Holiday villa with authentic French charm in a dreamlike location above the bay of Primel. From the well-kept, park-like grounds and almost all rooms you can enjoy a fantastic view of the sea and the beach below, which you can reach directly from the garden. The villa itself offers pleasant comfort on 3 floors with several living areas, a well-equipped kitchen, 2 modern bathrooms and five spacious bedrooms. In three of them, the traditionally small wash corners have been preserved, which is quite practical when occupied by a large family or small group. Everyone will quickly find their favourite spot here; enjoying the magnificent sea view in the living room armchair by the bow-window, sunbathing on the balcony on the first floor in complete privacy, or taking a midday nap in the park under the shelter of a tall tree... The offshore coastal landscape, with no less than 8 different sandy beaches, is one of the most beautiful in the North Finistère, just a few kilometres from the famous pink granite coast. For variety, take a trip to the port and spa town of Roscoff or to the small town of Morlaix with its unique architecture. Nearby, in the neighbouring department of Côtes d'Armor, the popular seaside resort of Perros Guirec offers a wide range of leisure activities.

Sea as far as the eye can see! This modernly renovated holiday home boasts a prime location and fantastic panoramic views of the sea and the sandy beach. Ideal for an unforgettable beach holiday in Brittany. Completely renovated in 2021, this classically styled holiday home offers excellent comfort and plenty of privacy with its five bedrooms. From the spacious living area and almost every room of this modernly equipped house, you can enjoy a magnificent 180° panoramic view of the sea, the sandy beach, and the Fort de Bertheaume. On clear days, the view extends to the Crozon peninsula with its distinctive rock formations, the Tas de Pois. In the morning, you can cross the coastal road with a towel over your shoulder and take a refreshing dip; at low tide, the mudflats beckon. The GR 34 long-distance hiking trail, right on your doorstep, follows the coastline of the entire Finistère region. ) ... Trégana and Plougonvelin are family-friendly seaside resorts at the tip of Finistère, known for, among other things, the spectacular viewpoint at Pointe St. Mathieu. From the ruins of the old abbey and the accessible lighthouse, you can enjoy a magnificent view of the entire surrounding coastline. Also part of the town is Fort de Bertheaume, a 16th-century fortress now open to visitors. An open-air theater and a climbing park are located within the fort. Several beautiful sandy beaches also belong to the municipality. ...

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.

Your house, which is fully equipped for holidays, is located on an enclosed garden plot between the town center and the beach on the picturesque Rhuys peninsula. Everything is within walking distance, the shops, restaurants and creperies of the small town, as well as the long, white sandy beach. Old customs routes on the Gulf, long coastal paths on the Atlantic, beautiful sandy beaches, the Suscinio Castle in Sarzeau and the 11th century abbey church in St. Gildas-de-Rhuys make the peninsula de Rhuys a popular holiday destination. Its microclimate, the original nature with bird sanctuaries and the picturesque Gulf of Morbihan also attract many visitors outside of the summer season. The old town of Vannes is also worth seeing and the Branfere animal park in Guerno (approx. 40 km) is an experience for children.

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.

Quietly located holiday home with a fantastic view of the sea and the offshore island of Brehat. The highlight of the otherwise quite classic house is the modern, light-flooded veranda, which will quickly become your favorite spot. Even in the low season you get the impression of "eating outside". Watch the ships go by and enjoy the panorama that changes with the rhythm of the tides. Be seduced by the beautiful floral island of Brehat, which offers countless photo opportunities. The large, fenced garden offers plenty of space for children to play and for your four-legged friend to run around (dogs are also tolerated on some beaches on this coast). At aperitif time, you will be happy to enjoy a typical French game of boules. Ploubazlanec and a little further Paimpol are places characterized by fishing. Here you can buy delicious fresh fish and seafood or taste them in good specialty restaurants. In a few minutes by car you can also reach the starting point for the flower island of Brehat, an unforgettable excursion that we definitely recommend. The surrounding Breton towns of Tréguier and Lezardrieux are worth a visit. A little further south is the popular seaside resort of St. Quay Portrieux with its seawater swimming pool and beautiful white sandy beaches.

