The Iles de Glenan are a group of tiny islands about 10 miles off the coast and are said to be the nearest thing you can get to the Caribbean, whilst still in Brittany. They are lovely, but on a bank holiday weekend theses were not deserted islands. There was fog on the water in the morning, blue sky but less than 100m visibility. We set off from the crowded anchorage in the tender armed with a compass to find a deserted beach a mile away. By afternoon the fog had disappeared, making the return journey to Cara Mara a much simpler affair. In the evening we sailed 10 miles to Concarneau.
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| Wendy on a deserted foggy beach |
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| Bank holidays are the same in Brittany |
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| Wendy studied the Oyster Catchers |
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