Holiday Lets in Brittany

This 17th century detached holiday home is located between the beach and the Monts d'Arrée. It is a typical Breton house with a fully modernized interior, with typical Breton accents. You will immediately feel at home in this cozy home. In the spacious garden you can enjoy the quiet and green surroundings. In the heart of Brittany lies the unspoiled and protected area of ​​the Monts d'Arrée with the Roc "h Ruz as the highest peak (385 meters), a stone's throw away from the parish villages, sculptures and beautiful chapels that are certainly worth a visit Ideal for cyclists and hikers, because from your home you are in the forest of Huelgoat, known for the rocks with peculiar shapes and menhirs, places with mysterious names that refer to King Arthur, for example. hour in the town of Morlaix (29 km) with the beautiful half-timbered houses.Small, steep alleys, with an occasional stone staircase, can be found at the edges of the old town.Once upstairs you have beautiful views of the city. to the beach can in Carantec (45 km).

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Welcome to the gates of the Crozon peninsula, a unique area between land and sea, located on the west coast of Finistère.Situated in Brittany, at 1.5 km from the village centre (several shops and services) and 5 km away from a sandy beach, the holiday village of Argol includes 30 mobile homes with outdoor space, 20 small comfortable single storey houses and 18 accommodations with simple comfort.Attractions of the holiday village:- Close to sandy beaches- The Crozon peninsula, on the west coast of Finistère- Pass'réduc, by means of which certain discounts will be given to a selection of nearby attractions.- Animation for children, adolescents and adults during the summer school holidaysLeisure time facilities:- Library, entertainment room, table tennis, table football.- Stadium (volleyball, basketball, handball, petanque), tennis (half-court), mini-golf.- Health trail and footpaths with departure from the village, slackline.- Square (playground for children).- Mini-farm, insect hotel, henhouse.

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Situated on the Emerald Coast, between Saint-Malo and Saint-Brieuc, Saint-Cast-le-Guildo is a charming little seaside resort.The village of La Corbiere which is located on the seafront with direct access to the unsupervised beach (200 m away only), 2 km away from the village center and at the heart of a 4 ha park, includes 60 accommodations divided into hamlets and 3 wooden chalets (built on one level).Attractions of the holiday village:- Direct access to the beach- Animation for children, adolescents and adults during the school holidays- Village renovated in 2013- Village certified as Ecolabel- Lively, active seaside resort- Close to Saint-MaloLeisure time facilities:- Library- Table tennis- Petanque and volleyball field- Slacklining- Square with games for children

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Situated on the Emerald Coast, between Saint-Malo and Saint-Brieuc, Saint-Cast-le-Guildo is a charming little seaside resort.The village of La Corbiere which is located on the seafront with direct access to the unsupervised beach (200 m away only), 2 km away from the village center and at the heart of a 4 ha park, includes 60 accommodations divided into hamlets and 3 wooden chalets (built on one level).Attractions of the holiday village:- Direct access to the beach- Animation for children, adolescents and adults during the school holidays- Village renovated in 2013- Village certified as Ecolabel- Lively, active seaside resort- Close to Saint-MaloLeisure time facilities:- Library- Table tennis- Petanque and volleyball field- Slacklining- Square with games for children

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Situated on the Emerald Coast, between Saint-Malo and Saint-Brieuc, Saint-Cast-le-Guildo is a charming little seaside resort.The village of La Corbiere which is located on the seafront with direct access to the unsupervised beach (200 m away only), 2 km away from the village center and at the heart of a 4 ha park, includes 60 accommodations divided into hamlets and 3 wooden chalets (built on one level).Attractions of the holiday village:- Direct access to the beach- Animation for children, adolescents and adults during the school holidays- Village renovated in 2013- Village certified as Ecolabel- Lively, active seaside resort- Close to Saint-MaloLeisure time facilities:- Library- Table tennis- Petanque and volleyball field- Slacklining- Square with games for children

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This villa with a beautiful garden is located in a small residential area in Domaine du Lanneu. It has a peaceful, rural location facing the island of lÎle de Croix, on the outskirts of the village in the west of the Morbihan. You'll find 3 golf courses nearby, beautiful sandy beaches and a menhir field, with direct access to the estuary of the Etel. The site has an area of 700 m² and 3/4 is fenced. Terrace 1 has an area of 18 m², from here you have a magnificent view of the residential area. Terrace 2 has an area of 35 sqm, from here you have a magnificent view over the beautiful sea. You will find here garden tables and chairs as well.

