Beautiful coastal landscapes with wide dunes surround the town of Treompan, where this holiday home is located. The meadow of 300 square meters invites to barbecuing and sunbathing. After just 600 m on the adjacent, small coastal road, you can reach the kilometer-long sandy beaches. The coastline around Ploudalmzeau consists of rocks, dunes and fine sandy beaches. In addition to the large beaches of Treompan and Trois Mouton, which are ideal for swimming for the whole family, to kiss, windsurfing and beach sailing, there are also many small bays where, in addition to a refreshing dip in the sea at low tide, there are ideal circumstances For fishing on mud. The large municipality of Ploudalmezeau includes seven other small cities, which always falls to discover. Most are located directly by the sea and all have their own charm. Countless chapels, dolmens and even a megalite complex (prehistoric burial hill, dated 4,200 BC) on the small island of Carn can be visited (accessible to EB).

Beautiful sea view of the present shallow bay! At low tide, the sea retreats far: ideal conditions for spending carefree holidays with children, and your four-legged friend will also feel at home here. Pretty cottage for a casual seaside holiday. For a refreshing swim you only need to cross the small coastal road. The garden property with the sheltered wooden terrace is ideal for sunbathing and cozy barbecues. Plouneour-Trez is the neighboring town of Brignogan-Plage on the Bay of Goulven. In the sailing club, which is only a few meters away from your holiday home, young and old can be instructed in beach sailing. Activities nearby: In the neighboring town of Brignogan-Plage is the 8.5 m high menhir Men Marz, it is one of the four largest menhirs in France. Via the adjacent GR34 coastal footpath, you can quickly reach the Pontusval lighthouse, one of the most important for shipping traffic in this region. In the distance, the Ile Vierge lighthouse dominates the entire coast. A visit by boat is recommended. In Kerlouan, the old fishing village of Meneham has been restored. Exhibitions are held here, there is a specialty restaurant and Breton outdoor dancing is offered every Sunday in the summer. Every Friday there is a market in Brignogan and the largest market in the area is in Lesneven. Fresh fish and many regional specialties are served here every Monday.

High-level holiday in the true sense of the word, because the traditional, state-of-the-art renovated country house is located in a wonderfully quiet location on a hill above the beach of Porz Bilic. From the picturesque building, but also from several rooms on the upper floor, you can enjoy beautiful views down to the sea and the sandy beach, which is only 150 meters away. The spacious living area, the chic kitchen, the five bedrooms and two bathrooms have been furnished with great attention to detail. The park-like garden house has various seating areas, a jeu de boules court and three parking spaces. The large solar-powered outdoor shower is particularly pleasant when you return from your morning bath. Then only relaxation is on the program: a delicious barbecue meal, a real French game of jeu de boules and in the evening perhaps a glass of cider or wine by the cozy fireplace.

A magnificent sea view from all windows! The staircase is on the 1st floor of the house on a hillside, above the marina in the popular seaside resort of Portsall, directly on the coastal road. The 300 square meter garden/nature property, which is at your sole disposal, is located at the back of the house, where the apartment entrance is also located. The interior is modern, colorful and comfortable. In the evening, the nearby harbor lures with its specialty restaurants. Freshly caught fish is available every day in the nearby fish shop. Portsall is a small fishing village just off the coast. The coastline in this region is made up of rocks, dunes and fine sandy beaches. In addition to the large beaches of Treompan and Trois Mouton, which are ideal for swimming, kiting, windsurfing and sand yachting, there are also many small bathing bays with ideal conditions for mudflat fishing at low tide. Very close by is the GR34, which allows you to follow the coast for miles and enjoy fantastic views of the sea and the coastal landscape that changes with the tides. The coastal road to Argenton leads to Le Four lighthouse. From here you can enjoy a wonderful panorama. Many calvary mountains and dolmens characterize the landscape of the surrounding area. The westernmost point of La Pointe St. Mathieu and the bustling port town of Le Conquet are well worth a visit, as is the famous national center for scientific culture dedicated to the sea, Océanopolis in Brest.

