Cozy holiday home with a south-facing terrace on an enclosed, wooded plot. The seaside resort's long, fine sandy beach is just across the coastal road. There is a bedroom on the ground floor, a large bedroom upstairs, and an additional room on the ground floor, ideal as a play area or quiet corner for children. Private parking is available in front of the house. The village is accessible in a few minutes by bike or car. Located in the heart of the Gulf of Morbihan, this region enjoys a mild microclimate and offers a wide range of water sports: swimming, surfing, sailing, fishing, and shellfish collecting. Nearby, the small Passeur du Tour du Parc ferry allows you to explore the Rhuys Peninsula and its surroundings on short excursions. Craft and gastronomic markets enliven Damgan and the surrounding area. For your outings, the historic city of Vannes, the salt town of Guérande, and the seaside resort of La Baule are must-sees. Branféré Zoo, 15 km away, is a guaranteed hit with children. Not accessible to people with reduced mobility.

A charming Breton penty nestled in a quiet location, just minutes from a sandy beach. Surrounded by a lush garden, palm trees and hydrangeas give it a Mediterranean feel. Two terraces facing different angles allow you to enjoy the sun at any time of day. A large tree provides pleasant shade for al fresco dining. Located in the hamlet of Buguéles (commune of Penvénan), this pied-à-terre is ideal for exploring the wild Trégor coast. Hiking and cycling will take you to hidden coves, islets at low tide, and breathtaking seascapes. Nearby: the charming coastal villages of Penvénan, Port-Blanc, and the famous resort of Perros-Guirec with its beaches, harbor, casino, and thalassotherapy center. Don't miss the small historic towns of Tréguier, Pontrieux, and the lively port of Paimpol.

Situated in a quiet residential area of the popular seaside resort. The semi-detached house is located on a shared garden plot. With its modern equipped living area, 3 bedrooms and two bathrooms, the holiday home offers excellent comfort. You have a private terrace area that is sheltered from view. Another plus, especially in high season, is also the private car parking space on the property. The first of the seven beaches that Saint--Quay-Portrieux has to offer can be reached in a few minutes on foot or by bike. Narrow alleys, winding side streets, typical old houses - on foot or by bike you can go on a voyage of discovery in Saint--Quay-Portrieux and look for traces of the town's seafaring past. St Quay Port d'Armor is a typical boat and fishing port. Nearby activities: Originally, Saint-Quay-Portrieux was best known for its busy fishing port. Numerous fishing boats set off daily to fish for the delicious scallops. In the town, you can learn all about these scallops, from their creation to the delicacy you can enjoy in one of the many restaurants. Between October and April, the scallops are brought ashore for auction. 7 beaches in Saint-Quay-Portrieux are ideal for walking, swimming or relaxing. Trips a little further south to the lively resort of Binic and north, following the beautiful footpaths along the cliffs, to the port of Paimpol and the flower-filled island of Brehat are particularly recommended.

Situated in a quiet residential area of the popular seaside resort. The semi-detached house is located on a shared garden plot. It is modern and tastefully furnished and offers a private terrace area that is sheltered from view. Another plus, especially in high season, is also the private car parking space on the property. The first of the seven beaches that Saint-Quay-Portrieux has to offer can be reached in a few minutes on foot or by bike. Narrow alleys, winding side streets, typical old houses - on foot or by bike you can go on a voyage of discovery in Saint-Quay-Portrieux and look for traces of the town's seafaring past. St Quay Port d'Armor is a typical boat and fishing port. Nearby activities: Originally, Saint-Quay-Portrieux was best known for its busy fishing port. Numerous fishing boats set off daily to fish for the delicious scallops. In the town, you can learn all about these scallops, from their creation to the delicacy you can enjoy in one of the many restaurants. Between October and April, the scallops are brought ashore for auction. 7 beaches in Saint-Quay-Portrieux are ideal for walking, swimming or relaxing. Trips a little further south to the lively resort of Binic and north, following the beautiful footpaths along the cliffs, to the port of Paimpol and the flower-filled island of Brehat are particularly recommended.

This charming holiday home combines stunning sea views, modern comfort, and a peaceful location in the most popular resort of the Pink Granite Coast. Its large enclosed garden offers plenty of space for the whole family, and the bright veranda allows you to enjoy meals as if outdoors, even off-season. The lively center of Perros-Guirec is just a few minutes’ walk away, as is Trestignel Beach, one of the most beautiful in the area. The resort offers a wide range of activities: water sports, marina, casino, thalassotherapy, shops, creperies, and restaurants. Hikers will love the coastal trails that reveal the fascinating Pink Granite Coast with its striking rock formations, picturesque coves, and colorful ports. Just a few kilometers away, the Ploumanac’h rocks offer incredible photo opportunities, while a boat trip to the Sept-Îles archipelago lets you explore the bird sanctuary. The hinterland is full of historic towns such as Lannion and Tréguier, perfect for wandering through medieval streets lined with half-timbered houses, and the local cuisine delights with crêpes, galettes, mussels, and cider.