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Located just 9 km south of St Brieuc, 6 km from the sea, and within easy reach of the beautiful beaches of the popular seaside resorts of Pléneuf-Val-André and Erquy. Just over one hour''s drive from the delightful walled city of St Malo.Environment : Pretty Breton house, fully renovated, in country setting, overlooking a small valley, only 6 km from the sea. Ideal to discover this beautiful region and its coast with fine beaches and fishing villages.PLACES TO VISIT: St Brieuc. 9 km. Major city situated between the steep sided valleys of the River Gouedic to the east and the River Gouet to the west. Famous for its scallops.Lamballe. 20 km. Medieval town, full of character, with many beautiful historic buildings and half-timbered houses. Home of the National Stud Farm, world famous for its stallions and as a centre of excellence for dressage. Also a famous weekly market.St Quay Portrieux. 35 km. Popular seaside resort with busy marina and bustling fishing port.Erquy. 35 km. Bustling fishing village with picturesque harbour and sought after seaside resort with no less than 10 beautiful, fine sandy beaches. Plenty of lovely fish restaurants.THINGS TO DO: Kite Surfing school, St Brieuc. 9 km. Watersports. Learn to kite surf in all security with a professional (Tadeg Normand broke the sand yachting speed world record in 2000). The school offers introduction lessons as well as 3, 9 or 18-hour courses using the best equipment.Centre aquatique Aquabaie, St Brieuc. 9 km. Pool. The largest pool complex in Brittany! Leisure and swimming pools, slides, paddling pool. In a centre with spa and squash.Indian Forest Bretagne, Morieux. 15 km. Tree top adventure park. Tree top trails and aerial walkways. 6 trails of different level. Great fun for the whole family.Golf La Crinière, Lamballe. 20 km. Golf course. 9 holes Par 36 - 2780m. Designed by one of the best architects of French golf courses, it is a fine 9 hole course and is intended to be challenging but not impossible for high handicapped players. Woodland setting, in the grounds of a 17th century castle providing a lovely environment for a game of golf.FURTHER AFIELD: St Cast le Guildo. 50 km. Small but lively seaside resort with an impressive 7 beaches and secret inlets. A paradise to water fanatics with a multitude of activities and water sports available to all. Also beautiful views of the Emerald Coast and Cap Fréhel and ideal for delightful coastal walks.Cap Fréhel. 50 km. Peninsula offering stunning views over the Côte d''Émeraude into the Golfe de Saint-Malo. The most spectacular cliffs and undulating terrain covered in moorland and marshes make it a favourite hotspot for both locals and tourists.Dinan. 65 km. Quaint medieval town situated along the banks of the River Rance. The beautifully preserved town boasts a castle, narrow cobbled streets and old timbered buildings. Definitely worth a visit.Ile de Bréhat. 65 km. In reality, 2 traffic-free islands linked by a tiny bridge, just a few kilometres off Paimpol. One of the most beautiful sites in Brittany and renowned as a sanctuary for rare species of wild flowers as well as for birds of all kinds. To be discovered on foot or by bike (available for hire on arrival).HOW TO GET THERE: Low cost flights from UK to Dinard (1 hr), Rennes (75 mns).Ferries to St Malo (75 mns), Roscoff (90 mns).

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This villa is situated by the sea with one of the most beautiful locations in Brittany. This area, d'' Or Mine is protected with golden cliffs, sandy beaches and rugged creeks in the south of Finistere, 8 km from Lorient. The site has an area of 400 m² and it is fenced. There are two terraces, one has an area of 15 m² and it adjoins the living room and is equipped with a table, chairs, parasol and barbecue. The sea is visible from the beach and from the walkway. The other terrace is equipped with garden furniture, sun loungers and a parasol. You can walk to the beach, it is quite steep and without railing, so be careful with small children.

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Situated in Southern Brittany, in the area known as Pays Bigouden, famous for its tall traditional Breton headdresses, Loctudy offers 12 km of coastline, ideal for shell picking and with many sheltered fine sandy beaches. Loctudy also has a fishing harbour and marina. It is located 25 km south west of the beautiful medieval city of Quimper, with its narrow cobbled streets and beautiful cathedral. 6 km from Pont lAbbé, a pretty little town with many sites including a castle.Environment : Peaceful country setting, 3 km from the town centre.PLACES TO VISIT: Le Guilvinec. 15 km. Picturesque fishing village which offers day after day, the colourful and lively show of its trawlers coming back laden with lobsters, eels, hakes under the seagulls watchful eyes.Pointe de la Torche. 15 km. Classified natural site at the southeastern tip of the Audierne Bay, popular with surfers.Bénodet. 18 km. Charming and popular seaside resort and yachting centre with long and sheltered sandy beach. At the mouth of the Odet river, it can also be reached by boat from Quimper. The resort boasts a golf course, talassotherapy centre, casino and a good selection of restaurants.Quimper. 25 km. Beautiful riverside city with narrow cobbled streets, a Gothic cathedral and a host of lively bars and restaurants. Famous for its Breton faience pottery and Armor Lux clothes factory which collections are inspired by the colours of the sea and Breton values.THINGS TO DO: Bonobo Parc, Quimper. 25 km. Tree top adventure park. Tree top trails and aerial walkways. Great fun for the whole family. Open weekends and school holidays.Les Balneides, Fouesnant. 30 km. Waterpark. Tropical atmosphere and heated swimming pools (29°C) with 75m toboggan, water jets, water cannons, whirlpool, slides, paddling and toddler pools, sauna and aquagym. Paradise all year round!Aquashow, Audierne. 38 km. Aquarium. Enjoy an afternoon discovering Brittanys flora and fauna.Golf L''Odet- Benodet, Clohars Fouesnant. 20 km. Golf course. 18 holes Par 72 - 5843m. 9 holes - Par 27 - 971m. Close to the seaside resort of Bénodet, amongst oaks and pines in a beautiful woodland with ponds, the course is full of character.FURTHER AFIELD: Concarneau. 40 km. Fishing port with delightful fortified old city. Enjoy a stroll through the small town and dont miss the famous Kouign Amann, a Breton cake full of butter and sugar. Very naughty but so delicious!Pointe du Raz. 50 km. Most famous headland in Brittany and beauty spot offering breath taking vistas over the Atlantic ocean. Celebrated by Flaubert and Victor Hugo, it attracts millions of visitors. A stunning place to be on a windy day.Pont Aven. 55 km. Artists haunt situated inland from the tip of the Aven estuary. It is a small port popular with tourists and boasting many art galleries. Made famous by Gauguin when he came to paint in the 1880s before leaving for Tahiti and inspired the Pont Aven school.Crozon Peninsula. 75 km. Scenic rugged coastline with numerous fishermens ports and sheltered sandy coves. Spectacular natural setting for walks, bike rides and watersports.HOW TO GET THERE: Low cost flights from UK to Brest (90 mns), Rennes (3 hrs).Ferries to Roscoff (2 hrs), St Malo (3 hrs 45 mns).

