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The living area features three large arched windows offering a panoramic view of the sea. A light-colored sofa with decorative cushions faces a round coffee table, while a television is positioned nearby. Natural light fills the space, creating a bright and airy atmosphere.
Apartment
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 151 reviews

Perros Guirec, Paradise in Brittany

Wide angle on the sea for this exceptional apartment with breathtaking views located on the 1st floor of a former seaside hotel overlooking the beach of Trestraou and the Archipelago of the 7 islands. A little paradise under the palm trees! Private access to the beach and direct to the coastal path If your dates are already reserved, we offer you an apartment on the 5th floor / le5emecielperros on this site Please exchange with the "contact the host" tab for more info A setting out of the world!

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A stone cottage with a charming façade is presented, featuring two windows and a front door framed by potted plants. A gravel pathway leads to the entrance, and a lush green garden is visible to the side, under a clear blue sky.
Cottage
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 160 reviews

La Petite Maison

Liz and Simon welcome you to your holiday cottage in a charming old hamlet. You will enjoy the use of a private garden as well as a warm, comfortable interior. La Petite Maison is a 4 minute walk from a boulangerie (breakfast not supplied). Berrien is 5 mins drive from a supermarket in Huelgoat, and to its cafés, shops and restaurants on the lake. Berrien has some beautiful countryside, such as Huelgoat forest and the paths of the Monts d'Arrée. Morlaix - 22km, Carnatec/Locquirec 38km

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A contemporary chalet is illuminated at night, surrounded by gravel pathways and lush greenery. Potted plants and decorative stones accent the outdoor space, while soft lights enhance the natural elements. The entrance reveals large sliding doors, inviting guests into the interior.
Chalet
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 311 reviews

Ô gîte de la plage \ Private SPA and sauna.

Ô Gite de la plage is a contemporary 40 m2 cottage with terrace, HOT TUB and SAUNA * 300 m from St Pabu beach. You will find all the comforts inside in a warm and natural atmosphere. Walks by the water or in the countryside to recharge your batteries. Snow sports and paragliding at the foot of the vacation rental!  the + - Free access to the HOT TUB - Sauna €20/session - Kayak and paddle board available - Electric assisted bike €20/day - Tandem paragliding flight* - Boat ride *

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The exterior of the tiny house is surrounded by lush greenery, including tall palm-like plants and bamboo. The structure features a blend of wooden siding and visible stone walls. Large windows and a welcoming porch create an engaging outdoor space that connects with nature.
Tiny home
5 out of 5 average rating, 123 reviews

Ty Ni, the ideal cocoon for Brest and Iroise

Ty Ni is an old barn that has become a comfortable tiny house of thirty square meters full of charm and ideally located. 6 minutes' walk from the tram and buses, you will quickly reach the Arena, the city center or the Technopole. Just a little further away is the harbor and the typical port of Maison Blanche. Whether you come to Brest for work, for a concert or for a few days of vacation, Ty Ni is the ideal anchor to discover Brest, the Iroise region and northern Finistère.

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A coastal building is visible against a clear blue sky, with the sun shining brightly above. The structure features a rounded tower, with the name 'Nantouar' displayed prominently, and is surrounded by a rocky shoreline.
Home
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 199 reviews

Charming house 400 m from a wild beach

A peaceful oasis in the heart of unspoiled nature. Charming fisherman's house composed of a bedroom, renovated and decorated in 2020 in the immediate vicinity of the sea (3 min walk to the wild beach of Nantouar and the GR 34). Accommodation equipped with recent quality materials and furniture to guarantee your comfort. Wi-Fi access will also allow you to stay in touch with loved ones. Possibility to park 2 motor vehicles in the driveway of the property. Shops nearby.

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Cottage
5 out of 5 average rating, 104 reviews

Solo/duo, 4 Degrés Ouest, the countryside in Concarneau

Furnished Tourism Rating *** Located in the Concarnoise countryside, 4 Degrees West is a cottage for 1 or 2 people, in eco-building, quiet, in a hamlet, 6 km from the city center of Concarneau, 7 km from the village of Forêt-Fouesnant (Breton Riviera), 3.5 km from the famous GR34, 2 km from the green way Concarneau-Roscoff and 3 km from the RN165. Ideal if you prefer tranquility, the cottage is adjoining the owner’s house with independent access and private parking.