Between land and sea. Colourfully furnished natural stone house in a small Breton hamlet near the Rosa granite coast. From the private terrace area, you can enjoy an unobstructed view across the fields to the sea. There are three living units on the 5,000 sqm shared natural plot, surrounded by green fields that are cultivated in the spirit of good agricultural practice. In a few minutes' walk you can reach a charming little fishing port, the first sandy beaches and the popular coastal hiking trail GR34. An ideal, quiet location from which to explore the beauties of the pink granite coast, possibly on the two bicycles available. For the kids, there are various games (volleyball net, Molky, etc.). Those who love nature will be delighted with a holiday in Trédrez-Locquémeau. On the former customs officers' paths, which today are hiking trails stretching for several kilometres along the famous Rosa granite coast, you can enjoy magnificent views of the offshore coastal area. The small harbour of the former fishing village of Locquémeau is 1.5 km away. There is a lot of activity here and you can watch the sailors unloading their baskets and nets. Popular seaside resorts such as Trebeurden and Perros-Guirec can be reached from here in a short time along a beautiful coastal road. Nearby activities : The Pink Granite Coast is one of the most beautiful stretches of coastline in all of France. Known for its picturesque bays, colourful harbours and bizarre rock formations. The situation in the border area between the departments of Finistère and Côtes d'Armor is ideal for exploring the beauties of North Brittany: the spa and port town of Roscoff, the picturesque town of Morlaix, with its high viaduct, the seaside resort of Locquirec or the medieval alleys of Lannion and Tréguier. For nature lovers, a trip to the famous bird sanctuary "Seven Islands" is worthwhile. The colourful spectacle on the sandy beach of St. Michel is unforgettable: horses gallop through the waves, beach sailors whiz by, colourful kites dance in the sky and a small fishermen's cemetery rests high above the sea.

A holiday surrounded by nature Set in the peaceful countryside behind Brittany’s stunning Pink Granite Coast, this holiday home is the perfect place to unwind. Nestled on a wooded one-hectare plot bordered by the Jaudy river, it offers both calm and space to relax. You'll have access to a private canoe (suitable for 3 adults or 2 adults and 2 children), ideal for exploring the area when weather permits — life jackets are provided for your safety. For the little ones, there's a charming treehouse, perfect for hours of play and adventure in nature. This is a true retreat, far from the tourist crowds — yet the coast is just a short drive away, with its sandy beaches, quiet coves, and breathtaking sea views. Discover the surroundings Charming seaside towns like Penvénan, Port Blanc, and the iconic Perros-Guirec are nearby. Inland, explore the picturesque Breton towns of Tréguier and Pontrieux, or visit the lively fishing port of Paimpol. For a memorable day out, consider a boat trip to the Bréhat Islands or a nature tour around the bird sanctuary of the Sept-Îles archipelago.

Beautifully furnished holiday home surrounded by a magnificent garden, which with its many palm trees bears witness to the mild Breton climate. The cosy dining room and the modern, well-equipped kitchen open directly onto a large terrace. The small separate living room with its TV corner and a good sofa bed can also be used as a third bedroom, if you wish. Your holiday home is located in a quiet residential area of the village, a few minutes walk from the beach of Kermagen. The small town of Pleubian lies between Paimpol and Tréguier, in the heart of the peninsula, and is a good starting point for beautiful walks along the coast. You can follow the GR34 hiking trail for 37 km from Pont Canada in Tredarzec to the bridge at Lezardrieux, or explore the surrounding coastal landscape on the bikes provided. In the surrounding fields, typical Breton vegetables are grown, such as artichokes, cauliflowers, but also tomatoes and strawberries, often of organic quality.

This apartment complex is located on the seafront. You only have to cross the beach road and you will be standing with your feet in the sand. The studios and apartments are divided over the two buildings. They are modern and comfortably furnished. You can spend a nice day at the heated swimming pool or a relaxing afternoon in the wellness centre. Guidel is well known for its fine sandy beaches, rich nature, Breton chapels, art galleries and music festivals. Many options for sailing, surfing and kayaking can be found in the immediate vicinity. From the marina in Le Pouldu (13 km), simply follow the beautiful walking path along the river that leads to the Saint-Maurice bridge. A bakery, a supermarket and a restaurant can be found in Guidel (4 km). An 18-hole golf course in Ploemeur (6 km) and Quéven (12 km). A restaurant at 200 m, and surfing, canoeing at 500 m. Do visit the harbor of Doelan (15 km). Discover the picturesque alleyways in Pont Scorff (15 km). Delight your children at the zoo near Pont Scorff (10 km). A highlight is the small island Ile de Groix with heavenly beaches. Accessible by boat from the port of Lorient (15 km). Lorient is also excellent for a shopping trip.