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This beautiful villa with large flowery garden is peacefully located outside the village, south of Quimper, in the middle of Cornouaille in the south of Finistere, with wide sandy beaches facing the Iles de Glenan islands. The fenced area has a surface of 3000 m² which includes a lawn, trees, flowers and children's playground. The terrace has an area of 70 m2 and is located opposite the kitchen and is equipped with a barbecue and garden furniture.

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Situated in northern Brittany, 15 km from Cap Fréhel, between Penthièvre and Emerald coasts, facing the Sable d''Or. 35 km north east of St Brieuc and just one hours drive from the beautiful walled city and ferry port of St Malo. Environment : Ideal for a relaxing beach holiday or to discover this stunning coastline. 4 km from town, 2 km from a supermarket. PLACES TO SEE: Erquy. 4 km. Bustling fishing village with picturesque harbour and sought after seaside resort with no less than ten beautiful, fine sandy beaches. Plenty of lovely fish restaurants. Cap Fréhel. 15 km. Peninsula offering stunning views over the Côte d''Emeraude into the Golfe de Saint-Malo. The most spectacular cliffs and undulating terrain covered in moorland and marshes make it a favourite hotspot for both locals and tourists. St Cast le Guildo. 20 km. Small but lively seaside resort with an impressive 7 beaches and secret inlets. A paradise to water fanatics with a multitude of activities and water sports available to all. Also beautiful views of the Emerald Coast and Cap Fréhel and ideal for delightful coastal walks. Lamballe. 20 km. Medieval town, full of character, with many beautiful historic buildings and half-timbered houses. Home of the National Stud Farm, world famous for its stallions and as a centre of excellence for dressage. THINGS TO DO: Indian Forest Bretagne, Morieux. 5 km. Tree top adventure park. Tree top trails and aerial walkways. 6 trails of different level. Great fun for the whole family. Golf de Val-André, Pléneuf Val-André. 15 km. Golf course. 18 holes Par 72 - 5836m. Hanging between sky and earth, this course blends harmoniously into the countryside and overlooks some magical sites of cliffs and beaches. Amazing land and seascapes and consistently rated as one of the finest courses in Europe. A must play course during your holiday. Kite Surfing school, St Brieuc. 15 km. Watersports. Learn to kite surf in all security with a pro (Tadeg Normand broke the sand yachting speed world record in 2000). The school offers introduction lessons as well as 3, 9 or 18-hour courses using the best equipment. Zooparc de Tregomeur, Tregomeur. 25 km. Animal park. Exclusively dedicated to the Asian and Madagascar flora and fauna. Rare and extraordinary animals: snow panthers, tigers, Malayan Sun Bears, lemurs... FURTHER AFIELD: St Brieuc. 35 km. Major city situated between the steep sided valleys of the River Gouedic to the east and the River Gouet to the west. Famous for its scallops. Dinan. 45 km. Quaint medieval town situated along the banks of the River Rance. The beautifully preserved town boasts a castle, narrow cobbled streets and old timbered buildings. Definitely worth a visit. St Quay Portrieux. 55 km. Popular seaside resort with busy marina and bustling fishing port. Facing Erquy. Ile de Bréhat. 90 km. In reality, 2 traffic-free islands linked by a tiny bridge, just a few kilometres off Paimpol. One of the most beautiful sites in Brittany and renowned as a sanctuary for rare species of wild flowers as well as for birds of all kinds. To be discovered on foot or by bike (available for hire on arrival). HOW TO GET THERE: Low cost flights from UK to Dinard (45 mns), Rennes (90 mns). Ferries to Roscoff (2 hrs), St Malo (1 hr).

