Experience Brittany like a sailor! The sea is so close that you feel as if you are traveling on a ship, yet you have solid ground under your feet. All around you have a breathtaking view of the crashing waves. In the former fisherman's house, the furnishings and original decorative elements, all in blue, white and yellow, underline the maritime atmosphere. A small, lateral and sheltered terrace overlooks the sea. In the small front garden, impressive menhirs are reminiscent of prehistoric times. Numerous possibilities for excursions in the vicinity, such as to the picturesque port of Roscoff or to the naval city of Brest, with the oceanographic museum known throughout France: Océanopolis. The green hinterland with chapels, menhirs and mansions, as well as the flower island Batz (several daily crossings from the port in Roscoff) invite you to excursions or hikes.

A fantastic sea view, a peaceful setting, a tastefully and comfortably furnished holiday home - what more could you want? Land and sea, Armor and Argoat, the symbols of the Breton coast are harmoniously combined here. Farming and water sports, fishing boats and sailboats, Breton vegetables and delicious seafood, here you (experience) Breton tradition. From the huge window of the living room, furnished with authentic Breton style furniture, the coast seems close enough to touch. In the evening, enjoy the beautiful view with a glass of cider by the romantic fireplace or in a deck chair in the large, spacious garden. The first sandy beaches are just over a kilometre away. St. Jean du Doigt is a small village that belongs to Plougasnou. The eight beaches of the municipality are located at the eastern end of the bay of Morlaix and are spread over 17 km of coastline. Plougasnou is located in the border area of the two departments of Finistère and Cotes d'Armor. An ideal, central location for making attractive excursions to both regions: to the west, the pretty little town of Morlaix, the picturesque spa and harbour town of Roscoff and the seaside resort of Carantec; to the north-east, the fantastic pink granite coast with the popular seaside resorts of Trebeurden, Tregastel and Perros Guirec begins in a few kilometres.

Located 50 m from the kilometer-long sandy beach. Cross the small coastal road, take the path of the dunes and the long and wonderfully fine sandy beach of Treompan lies breathtakingly before you, the pure play paradise for children. An all-weather hiker's paradise, the 7km long sand dunes break up this rugged stretch of coastline. The plot of 500 m² with enclosed garden is surrounded by hedges and a small wall. Portsall Harbour, with its cafes and good restaurants, is easily accessible via the coastal footpath. On Saturday mornings, the medieval town of Saint-Renan hosts a large market, one of the largest in this part of Brittany. Don't miss a boat trip to the island of Ouessant, the westernmost point of France in the Atlantic, because the island's wild landscapes are impressive. The island is best explored by bike (can be hired locally). Boat trips from Lanildut are offered in summer.

This holiday home on a 3000 sqm garden plot offers a fantastic view of the sea. Wonderfully elevated position, only 800 m from the beach. Even while preparing breakfast, the wide view sweeps over the sea, French baguettes and croissants are of course taken on the terrace in front of the sea in the most beautiful sunshine. The rock, Napoleon's hat, faces the house, the islands of Ouessant and Molène and the lighthouse Le Four can be seen in the distance. The sheltered garden surrounded by hedges can be used for undisturbed sunbathing. Children can play here in peace. After a long day of swimming, let the day end comfortably in front of the large stone fireplace. Enjoy spectacular sunsets and relax with the endless view of the open sea. Hidden bathing bays, bizarre rock formations and picturesque, small harbors alternate along the entire north coast. Boat trips to the car-free islands of Ouessant and Molène are available from the pretty port town of Le Conquet. Dolphins often accompany the crossing. You can rent bicycles to explore the islands. Be sure to pack a picnic basket and binoculars for this excursion. The westernmost point of the coast is the Pointe St. Mathieu with a lighthouse and an impressive cliff. From the nearby town of Lanildut, rubber boat trips (12 pers.) to the seal colony are offered, a real experience!

Fantastic sea view from the outdoor swimming pool! The spacious holiday residence is located above a sand bay, where you can sunbathe or see your children build sandcastles. Within the residence there is a heated outdoor swimming pool, a heated indoor swimming pool and a sauna. (Note: Wifi free of charge at reception, for a fee in the units). Activities in the area: Locaria-Plouzané area has a lot to offer: In addition to numerous water sports, there are many cultural treasures such as the fort of Bertheaume, which is just about 8 kilometers away. A visit to Brest is also worthwhile: You can visit the harbor with his fort, or the Océanopolis, an aquarium where guests can find out more about the flora and fauna of our oceans.

