Northern France this destination is popular with British, with some owning holiday homes.
"Be nice to the French people", that is the first most important thing to remember. So here I am 'being nice'
Le Torquet - France looking across the road from the local favourite bar we found
On arrival, a nice glass Savignon Blanc in Le Tourquet France
Firstly getting there, leaving from the While Cliffs on Dover on the ferry to Calais. 'Club Class' and all' as there just happened to be a '2 for 1' special
Ah, a quiet time at last as we head off to my friend's French Country Cottage in the village of St Cecile. Very quiet with a local beach and a few cafes and restaurants - the next closest village of Le Tourquet is a more popular and frequently visited holiday spot. (approximately 12 kms away).
It was so nice to relax and I was so grateful for this opportunity, however of course our quiet times led us to Le Torquet most nights towards a 'favorite local bar' that we found - serving up French Savignon Blancs, as good as the Kiwi (New Zealand), Counterparts.
It was so nice to relax and I was so grateful for this opportunity, however of course our quiet times led us to Le Torquet most nights towards a 'favorite local bar' that we found - serving up French Savignon Blancs, as good as the Kiwi (New Zealand), Counterparts.
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