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This fully renovated villa has fantastic sea views and direct access to the beach of Trénez via a footpath. The villa has an elegant interior with a sauna, jacuzzi, gym and a games room. This is ideal for family holidays all year round! The fenced area has an area of 1200 m² with landscaped garden with a fantastic view of the sea and the islands of Glénans. Here you will find play apparatuses and barbecue. Terrace 1 adjoins the living room and is equipped with nice garden furniture. There is also a wooden terrace next to the pool which is equipped with sun loungers. The pool is the closed veranda of 50m2. The pool itself has a size 7x3m and the depth is 1.60 to 1.80 m. It is secure for children and is equipped with sliding doors to the outside terrace. Terrace 2 has a size of 7 x 3 m and has a jacuzzi of 37/38 °. This fully renovated villa is available on request.

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Situated in southern Brittany, on the Finistere border, 20 km north of the bustling naval port and university town of Lorient and 25 km from the beach.In an area consisting of rivers, lakes and forests, in the touristic Scorff and Blavet valleys.A good base to discover the beautiful nearby coastline including the artist''s haunt of Pont Aven, Concarneau and the beautiful riverside city of Quimper, all within easy driving distance. Not to miss for the children, the fantastic Pont Scorff zoo just 15 km away.Environment : In a former manor, with vast grounds, 4 km from shops.PLACES TO SEE: Lorient. 20 km. Bustling city with wide boulevards and a vast array of stylish shops, lying on an immense natural harbour protected from the ocean by the Groix island. Famous for its fantastic Celtic festival held every August when all Celtic nations meet for a week of music and celebrations. Not to be missed.Quimperlé. 20 km. Charming market town situated at the confluence of the Isole and Ellé rivers that combine to form the Laïta river. Its historic quarter is filled with pretty winding cobbled streets and quaint half-timbered houses. Pontivy. 35 km. Quaint market town with both a Napoleonic and medieval quarter overlooked by its fabulous 15th century moated castle. Situated on the banks of the Nantes to Brest Canal, it has a lovely atmosphere and boasts a large variety of restaurants and bars. Dont miss the market every Monday morning!Auray. 45 km. Charming little town with beautiful old quarter with delightful 15th and 16th century houses. Nearby Ste Anne dAuray is Brittanys most important place of pilgrimage drawing thousands of pilgrims and tourists from all over the world all year round but especially on July 26th for its Pardon de Ste Anne which was attended by Pope John Paul II in 1996. THINGS TO DO: Pont Scorff Zoo, Pont Scorff. 15 km. Fantastic zoo with plenty to occupy and interest the whole family. Allow the whole day to see the whole park and shows. Not to be missed.Ty Nadan, Locunolé. 15 km. Tree top adventure park. Kayaking. Climbing. Horse riding. Quad bikes. Paint ball. Needless to say more! Excitement guaranteed. Booking essential.Golf de Rimaison, Bieuzy les Eaux. 25 km. Golf course. 9 holes Par 35 - 2582m. Situated on the historical site of Rimaison castle, with splendid views over the Blavet valley. The spectacular elevation changes, rolling terrain and beautifully kept greens provide golfers of all levels a challenge they will never forget. Camors Adventure Forest, Camors. 30 km. Adventure Park/Tree climbing. Set off on an exciting adventure in this hilly, wooded and lakeside setting and try out the monkey, rope and vine bridges high up in the trees. (Adventure course takes 2.5 hours to complete.) Childrens trail with 30 workshops and youth trail with 80 workshopsFURTHER AFIELD: Isle of Groix. 40 km. Beautiful 8 km-long steep-sided island with gorgeous beaches. Ideal for a day trip and best visited by bike. Boat crossings from Lorient.Pont Aven. 40 km. Artists haunt situated inland from the tip of the Aven estuary. It is a small port popular with tourists and boasting many art galleries. Made famous by Gauguin when he came to paint in the 1880s before leaving for Tahiti and inspired the Pont Aven school.Carnac. 60 km. Sought-after and lively seaside resort with excellent sandy beaches. Also renowned for its impressive prehistoric standing stones. A wide range of watersport activities are available as well as a good selection of restaurants and bars.Concarneau. 55 km. Fishing port with delightful fortified old city. Enjoy a stroll through the small town and dont miss the famous Kouign Amann, a Breton cake full of butter and sugar. Very naughty but so delicious!HOW TO GET THERE: Low cost flights from UK to Brest (1 hr 45mn) and Rennes (2 hrs).Ferries to Roscoff (2 hrs) and St Malo (2 hrs 30mn).