Just 300 m from a sandy beach, this bright holiday home is set in a quiet location on a beautifully landscaped garden. The modern furnishings, complemented by the natural wood-beamed ceiling and large sliding windows leading onto the comfortable veranda, are sure to contribute to a relaxing holiday. The wood-burning stove also ensures coziness in the spring and autumn months. The fine sandy beaches stretch all around the coast, offering fantastic views of the offshore islands of Ouessant and Molene. From the mouth of the Aber Ildut River to the tip of Corsen, the 11 km long coastline belonging to Plouarzel offers an abundance of fine sandy beaches and small rocky coves. The town combines the charm and tranquility of the countryside with the pleasures and leisure activities of the sea. The municipality is also home to the tallest megalith in France, the Menhir de Kerloas. Nearby activities: Boat trips to the islands are available from Lanildut, and you can also rent bikes for exploring. Be sure to pack a picnic basket and binoculars for this excursion. Enjoy a visit to the picturesque harbor town of Le Conquet or the Pointe St. Mathieu lighthouse.

Beautiful granite stone house just 200 m from the sea. The renovation has kept the open stone walls, mixed with the traditional Breton furniture, underlining the cozy character. The south-facing terrace with garden furniture invites you to barbecue. In just 200 m down the path you reach the bathing beach. From here you can follow the coast on footpaths that offer you an ever-changing panorama. In just 2 km you reach the 2.5 km long dune beach of St. Marguerite. Nearby you can enjoy the local seafood, oysters are sold in Prat-ar-coum, mussels in Beg-ar-Vill, not forgetting the fresh goat's cheese straight from the farmer. In the popular Aber Wrac'h you will also find a sailing school and many specialty restaurants. The highest lighthouse in the area, Ile Vierge, can be visited by boat from Aber Wrac"h. Every Wednesday there is a weekly market in Lannilis with specialities, organic vegetables, cheese and fish.

Only 300 m to the long sandy beach. The typical regional holiday home with a wonderfully large winter garden is located outside the town directly on the coast. The spacious holiday home is comfortably furnished, the beautifully landscaped garden property is well fenced, ideal for children or pets. The incomparable, 13 km long coastal landscape with wide sandy beaches and sheltered small bays has made the place known as a holiday paradise. The market hall from the 16th century identifies the town as the center of a rich vegetable-growing region. The well-known seaside resort offers a wide range of leisure activities, water sports, traditional restaurants and a casino. At low tide you can go beach sailing in the Bay of Kernic. The coastal horse racing track offers an extraordinary experience for fans of horse racing; every summer they attract many enthusiastic spectators and horse lovers here. Activities nearby: Numerous excursion options in the nearby area, such as to the picturesque harbor of Roscoff or the naval city of Brest, with the oceanographic museum known throughout France: Oceanopolis. West via Kerlouan, the fishing village of Meneham, the menhir Men Marz in Brignogan and the extensive dunes of Keremma. Lighthouses can also be visited in the area. Numerous harbor festivals take place in summer Please bring your own bed linen, towels and tea towels!

Only 50 m from the sea! Typical Breton stone house, nestled between the Aber Benoit and the Aber Wrac"h confluence, a fjord-like coastal landscape. From the elevated terrace you have a wonderful view of the nearby sea. Directly behind the house, a small footpath leads directly to the coast and the miles of sandy beach of St. Marguerite. After all the sights in the region and the beach life, cozy barbecues take place in the evenings under the covered gazebo. The place is located between the Aber Benoît and the Aber Wrac"h on a peninsula. 15 km of coast with numerous sandy beaches that await you here, the most famous is the beach of Sainte Marguerite with a wonderfully fine, kilometer-long sandy beach, which borders immediately behind the holiday home. The natural landscape of the coastal area is framed by many small islands that can also be visited at low tide. But be careful, the tide comes back very quickly. In the popular marina of Aber Wrac"h there are nice bars, restaurants and many exhibitions. If the weather is not so nice, it is worth visiting the Oceanographic Museum in Brest, Oceanopolis.

This typical Breton semi-detached house offers a wonderful sea view from the raised terrace and the small, enclosed garden area. In good weather you can even see Ouessant, known as the island at the end of France. Hidden next to the house, a small stream meanders towards the sea. Not far from the holiday home (approx. 50 m) you can reach the GR34. On the way down you can take this path to the sea with a small sandy/rocky beach. Special feature: Low ceiling height on the upper floor. Activities nearby: A worthwhile excursion and hiking destination is the tourist road between Kersaint and Portsall. On this stretch of coast, Brittany is exactly as we imagine it: rocky, wild and stormy. To the west is the Pointe St. Mathieu and the popular town of Le Conquet. From here you can cross over to the offshore islands of Ouessant and Molène. On Ouessant you can rent a bike and visit the lighthouse. There is a large market in Le Conquet every Tuesday. Please bring your own bed linen, towels and tea towels!