris is tricky. Between the expensive center, the romantic Montmartre, and the practical suburbs like Levallois, your address changes your whole trip. Here is the honest guide to the best neighborhoods (and the traps to avoid) to find the perfect base camp for your first visit.
- Planning a France trip in 2026: logic, transport, and expert itineraries
Stop over-complicating your France trip. Here is my method for choosing where to go, managing your budget, and following realistic itineraries for Paris, Normandy, and Brittany.