Fantastic sea view from the outdoor swimming pool! The spacious holiday residence is located above a sand bay, where you can sunbathe or see your children build sandcastles. Within the residence there is a heated outdoor swimming pool, a heated indoor swimming pool and a sauna. (Note: Wifi free of charge at reception, for a fee in the units). Activities in the area: Locaria-Plouzané area has a lot to offer: In addition to numerous water sports, there are many cultural treasures such as the fort of Bertheaume, which is just about 8 kilometers away. A visit to Brest is also worthwhile: You can visit the harbor with his fort, or the Océanopolis, an aquarium where guests can find out more about the flora and fauna of our oceans.

300 m away from a picturesque inlet with a small sandy beach, which you can quickly reach via a small path. Surrounded by artichoke fields, the renovated stone house is almost at the end of a cul-de-sac. The beach Les Amiettes with leisure area, mini golf, children's playground, picnic tables, etc. is considered one of the most beautiful, fine sandy and longest beaches in this area and is only 2.8 km away. The small town has a great variety of different landscapes. You can relax here, do water sports or hike along the coast, where you will discover fantastic sandy beaches, small bays with picturesque rocks, dune landscapes and small fishing ports and anchorages. The large beach of Les Amiets is indisputably one of the most beautiful beaches in northern Finistere. Its dunes stretch for 1.5 km and will undoubtedly impress you. Located at the center of an important French vegetable-growing region, Cleder offers a rich cultural heritage to discover on foot or by bike: fields of artichokes and cauliflowers, hydrangeas, castles, chapels, Calvary...

Just a stone's throw from the sea and the nearest beautiful natural beach. The holiday home is set on a secluded garden plot densely planted with trees. The furnishings are modern and cozy, including a wood-burning stove. A shower in the garden is ideal after a long day at the beach. The open meadow is available for children. Behind the property are vast, undeveloped fields where horses can sometimes be found. The large, wonderfully fine sandy Amiets beach is also nearby and can be reached quickly. The large Les Amiets beach is arguably one of the most beautiful beaches in northern Finistère. Its dunes stretch for 1.5 km and will undoubtedly impress you. Cléder, located in the center of an important French vegetable-growing region, offers a rich cultural heritage that you can explore on foot or by bike: artichoke and cauliflower fields, hydrangeas, castles and manor houses, chapels, and Calvaries. Every Saturday morning, the colorful market in Plouescat, stocked with regional products, offers a wide selection. Near the holiday home, you'll find a recreational area with a mini golf course, two tennis courts, a children's playground, and picnic tables. The coastal hiking trail (GR 34), also known as the Customs Officer's Path, stretches 6 km along the dunes and offers picturesque views of the sea.

Just a stone's throw from the sea and the nearest beautiful natural beach. The holiday home is situated on a secluded, enclosed garden plot densely planted with trees. The furnishings are modern and cozy, including a wood-burning stove. The garden features an annex with a large third bedroom with a double bed and a wooden terrace in front. A shower in the garden is ideal after a long day at the beach. The open meadow is available for the children. Behind the property are vast, undeveloped fields where horses occasionally graze. The large, wonderfully fine sandy Amiets beach is also nearby and can be reached quickly. The large Les Amiets beach is arguably one of the most beautiful beaches in northern Finistère. Its dunes stretch for 1.5 km and will undoubtedly impress you. Located in the heart of an important French vegetable-growing region, Cléder offers a rich cultural heritage that you can explore on foot or by bike: fields of artichokes and cauliflower, hydrangeas, castles and manor houses, chapels, and calvaries. Every Saturday morning, the colorful market in Plouescat, stocked with regional products, offers a wide selection. Near the holiday home, you will find a recreational area with a mini-golf course, two tennis courts, a children's playground, and picnic tables. The coastal hiking trail (GR 34), also known as the Customs Officers' Path, runs 6 km along the dunes and offers picturesque views of the sea. ```

Only 150 m from the long bathing beach of Treompan and the small island of Carn. The adjacent footpath also leads children quickly and safely to the sandy beach. The house (18th century), one of the oldest stone houses in Portsall, has been very attractively renovated and lovingly furnished in a modern style. Elements such as stone walls, wooden beam ceilings and the fireplace, combined with the most modern comforts, underline the rustic, very cozy character. The house is on a large, winding, enclosed garden property with cozy corners and old fruit trees. Also ideal for guests who want to bring their dog. 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 Treompan and Trois Mouton, which are ideal for bathing for the whole family, for kiting, windsurfing and sand yachting, there are also many small bays where, in addition to a refreshing swim in the sea at low tide, there are ideal conditions for mud fishing. You will immediately reach the GR34, which allows you to follow the coast for miles.