This comfortable, beautiful house offers stunning sea views, a large garden, and a sunny, sheltered terrace. From the upper floor, you can enjoy a fantastic panoramic view over the bay of Pordic. Peace, relaxation, swimming, walks, and real hikes... the famous GR34 trail starts almost at your doorstep. The nearest sandy beach is just 500 meters away. Activities nearby: The bay of Pordic is surrounded by 6 km of cliffs with beautiful coastal and hiking paths offering breathtaking views from Cap Fréhel to the cliffs of Plouha. The charming seaside resort of Saint-Quay-Portrieux, known for its delicious scallops, is worth visiting. We also recommend an excursion along the Côte du Goëlo to the picturesque port of Paimpol. Nature lovers will enjoy a day trip to the flower island of Bréhat.

This beautiful, carefully renovated stone house is located in a 2-hectare landscaped park, comprising three 18th-century buildings. A haven of peace, close to the stunning scenery of the Pink Granite Coast. The town center and white sandy beaches are just a few minutes away by car or bike. The Plougrescant region is renowned for its Breton vegetables, often organic, and fresh seafood. The cottage's well-equipped kitchen is perfect for preparing delicious, convivial meals. The numerous coastal paths offer spectacular walks, with landscapes that change with the tides. At low tide, the beach becomes a paradise for shellfish gatherers and shore fishermen. Also enjoy excursions to Paimpol, Lannion, Tréguier, and the island of Bréhat.

500 m from the sea, this pretty Breton stone house is situated on a large garden plot in a quiet residential area of Pleumeur-Bodou. The small village is located on the beautiful "Cote de Granit Rose", characterised by pink granite rocks and fine sandy beaches. An ideal location for water sports of all kinds, hiking and cycling. Around the commune of Pleumeur-Bodou, 28 km of designated mountain bike trails, among others, attract visitors. Activities: The planetarium in Pleumeur-Bodou is one of the largest planetariums in Europe. It offers, among other things, interactive games on the subject of astronomy. In the nearby surroundings there are many hiking trails and beautiful excursion destinations such as the seaside resort of Perros-Guirec or the medieval town of Lannion. For water games and fun splashing around in the heated seawater pool (28 degrees), the Forum of Tregastel is ideal.

Experience truly unique holidays in this rustic windmill, carefully renovated with great attention to detail. Each of the four floors features a unique room, with a custom kitchen and a beautifully restored spiral staircase. Upstairs, enjoy a warm atmosphere that combines authentic charm with modern comfort. Located in a quiet countryside setting near a farm, the windmill is perfect for those seeking off-the-beaten-path vacations: children can discover farm life and watch the milking, with fresh organic milk available each morning. Just a few kilometers from the Goëlo coast, you can easily reach the nearby beaches by car. Local markets, like Lanvollon on Fridays, and the lively seaside towns of Bréhec, Binic, and Saint-Quay-Portrieux are easily accessible. For nature and sports lovers, coastal trails offer spectacular views, while cycling and horseback riding allow you to explore the region. Between relaxation and activities, boredom will never be an option!

Modern and tastefully renovated, typical Breton stone house with a spacious terrace area. Small but nice! And very comfortable, since both bedrooms have their own bathroom, just like in a hotel. The gated plot is in a quiet rural location just minutes from the beautiful coastal areas. An ideal starting point for excursions along the north coast of Brittany: to the west the Finistère, here the port of Roscoff and the Bay of Morlaix are worth a visit, to the east the popular seaside resort of Perros-Guirec with a variety of leisure activities, numerous water sports, casino, restaurants and pleasant creperies.Ploumilliau is located southwest of Lannion, not far from the coast, surrounded by centuries-old forests, chapels, villas and castles such as the Château du Cruguel or the Château de Kergrist. In the small town of St. Michel-en-Greve to the west you can reach the first natural sandy beach, ideal for sand yachting, kite surfing and horseback riding. The most beautiful beaches are in the north-east, popular seaside resorts of Trebeurden, Tregastel and Perros Guirec. Saturday is market day in Ploumilliau. Here you can buy Breton artichokes and fresh fish on site.