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Situated in Southern Brittany, between the bustling city of Lorient and the delightful walled city of Concarneau, 15 km south of the charming market town of Quimperlé and 6 km from the family seaside resort of Moëlan sur Mer with a weekly Tuesday morning market and all amenities. The village of Kergroës with shops (boulangerie, convenience store, pizzeria, post office, petrol station, chemists, tobacconist/newsagent) and Saturday morning market is just 2 km away. The little port of Belon has freshly caught fish for sale from its quayside. An ideal base to discover this beautiful coastline with many fine beaches, picturesque harbours and a host of watersports. Environment : On the coast, with direct foot access to the beach of Trénez and with beautiful views over the sea and the Glénans islands. PLACES TO SEE: Quimperlé. 15 km. Charming market town situated at the confluence of the Isole and Ellé rivers that combine to form the Laïta river. Its historic quarter is filled with pretty winding cobbled streets and quaint half-timbered houses. Pont Aven. 15 km. Artists haunt situated inland from the tip of the Aven estuary. It is a small port popular with tourists and boasting many art galleries. Made famous by Gauguin when he came to paint in the 1880s before leaving for Tahiti and inspired the Pont Aven school. Concarneau. 30 km. Fishing port with delightful fortified old city. Enjoy a stroll through the small town and dont miss the famous Kouign Amann, a Breton cake full of butter and sugar. Very naughty but so delicious! Lorient. 30 km. Bustling city with wide boulevards and a vast array of stylish shops, lying on an immense natural harbour protected from the ocean by the Groix island. Famous for its fantastic Celtic festival held every August when all Celtic nations meet for a week of music and celebrations. Not to be missed. THINGS TO DO: Vedettes Aven-Bélon, Moëlan sur Mer. 4 km. Boat trips. Take a trip on the Paul Gauguin with its panoramic viewing deck and sail past châteaux, manor houses and small harbours, observing many birds along the way. Board the boat in Pont-Aven or Port-Bélon from April to September. Ty Nadan, Locunolé. 25 km. Tree top adventure park. Kayaking. Climbing. Horse riding. Quad bikes. Paint ball. Needless to say more! Excitement guaranteed. Booking essential. Pont Scorff Zoo, Pont Scorff. 25 km. Fantastic zoo with plenty to occupy and interest the whole family. Allow the whole day to see the whole park and shows. Not to be missed. Golf Ploemeur Océan, Ploemeur. 30 km. Golf course. 18 holes Par 72 - 5900m. With stunning views over the sea and Groix islands, the vast American style greens with water hazards will delight nature lovers and keen golfers alike. Challenging but fantastic. FURTHER AFIELD: Bénodet. 50 km. Charming and popular seaside resort and yachting centre with long and sheltered sandy beach. At the mouth of the Odet river, it can also be reached by boat from Quimper. The resort boasts a golf course, talassotherapy centre, casino and a good selection of restaurants. Groix island. 50 km. Beautiful 8 km-long steep-sided island with gorgeous beaches. Ideal for a day trip and best visited by bike. Boat crossings from Lorient. Quimper. 50 km. Beautiful riverside city with narrow cobbled streets, a Gothic cathedral and a host of lively bars and restaurants. Famous for its Breton faience pottery and Armor Lux clothes factory which collections are inspired by the colours of the sea and Breton values. Pointe du Raz. 100 km. Most famous headland in Brittany and beauty spot offering breath taking vistas over the Atlantic ocean. Celebrated by Flaubert and Victor Hugo, it attracts millions of visitors. A stunning place to be on a windy day! HOW TO GET THERE: Low cost flights from UK to Brest (90 mns) and Rennes (2 hrs). Ferries to Roscoff (2 hrs) and St Malo (2 hrs 45 mns). Station: 17 km. Airport: 29 km.

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This fully renovated villa has fantastic views and direct access to the beach of Trénez via a footpath. The villa has an elegant interior. This is ideal for family holidays all year round! The fenced area has a surface of 1200 m² with landscaped garden with a fantastic view. The terrace has an awning, garden furniture and sun loungers. The swimming pool is located in an adjacent veranda which has an area of 46 m², the size of the pool is 7x3 m and the depth is 1.60 to 1.80 m. This accommodation is available on request. During the holidays the rental periods are from Monday to Monday: 19/12 - 26/12 and 26/12 - 2/01.

