Only 400m from the sea. Typical stone house in a quiet area, just outside the village of Sibiril on a 450 sqm large, enclosed property. The open natural stone with wood paneling and open wooden beam ceiling, as well as the fireplace underline the rustic character of the house. In the present veranda, breakfast is taken in the morning. There is a secluded spot for sunbathing behind the house in a sheltered location. In a few minutes you can walk to the small bay of Port Neuve with its fine sandy beach. In summer, a ferry runs from the small port of Sibiril-Moguéric to the flower island of Batz. The mild climate of the agricultural region allows the intensive cultivation of vegetables such as artichokes, cauliflower, carrots and shallots. The nearby fishing port of Moguériec is home to a small fishing fleet, which mainly brings in lobster, lobster and freshly caught fish, which are auctioned on site be able. The castle of Kérouzéré, an old fortress from the 14th century, bears witness to past wealth. In the nearby town of Roscoff, there are beautiful streets with many regional specialties and nice restaurants.

This pretty Breton stone house is in a very quiet location on a 500 m² garden. The beamed ceilings, the natural stone walls preserved during the renovation and the pretty corner fireplace create a particularly cozy atmosphere. Only 300 m below the holiday home, the tidal river Penze meanders through the idyllic valley, a few kilometers further it flows into the bay of Morlaix. Well-known holiday resorts such as Carantec and St. Pol-de-Leon are located on this postcard bay. Both offer everything on site that contributes to a successful holiday: fine sandy beaches, many sights, boutiques and good restaurants from the fishing port in Roscoff), a must for nature lovers. Organized canoe/kayak trips from Penze 1 km. Hiking possibilities (along the river) and cycling. A newly opened skate and roller park is located in Plouenan (4.5 km)

Only 400 meters from the beach and in a wonderfully quiet location: Semi-detached house made of natural stone on an enclosed garden property. You can relax wonderfully on the south-facing wooden terrace. You live in a small hamlet by the sea and on the way to the beach you will pass fields of cauliflowers and artichokes. A Brittany that is still original and not very busy, but with beautiful sandy beaches and rocky coves explains the current appeal of Cléder. 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. The large beach of Les Amiets is indisputably one of the most beautiful beaches in northern Finistère. Its dunes stretch for 1.5 km and will undoubtedly impress you. Located at the heart of an important French vegetable-growing region, Cléder offers a rich cultural heritage to discover on foot or by bike: fields of artichokes and cauliflowers, hydrangeas, châteaux and mansions, chapels, Calvary… In a sheltered position between sandy coves framed by rocks from Plouescat, the cozy seaside resort with a wide range of water sports and leisure activities in the west and St. Pol-de-Léon, the historic episcopal city in the east, this attractive coastal belt with its rugged rocky landscape offers wonderful long beaches.

Only 400 m from the fine sandy beach, a natural beach. Your Breton stone house has a great roof terrace with sea views and is quietly located outside the center of Cleder on the coast. A cozy holiday facility with lots of wood paneling and plenty of space in the kitchen contributes to well-being. On a 700sqm closed garden property with a wooden terrace in preferred southern exposure, which invites you to some nice barbecues. From the bedroom on the first floor you have access to the roof terrace with sea views. The 4 km long sandy beach "Les Amiets" with its adjacent amusement park, where mini golf, tennis, a children's playground and picnic tables invite you to linger, is particularly popular. The dunes stretch for 1.5 km and will undoubtedly impress you. Cleder is at the heart of an important French vegetable region, discovering fields of artichokes, many hydrangeas, castles and chapels on foot or by bike. To the west is the town of Roscoff and the opposite island of Batz, which can be reached quickly with a small boat trip. In the evening you can stroll through the streets, many specialty restaurants are waiting for your visit.

150 m from the beach and with breathtaking sea view! The detached holiday home stands in a prime location above the bay on a large fenced plot with garden. From the garden and almost all rooms you can enjoy the sea view. In the neighborhood a steep staircase leads to the first, rocky sandy beach. The small, picturesque seaside resort is on a small peninsula in the Bay of Lannion. From the headland on the peninsula you can enjoy a beautiful view over the western part of the Côte de Granit Rose. Locquirec is surrounded by seven fine sandy beaches and offers plenty of water sports opportunities. Various exhibitions and events in the field of art and music provide entertainment in the summer months. Snenter in the evening about the lively harbor promenade and stop at one of the typical restaurants. Another inside tip is a café Le Caplan & Co, a delicatessen, wine bar, music café and library at the same time.

