Only small groups are allowed to visit this island in France


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The small island of Brehat, which can potentially get 6,000 visitors daily in the summer, is now just limiting that number to 400 people a day. — Pixabay

The small French island of Brehat, a popular north coast tourist destination, is restricting the number of visitors this summer after seeing as much as 15 times its population arrive at its rocky shores in a single day.

Off the coast of Brittany, Brehat is joining numerous other sites around France pushing back against overtourism amid concerns over waste management and environmental protection.

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