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Please note: no discounts other than those featured on this page are available for this property. Situated in Southern Brittany, between the bustling city of Lorient and the delightful walled city of Concarneau, 15 km south of the charming market town of Quimperlé and 6 km from the family seaside resort of Moëlan sur Mer with a weekly Tuesday morning market and all amenities. The village of Kergroës with shops (boulangerie, convenience store, pizzeria, post office, petrol station, chemists, tobacconist/newsagent) and Saturday morning market is just 2 km away. The little port of Belon has freshly caught fish for sale from its quayside. An ideal base to discover this beautiful coastline with many fine beaches, picturesque harbours and a host of watersports. Environment : On the coast, 600m from the beach. PLACES TO SEE: Quimperlé. 15 km. Charming market town situated at the confluence of the Isole and Ellé rivers that combine to form the Laïta river. Its historic quarter is filled with pretty winding cobbled streets and quaint half-timbered houses. Pont Aven. 15 km. Artists haunt situated inland from the tip of the Aven estuary. It is a small port popular with tourists and boasting many art galleries. Made famous by Gauguin when he came to paint in the 1880s before leaving for Tahiti and inspired the Pont Aven school. Concarneau. 30 km. Fishing port with delightful fortified old city. Enjoy a stroll through the small town and dont miss the famous Kouign Amann, a Breton cake full of butter and sugar. Very naughty but so delicious! Lorient. 30 km. Bustling city with wide boulevards and a vast array of stylish shops, lying on an immense natural harbour protected from the ocean by the Groix island. Famous for its fantastic Celtic festival held every August when all Celtic nations meet for a week of music and celebrations. Not to be missed. THINGS TO DO: Vedettes Aven-Bélon, Moëlan sur Mer. 4 km. Boat trips. Take a trip on the Paul Gauguin with its panoramic viewing deck and sail past châteaux, manor houses and small harbours, observing many birds along the way. Board the boat in Pont-Aven or Port-Bélon from April to September. Ty Nadan, Locunolé. 25 km. Tree top adventure park. Kayaking. Climbing. Horse riding. Quad bikes. Paint ball. Needless to say more! Excitement guaranteed. Booking essential. Pont Scorff Zoo, Pont Scorff. 25 km. Fantastic zoo with plenty to occupy and interest the whole family. Allow the whole day to see the whole park and shows. Not to be missed. Golf Ploemeur Océan, Ploemeur. 30 km. Golf course. 18 holes Par 72 - 5900m. With stunning views over the sea and Groix islands, the vast American style greens with water hazards will delight nature lovers and keen golfers alike. Challenging but fantastic. FURTHER AFIELD: Bénodet. 50 km. Charming and popular seaside resort and yachting centre with long and sheltered sandy beach. At the mouth of the Odet river, it can also be reached by boat from Quimper. The resort boasts a golf course, talassotherapy centre, casino and a good selection of restaurants. Groix island. 50 km. Beautiful 8 km-long steep-sided island with gorgeous beaches. Ideal for a day trip and best visited by bike. Boat crossings from Lorient. Quimper. 50 km. Beautiful riverside city with narrow cobbled streets, a Gothic cathedral and a host of lively bars and restaurants. Famous for its Breton faience pottery and Armor Lux clothes factory which collections are inspired by the colours of the sea and Breton values. Pointe du Raz. 100 km. Most famous headland in Brittany and beauty spot offering breath taking vistas over the Atlantic ocean. Celebrated by Flaubert and Victor Hugo, it attracts millions of visitors. A stunning place to be on a windy day! HOW TO GET THERE: Low cost flights from UK to Brest (90 mns) and Rennes (2 hrs). Ferries to Roscoff (2 hrs) and St Malo (2 hrs 45 mns). Station: 17 km Airport: 29km.

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Situated in Southern Brittany, between the bustling city of Lorient and the delightful walled city of Concarneau, 15 km south of the charming market town of Quimperlé and 7 km from the family seaside resort of Le Pouldu. 2 km from shops. An ideal base to discover this beautiful coastline with many fine beaches, picturesque harbours and a host of watersports as well as the forest of nearby Clohars-Carnoët. Environment : On the coast, with beautiful views over the sea and the isle of Groix. PLACES TO VISIT: Quimperlé. 15 km. Charming market town situated at the confluence of the Isole and Ellé rivers that combine to form the Laïta river. Its historic quarter is filled with pretty winding cobbled streets and quaint half-timbered houses. Pont Aven. 20 km. Artists haunt situated inland from the tip of the Aven estuary. It is a small port popular with tourists and boasting many art galleries. Made famous by Gauguin when he came to paint in the 1880s before leaving for Tahiti and inspired the Pont Aven school. Lorient. 25 km. Bustling city with wide boulevards and a vast array of stylish shops, lying on an immense natural harbour protected from the ocean by the Groix island. Famous for its fantastic Celtic festival held every August when all Celtic nations meet for a week of music and celebrations. Not to be missed. Concarneau. 35 km. Fishing port with delightful fortified old city. Enjoy a stroll through the small town and dont miss the famous Kouign Amann, a Breton cake full of butter and sugar. Very naughty but so delicious! THINGS TO DO: Vedettes Aven-Bélon, Moëlan sur Mer. 15 km. Boat trips. Take a trip on the Paul Gauguin with its panoramic viewing deck and sail past châteaux, manor houses and small harbours, observing many birds along the way. Board the boat in Pont-Aven or Port-Bélon from April to September. Ty Nadan, Locunolé. 25 km. Tree top adventure park. Kayaking. Climbing. Horse riding. Quad bikes. Paint ball. Needless to say more! Excitement guaranteed. Booking essential. Pont Scorff Zoo, Pont Scorff. 25 km. Fantastic zoo with plenty to occupy and interest the whole family. Allow the whole day to see the whole park and shows. Not to be missed. Golf Ploemeur Océan, Ploemeur. 25 km. Golf course. 18 holes Par 72 - 5900m. With stunning views over the sea and Groix islands, the vast American style greens with water hazards will delight nature lovers and keen golfers alike. Challenging but fantastic. FURTHER AFIELD: Groix island. 50 km. Beautiful 8 km-long steep-sided island with gorgeous beaches. Ideal for a day trip and best visited by bike. Boat crossings from Lorient. Bénodet. 60 km. Charming and popular seaside resort and yachting centre with long and sheltered sandy beach. At the mouth of the Odet river, it can also be reached by boat from Quimper. The resort boasts a golf course, talassotherapy centre, casino and a good selection of restaurants. Quimper. 60 km. Beautiful riverside city with narrow cobbled streets, a Gothic cathedral and a host of lively bars and restaurants. Famous for its Breton faience pottery and Armor Lux clothes factory which collections are inspired by the colours of the sea and Breton values. Pointe de la Torche. 80 km. Classified natural site at the southeastern tip of the Audierne Bay, popular with surfers. HOW TO GET THERE: Low cost flights from UK to Brest (90 mns) and Rennes (2 hrs). Ferries to Roscoff (2 hrs) and St Malo (2 hrs 45 mns). Station: 17 km. Airport: 29 km.

