Holidays on the island - in the Gulf of Morbihan! The residence with swimming pool is surrounded by nature and just a few minutes' walk from the beach. The sea is never far away and walkers will appreciate the coastal paths overlooking one of the most beautiful bays in the world. Parents enjoy carefree holidays as the island is car-free, so children can roam freely. Bike or boat tours are also possible and the mainland can be reached in just 5 minutes by boat (parking space for cars in the Port Blanc car park). There is a chargeable shuttle bus service to the residence from the island's port.Ile aux Moines is in Brittany - but it's reminiscent of the Greek islands, with their white fishermen's cottages and narrow streets. In addition, there is the lush vegetation thanks to the almost southern climate. Sheltered bays and rocky headlands alternate. In the north is the Bois d'Amour and invites you to rest. On Wednesday mornings you can stock up on fresh produce at the weekly market or perhaps taste the typical oysters or clams here? Activities nearby : The Ile aux Moines is the largest of the islands in the Gulf of Morbihan and boasts lush vegetation. The departure by boat from the mainland is from Port Blanc to Le Lerio. In addition to cycling and hiking tours, it is worth visiting the shops and restaurants in the small town of Ile-aux-Moines.

A renovated Breton house combining modern comfort and tasteful decor, located in the heart of the popular seaside resort of Damgan. This house with a fenced garden is equidistant from two beautiful sandy beaches, which you can choose depending on the sun, wind, or time of day. The annex offers a second bathroom, also accessible from the outside, as well as a mezzanine with two beds, accessible via a steep staircase. The main house includes a cozy living room with a corner fireplace, two bedrooms, and a bathroom. Damgan, at the mouth of the Pénerf River, offers a multitude of activities: water sports, cycling, tennis, horseback riding, and coastal hikes. The seaside promenade invites evening strolls. Oyster lovers can stock up directly from the oyster farmers, while the town center is full of traditional crêperies. Also worth exploring: Half-day walks to Roche Bernard, as well as local markets where gourmets can enjoy fish, seafood, pancakes, and Breton specialties. The weekly market in Damgan takes place on Saturday mornings, as well as Tuesday mornings and Wednesday evenings in summer with a craft exhibition and sale. Nearby excursions include the fortified city of Vannes and, further south, the saltworks town of Guérande and the seaside resort of La Baule.

Classic Breton holiday home on a 1,500 m² enclosed garden property. The property is located in the small hamlet of Trevenaste above Le Rohaliguen beach (500m). A comfortable living area with a cozy fireplace corner, four bedrooms and 2 bathrooms offer enough space for a large family. Children and your four-legged friends are very welcome here! The popular seaside resort of St. Gildas de Rhuys on the open Atlantic and the village of Sarzeau, which faces the picturesque Gulf of Morbihan, are the same distance and can be reached in a few minutes by bike or car. Enjoy the mild climate and the Mediterranean vegetation. You have the choice between the white sandy beaches and the refreshing waves of the open Atlantic and the shallow waters and the green natural landscape of the Gulf of Morbihan. Activities nearby : Very close by is the 1000-year-old abbey church in St. Gildas-de-Rhuys (7 km), in front of which the large weekly market is open on Sundays, as well as the Suscinio Castle (6 km) surrounded by a picturesque swamp area. Other attractive excursion destinations are: the regional capital of Vannes (23 km), for the kids the Branféré animal park in Guerno (approx. 40 km), and a little further the well-known seaside resort of Carnac, which is also known for its impressive menhirs and dolmens.

Charming gîte in a typical Breton hamlet near the popular seaside resort of Saint-Gildas-de-Rhuys. Behind its traditional low-windowed façade lies a modern, tasteful interior—ideal for a couple or two seeking peace and comfort. The private courtyard just 10 meters away offers a relaxing space with garden furniture, loungers, and barbecue, plus a bike garage and convenient parking, especially in high season. From Kergoff, Saint-Gildas is just minutes away by car or bike. Don’t miss the lively Sunday market at the millennium-old abbey church. The Grand Mont offers a unique panoramic view of the sea and coast. Thanks to its microclimate and location between the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Morbihan, the peninsula is known as the “Golden Point” of summer.

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.

This lovely house with a sauna, facing the sea at Pointe du Bile, in Pénestin (southern Brittany), offers superb views from almost every room. Set on an enclosed plot, it includes a bright living room with a fireplace, a fully equipped kitchen, and two bedrooms upstairs. Enjoy the terrace for outdoor meals, relax under the trees, swim on the nearby sandy beach, or unwind in the sauna. In the evening, stroll to the charming port of Trehiguier for dinner in a traditional restaurant. Mine d'Or beach is 4 km away. In the surrounding area, discover Guérande and its salt marshes, the wild coast of Le Croisic in La Baule, the Arzal dam, as well as the port towns of La Roche-Bernard and Vannes, on the Gulf of Morbihan.

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.