Although this Creperie looked delicious, we found a slightly more hidden and secluded restaurant which also featured this French delight down one of the side streets. I've discovered what the French call a 'Galette', which is pretty much a wholemeal, savoury crepe and most places offer a very wide range of toppings! I had a tasty one with caramelised onions and melted emmental cheese (the French have no time for Cheddar, as I've come to realise), but I definitely think I prefer actual Crepes to Galettes! This is possibly down to the fact that my one true love are pancakes. YUM.
Cue the dainty little side streets again...
This is exactly what I imagine French villages to be like. All the streets were even more unique and colourful than Montpellier, although I could never see myself living somewhere as touristy as Saint-Guilhem; no thank you!
As always, there was a mountain walk for us to venture on. Unfortunately the sun was so scorching hot that we decided to give it a miss, and enjoy the less strenuous task of wondering around the gift shops. I'm all for a beautiful hike up a hillside, but when it's over 30 degrees I don't understand how anyone can manage something like that! All I want to do is sunbathe on the beach or sit down with an ice cold lemonade.
We also paid Pont du Diable a brief visit, where Tash and I clambered over rock after rock whilst admiring the swimmers with envy! This is my favourite kind of place to swim because the surroundings are just so spectacular.
Anyone else ever been near Montpellier before? I'm constantly on the lookout for places to visit nearby!