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This renovated villa has stunning sea views, where you will find a sandy bay at the foot of the site. There's another beach, the beach of Beg an Tour at 200m. The villa has a beautiful and elegant interior and is ideal for family holidays all year round! The fenced grounds with landscaped garden has an area of 3000 m², it is equipped with a ping-pong table and barbecue. The terrace has an area of 50 m² with garden furniture and fantastic views over the sea and Glénans islands. This villa is available on request.

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This fully renovated villa is minutes from the marina of Porsmoric. It has a beautiful rural location and is 4 km from shops and is 10 km from Quimperlé. It has a nicely maintained interior and this villa is fully equipped and offers total comfort. The site has an area of 2700 m² but it's not fully enclosed. The garden has a beautiful landscaped garden with play apparatuses, fun for the kids. The garden is equipped with barbecue and table tennis. The terrace has an area of 50 m² and has a lovely garden furniture set and sun chairs to relax in the sun. The pool is adjacent to the porch of 60 sqm. There is security provided for children and there are sliding doors and through the sliding doors you can go to the terrace. The size of the swimming pool is 7 x 3 m, depth 1.60 to 1.80 m. There is a beautiful heated jacuzzi that can be heated up to 37 °. You can also use the shower and relaxing sauna.

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Situated in Western Brittany, on the Pointe des Espagnols on the sought-after Crozon peninsula, 70 km south of Brest with its award-winning Ocean discovery park Océanopolis. The beautiful city of Quimper with its cathedral, narrow cobbled streets is well worth a visit. Also within easy reach of Douarnenez and Pointe du Raz, a dramatic place of crashing waves and strong winds, the most visited site in Brittany.Environment : Sea setting, 300m from shops.PLACES TO SEE: Crozon Peninsula. Scenic rugged coastline with numerous fishermens ports and sheltered sandy coves. Spectacular natural setting for walks, bike rides and watersports.Camaret. 9 km. Peaceful little fishing village situated at the most western tip of the Crozon Peninsula. Almost completely surrounded by the Ocean and off the beaten track, it is a little gem waiting to be discovered. Plenty of seafood restaurants, creperies and bars to discover.Quimper. 65 km. Beautiful riverside city with narrow cobbled streets, a Gothic cathedral and a host of lively bars and restaurants. Famous for its Breton faience pottery and Armor Lux clothes factory which collections are inspired by the colours of the sea and Breton values.Brest. 70 km. Large seaport and naval base in a wide natural harbour, facing the Crozon peninsula. Renowned for its Oceanopolis aquarium. 3 golf courses.THINGS TO DO: Océanopolis, Brest. 70 km. Aquarium. An excellent marine life centre and Europes largest marine aquarium, on Brest seafront. With 3 different climatic zones, it offers many beautifully presented displays. A family favourite which will captivate all ages.Breizh Park, Crozon. 10 km. Tree top adventure park. Tree climbing. Paintball. Mini-golf. On the Crozon peninsula, between Brest and Quimper. 1 hectare dedicated to family fun.Face Ouest, Roscanvel. 2 km. Climbing. Enjoy the magnificent natural setting of the Crozon Peninsula and discover or perfect your climbing. For an exciting day: via-corda, aqua-rope, ponting...!Sailing/Diving club, Roscanvel harbourside. The sailing club based on the harbourside offers weekly courses in the Summer whilst the renowned diving club is available all year round to beginners and advanced divers alike.FURTHER AFIELD: Pointe du Raz. 85 km. Most famous headland in Brittany and beauty spot offering breath taking vistas over the Atlantic ocean. Celebrated by Flaubert and Victor Hugo, it attracts millions of visitors. A stunning place to be on a windy day!Bénodet. 90 km. Charming and popular seaside resort and yachting centre with long and sheltered sandy beach. At the mouth of the Odet river, it can also be reached by boat from Quimper. The resort boasts a golf course, talassotherapy centre, casino and a good selection of restaurants.Concarneau. 95 km. Fishing port with delightful fortified old city. Enjoy a stroll through the small town and dont miss the famous Kouign Amann, a Breton cake full of butter and sugar. Very naughty but so delicious!Pont Aven. 100 km. Artists haunt situated inland from the tip of the Aven estuary. It is a small port popular with tourists and boasting many art galleries. Made famous by Gauguin when he came to paint in the 1880s before leaving for Tahiti and inspired the Pont Aven school.HOW TO GET THERE: Low cost flights from UK to Brest (1 hr 15 mns), Rennes (3 hrs 30 mns).Ferries to Roscoff (2 hrs), St Malo (3 hrs 30 mns).