Comfortable holiday home on a large, closed and secluded garden plot with a jacuzzi, just 1 minute's drive from the long beach. Tastefully furnished in a modern industrial style with lots of wood panelling, natural stone and tasteful furniture. You immediately feel very comfortable. A very well equipped kitchen where you can try out some Breton recipes together. Nothing is missing, the American fridge with an ice maker comes in handy for your cocktails at aperitif time in the conservatory. A spacious, beautifully landscaped garden with many secluded corners, exotic plants, palm trees, cacti and olive trees surrounds the whole house. After a long day at the beach, you can end the evening comfortably with a glass of sparkling wine in the jacuzzi on the terrace. The small town of Guisseny is popular and known as a quiet bathing resort. In the wide bay there are many small beaches and rock sections. On the long-distance footpath (GR34), you can follow the coast west and east for many kilometers and enjoy beautiful views.

Small but nice! Nice studio with a beautiful view of the sea and the beach in front of it. The small flat is located on the 2nd floor of a holiday residence (with lift). An ideal alternative to a hotel or guest room, because you can definitely cater for yourself from time to time. Enjoy the beautiful view first thing in the morning with a French breakfast of café and croissants or in the evening with a glass of wine. The private parking space is also welcome and particularly practical, especially in the height of summer, The eight beaches belonging to the municipality are located at the eastern end of the bay of Morlaix and are spread over 17 km of coastline. In addition to wide sandy beaches, which are guarded in summer, you will also find small, sheltered bays. Plougasnou is located in the border area of the two departments of Finistère and Cotes d'Armor. An ideal, central location for 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 resort of Perros Guirec begins in a few kilometres.

Are you traveling as a couple, but want a lot of space? You are right here! In a rural setting just minutes from miles of glorious sandy beaches. In the classic natural stone house, open stone walls and wooden beam ceilings, authentic Breton furniture and the central fireplace convey a cozy atmosphere that also contributes to well-being outside of the summer months. Two sunny terraces can be used in the morning for breakfast with fresh baguettes and croissants. The popular bay of Kernic can be reached quickly in 5 minutes by car, at high tide people swim here, at low tide mudflat walks and sand yachting are popular, here the sea retreats for kilometers. Activities nearby: To the west, the fishing village of Meneham, the Menhir Men Marz in Brignogan and the vast dunes of Keremma. Some lighthouses can be visited in the area. Numerous harbor festivals take place in summer. The incomparable 13 km long coastline with its wide sandy beaches and small, sheltered bays has made Plouescat a holiday paradise. The 16th-century market hall indicates that the village is the center of a rich vegetable-growing region. Artichokes and many other types of vegetables are often offered in organic quality. Every Saturday is market day. The well-known seaside resort offers a wide range of leisure activities, water sports, traditional restaurants and a casino.

Just behind the dunes and the 2 km long sandy beach of Le Vougot is located this holiday home that looks from outside classic modern, but is particularly charming. Already in the morning you dive into the refreshing water with a towel over your shoulder. The interior offers excellent living comfort with, among other things, a cozy corner horse (pellet stove), making this holiday home an ideal location at any time of the year for your holiday in the Finistère region. Enjoy the pleasant atmosphere combined with modern comfort. In the particularly well-equipped kitchen it is certainly nice to try out Breton dishes. The small town of Guisseny is popular and is known as a quiet seaside resort. In the wide bay there are many small beaches and rocks. On the long-distance walking route (GR34), which runs at the door, you can follow the coast for many kilometers to the west and east and enjoy beautiful views. Details: WiFi Activities in the area: The lighthouse of Ile Vierge is in the west. Crossing crossings are available from the port of Aber Wrac'h. Visit in Aber Wrac'h the beautiful marina with specialty restaurants and many small islands off the coast. Every last Sunday of August the Seaweed festival takes place in the port of Le Corejou in Plouguerneau. In the east lies the restored fishing village of Ménéham with exhibitions and a beautiful rugged rocky coast. The highest menhir Men Marz (11m) is located in Brignogan-Plage. Every Monday a large market takes place with local specialties in the municipality of Lesneven Mobility: not suitable for people with limited mobility

This cozy holiday home is situated on a beautiful garden plot between land and sea, on the edge of the regional nature park d'Armorique and near a popular fishing lake. The crooked property impresses with a successful communication of traditional, Breton construction and modern comfort. On the garden side, wide French doors lead out onto the terrace and the well-kept garden. Here you can relax after all kinds of outdoor activities and sightseeing. Families with children are very welcome. A small play corner has been set up especially for the kids and the baby equipment is also complete. The beautiful, white sandy beaches of northern Brittany can be reached quickly by car. The picturesque, medieval town of Guerlesquin (town center approx. 1 km) is located in the border area of the departments of Finistere and Côtes d'Armor. An ideal starting point to explore the northwest of Brittany: the bay of Morlaix with the picturesque port town of Roscoff and the pink granite coast with its busy bathing resorts. The nearby lake of the same name, Lac de Guerlesquin, is the largest lake in Brittany. A paradise for nature lovers and fishing fans.