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Contact Details:
Address:
Christine Gillot14 Route De Quéhan
St Philibert
56470
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Description for B&B:
There are three generously-sized and exceptionally cozy en suite rooms available.Description for Gite
You have the option to rent the entire property as a gîte, accommodating up to 6 people. The first floor boasts a comfortable living room and a well-equipped kitchen. Additionally, there are two lovely terraces where you can relish the scenic views and soak up the sun in a tranquil setting.Reviews
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Directions
To reach Crach from the N exit, follow the signs towards la trinité sur mer. At the roundabout just before the bridge, make a right turn. Continue driving for m and you will find the house on your right.
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Prices
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3 | 128 | 148 | ||||||||||||
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Attractions
- Carnac Stones: Located in Carnac, approximately 7 km from St Philibert, the Carnac Stones are a collection of ancient megalithic monuments. This prehistoric site consists of over 3,000 standing stones arranged in rows and is believed to have been erected between 4500 and 3300 BC.
- Quiberon Peninsula: Situated about 10 km southwest of St Philibert, the Quiberon Peninsula is a popular tourist destination known for its stunning beaches, rugged cliffs, and charming coastal villages. Visitors can enjoy various outdoor activities such as swimming, surfing, hiking, and cycling while taking in the breathtaking natural beauty of the area.
- La Trinité-sur-Mer: Located around 4 km east of St Philibert, La Trinité-sur-Mer is a picturesque seaside town renowned for its sailing and yachting events. It offers a beautiful harbor, sandy beaches, and a lively atmosphere with numerous restaurants, cafes, and shops. Don't miss the opportunity to try some delicious seafood dishes here.
- Saint-Cado Island: Situated approximately 20 km northwest of St Philibert, Saint-Cado Island is a small, idyllic island connected to the mainland by a bridge. This charming spot offers picturesque views, traditional thatched-roof cottages, and a 12th-century chapel. Take a leisurely stroll around the island and enjoy the tranquility it has to offer.
- Locmariaquer: Located about 15 km from St Philibert, Locmariaquer is a quaint village known for its rich historical heritage. The village is home to several archaeological sites, including the Table des Marchands, a Neolithic monument, and the Grand Menhir Brisé, which was once the largest standing stone in the world. Explore the village's narrow streets and enjoy its authentic Breton atmosphere.
- Port-Louis Citadel: Situated approximately 25 km from St Philibert, Port-Louis Citadel is a well-preserved 17th-century fortress that overlooks the entrance to the Lorient harbor. Visitors can explore the museum inside the citadel, which showcases the maritime history of the area. The site offers stunning views of the sea and provides insight into the region's naval past.
- Auray: Located around 9 km east of St Philibert, Auray is a historic town with a charming medieval center. The town's highlights include the Saint-Goustan Port, a picturesque harbor lined with colorful houses, and the Basilica of Sainte-Anne d'Auray, an important pilgrimage site in Brittany. Explore the cobbled streets, browse the shops, and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of this delightful town.