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Situated in central Brittany, Kreiz Breizh is an area of Southern Cotes dArmor which offers a green alternative to tourism, away from the hustle and bustle of the coast and closer to the Breton people and their culture. This land, which is still Breton speaking, has preserved its very nature and authenticity. From the Nantes to Brest Canal to the Corong Gorge, little strolls or great hikes, rafting, fishing, or even playing at panning for gold, you are sure to have an adventure. In nearby Callac, Lac de la Vallée Verte is a magnificent lake (fishing) surrounded by unspoiled woodlands. 35 km south of Guingamp, 16 km from Carhaix Plouguer, 5 km from Callac, in the Monts dArree. PLACES TO SEE: Corong Gorges. 15 km. Valley of outstanding natural beauty that should not be missed. Pink Granite Coast. 40 km. Stretching from Perros Guirec to the isle of Batz, the Pink Granite coast magnificently lives up to its name. With a pinkish colour, this coast is really very beautiful and boasts fine, sandy beaches, breathtaking coastal walks and a natural reserve with an incredible biodiversity. Lannion. 45 km. Historic city with a delightful medieval quarter and numerous cafés, bars and elegant shops. Perros Guirec. 60 km. Chic and sought after seaside resort on the picturesque Pink Granite Coast with a large choice of attractive beaches. Boat trips to the Seven islands archipelago and its well-known sea bird sanctuary. Also a casino and good choice of restaurants. THINGS TO DO: Karaez Adrénaline, Carhaix Plouguer. 16 km. Tree top adventure park. In the heart of the Hyeres Valley, set on 5 hectares. Great fun and not to be missed for adventurous children and parents! Golf de Bégard, Bégard. 40 km. Golf course. 15 holes Par 57 - 4000m. Green setting between Lannion and Guingamp. Stone buildings and woods along this course. Open to all players, regardless of their handicap. Although quite short and rather flat, this course requires a certain level of accuracy. Armoripark, Bégard. 40 km. Waterpark. 6 hectares dedicated to leisure, relaxation and fun. A host of outdoor activities: trampoline, pedal karts, mini-golf, bowling, pedaloes, bobsleigh ride etc.; but also an aquatic centre: indoor and outdoor leisure pool, slides, jacuzzi etc; without forgetting the farm animals! So much fun!!! Aquarium Marin de Trégastel. 55 km. Discover the underwater fauna of Brittanys seas amidst the coasts giant pink granite boulders. From the Zone des Embruns to the Zone des Profondeurs, observe the iconic creatures of Breton coasts (lobsters, bass, conger eels, anemones, etc.) and uncover the secrets of the tides. FURTHER AFIELD: St Quay Portrieux. 65 km. Popular seaside resort with busy marina and bustling fishing port. Paimpol. 65 km. Attractive coastal town full of character, with cobbled alleyways and half-timbered buildings, plenty of restaurants with seafood being the obvious choice on the menu. Roscoff. 70 km. Attractive port with 16th-century granite houses clustered around a small bay. It benefits from a lovely atmosphere and boasts many welcoming restaurants. Ile de Bréhat. 75 km. In reality, 2 traffic-free islands linked by a tiny bridge, just a few kilometres off Paimpol. One of the most beautiful sites in Brittany and renowned as a sanctuary for rare species of wild flowers as well as for birds of all kinds. To be discovered on foot or by bike (available for hire on arrival). HOW TO GET THERE: Low cost flights from UK to Brest (90 mns), Dinard (1 hrs 45mns). Ferries to Roscoff (75 mns), St Malo (2 hrs).

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Between beaches, moors and small harbors, bicycle, on foot or by bus, you will be charmed by the wild and bright decor of this island.The village Port Collen is located 4 kilometers away from the town, on a natural site of 16 hectares. Overlooking the sea and a small sandy cove, it consists of 40 buildings each composed of 2 adjoining accommodations (some with sea view).Facilities and leisure:Outdoor heated swimming pool, unsupervised, laundry and parking.Library, wide screen TV room, table tennis, table football.Stadium for sports (volleyball, basketball, petanque), slackline, square with games for children.Bar / snack bar all the season.Animations for children, adolescents and adults during the school holidays.Highlights of the holiday village:Beach nearby the village - direct access to the (unsupervised) beach and to the ocean.Outdoor heated swimming poolHolidays without car (bike rental in the village and regular bus passing in front of the holiday village).Exceptional location on the most beautiful islands.Village certified Ecolabel.

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Between beaches, moors and small harbors, bicycle, on foot or by bus, you will be charmed by the wild and bright decor of this island.The village Port Collen is located 4 kilometers away from the town, on a natural site of 16 hectares. Overlooking the sea and a small sandy cove, it consists of 40 buildings each composed of 2 adjoining accommodations (some with sea view).Facilities and leisure:Outdoor heated swimming pool, unsupervised, laundry and parking.Library, wide screen TV room, table tennis, table football.Stadium for sports (volleyball, basketball, petanque), slackline, square with games for children.Bar / snack bar all the season.Animations for children, adolescents and adults during the school holidays.Highlights of the holiday village:Beach nearby the village - direct access to the (unsupervised) beach and to the ocean.Outdoor heated swimming poolHolidays without car (bike rental in the village and regular bus passing in front of the holiday village).Exceptional location on the most beautiful islands.Village certified Ecolabel.

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