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A view is presented through large glass doors, showcasing the serene bay of Roscoff. Lush greenery lines the shore, and calm waters stretch toward the horizon, where distant trees can be seen. Natural light floods the space, enhancing the connection to the outdoors.
Flat
5 out of 5 average rating, 214 reviews

Roscoff – Sea view – Direct beach access

In an apartment located on the 1st and top floor of a small, very quiet residence, you will enjoy the beach and the view of the bay of Roscoff. 54 m² apartment comprising: living room (equipped kitchen, 140 sofa bed), bedroom (160 bed), toilet, shower room, loggia. Private parking, bike storage, Wi-Fi. In summer, free shuttle to the city center (church 1.5 km - thalasso 800 m) To visit: Ile de Batz, Baie de Morlaix, Carantec, Finistère Nord, surfing at Dossen (7 km).

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A stone cottage featuring a slate roof, adorned with vibrant blue shutters. Green vines gracefully climb along the exterior walls. A small table and chairs are set in the foreground, surrounded by lush grass and garden plants, creating a peaceful outdoor space.
Home
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 121 reviews

Quiet house with character, Loctudy – Lesconil

Ideally located 1.8 km from the charming port of Lesconil and the large white sandy beach. Living room, open kitchen, living room/wood-burning stove, sofa bed, bathroom: shower and toilet. Upstairs on mezzanine, the staircase to access it is steep, with 2 beds (90 x 200). Beds are made on arrival for a relaxing and rejuvenating vacation. Possibility of lunch/dinner outside in the shared courtyard of this Breton farmhouse (south facing). Baby kit available on request.

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Flat
5 out of 5 average rating, 280 reviews

Charming apartment in the heart of Dinan

This pretty 3-star "Chez Ann-Kathrin" charming apartment, ideally located in the heart of the historic center of the beautiful city of Dinan, will surely seduce you with its character and authenticity. The apartment combines comfort, history & modernity and you will benefit from its exceptional geographical location with stunning views. It is an atypical, spacious & bright apartment that invites you to relax after nice walks in the alleys of the city center.

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A wooden terrace extends from the lodge, featuring a picnic table surrounded by natural greenery. The exterior showcases a blend of modern and rustic design, with light-colored wood and a protective wooden fence. Blue skies and soft clouds provide a serene backdrop.
Home
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 160 reviews

House on the beach + private wellness area

Welcome to our wellness lodge on Plage du Palus in Plouha! In the heart of a natural area, on the dike, this small renovated 40 m2 fisherman's house and its seaside terrace welcome you in an exceptional and peaceful setting! Completely renovated and equipped, this accommodation has a real high-end wellness area: Nordic sauna, shower with bucket of cold water, massage bath... Everything is provided for your comfort. Just come with your swimsuit 😁

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An aerial view of a wooden cabin surrounded by lush greenery and colorful flowerbeds, with a circular fire pit at its center. A winding gravel pathway leads to the entrance, enhancing the serene, natural setting.
Cabin
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 157 reviews

Sea view cabin, all comforts – Wi-Fi

The Atelier is a timeless refuge, a poetic interlude between land and sea, on the edge of the forest. This small, bright and cosy cocoon invites you to recharge your batteries, to retreat in the heart of nature, listening to the silence and the birdsong. Located at the entrance to the Crozon peninsula, close to the Abbey of Landévennec, you can discover magnificent wild and unspoiled nature, ideal for outdoor sports or simply contemplation.

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A lush green courtyard is framed by rustic stone buildings featuring red shutters. A circular hedge borders a central area, and a pathway paved with stones leads towards an incline of greenery in the background. The scene conveys a tranquil outdoor space, ideal for relaxation.
Barn
5 out of 5 average rating, 170 reviews

Romantic storytelling house

This is an old outbuilding where cider was made, completely renovated on 36m2 on the ground with a floating mezzanine floor. The accommodation is independent and offers all the modern comforts of a current home with all the useful equipment. The private park of more than 5000m2 is accessible to travelers who can also go see the goats and sheep in their enclosure.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • How is the weather in Brittany?

    Brittany has a maritime climate, with mild winters and cool summers. Average temperatures range from 43°F (6°C) in winter to 70°F (21°C) in summer. The region experiences frequent rainfall throughout the year, so it's advised to pack waterproof clothing.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Brittany?

    In Brittany, visitors often appreciate walks along the Pink Granite Coast, visiting the iconic Mont Saint-Michel, exploring the medieval architecture in Vannes, or immersing themselves in the thriving art scene of the city of Rennes.

  • What is the best time of year to visit Brittany?

    The most popular time to visit Brittany is during the summer months from June to August, when temperatures are most pleasant. During this period, events such as the Festival Interceltique de Lorient, a celebration of Celtic culture, and the medieval festival of Fête des Remparts in Dinan, are often held.

  • What are the best places to stay in Brittany?

    Popular areas to stay in Brittany include the vibrant city of Rennes with its rich history and lively cultural scene, the coastal town of Saint-Malo for its historic walled city and beaches, and Brest, known for its maritime heritage and striking natural surroundings.

  • What are the best places to visit in Brittany?

    Popular places to visit in Brittany include the historic Mont Saint-Michel, the beautiful walled city of Saint-Malo, the charming town of Dinan, and the prehistoric site of Carnac, known for its ancient standing stones.

  • What are some hiking trails in Brittany?

    Brittany is renowned for its hiking trails, with the GR34 coastal path being a favourite among hikers. The Brocéliande Forest, a place steeped in Arthurian legend, and the Sentier des Douaniers, with its views of the Pink Granite Coast, are also popular choices.

  • What are some family activities to do in Brittany?

    Brittany has many family-friendly activities that are worth exploring. You can visit the interactive Oceanopolis aquarium in Brest, explore the historic Saint-Malo city walls, or spend a day playing at the Grand Aquarium in Saint-Malo. For outdoor activities, families can venture on a hike around the Pink Granite Coast, or discover the quaint villages and beautiful landscapes of the Brocéliande Forest.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas in Brittany?

    Day trips in Brittany might include a visit to the charming island of Île de Bréhat, an exploration of the prehistoric stones at Carnac, or a stroll through the historic walled town of Dinan. The mythical forest of Brocéliande is also frequently suggested.

All about Brittany

Boasting more than 1,000 kilometres of coastline, Brittany — Bretagne in French — is a peninsular region in northwest France between the English Channel and the Bay of Biscay. Its maritime heritage is reflected in its fishing ports, from Saint-Goustan in the south to Dahouët in the north, and major port cities such as Brest and St Malo. The dramatic beauty of its seascapes is showcased in areas like the Pink Granite Coast close to Lannion, while the rich variety of sumptuous beaches like Dinard, Perros-Guirec, and Quiberon draw visitors to the area throughout the summer.

Armorique Regional Natural Park leads inland from the dramatic shores of western Brittany, with trails through spectacular ranges like the Black Mountains, offering views across the region, into the ancient forest at Huelgoat. Neolithic standing stones around Carnac are reminders of the people who lived in the area thousands of years ago. Brittany is peppered with historic towns and villages to explore, from the regional Breton capital of Rennes, a university city with timber-framed structures and a sumptuous parliament building, to the historic medieval walled city of Vitré with its ruined castle.

What are the top things to do in Brittany?

Saint-Malo

Located on the beautiful Emerald Coast of northern Brittany, Saint-Malo is an enchanting port city with a natural harbour. The Intra-Muros (between the walls) area encompasses the old walled town with an imposing cathedral, a maze of medieval streets, and stories of 19th-century privateers. It also boasts two tiny islands you can walk to at low tide, Grand Bé and Petit Bé.

Île de Bréhat

Take a 10-minute ferry from the Pink Granite Coastline at Pointe de l’Arcouest to the car-free island of Île de Bréhat. At only 3.5 kilometres long, the island is small enough that you can hire a bike to explore the incredible natural scenery, including its red granite cliffs, as well as a 19th-century fort, the Héaux de Bréhat lighthouse, and Guerzido Beach, before heading to the charming tiny village of Le Bourg.

Carnac

Travel back around 7,000 years to witness the majesty of the standing stones in Carnac, numbering almost 3,000 across an area of more than four kilometres, and one of the most important prehistoric sites in Europe. Discover the various theories about the alignments of these megaliths and head to the Neolithic grave mound, the Tumulus of St. Michel.

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