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Our enchanting journey began three years ago when we fell head over heels for this charming Breton farm. Fueled by our passion, we have poured our energy into renovating it with care. A wave of nostalgia and a sprinkle of humor led us to name our guesthouse "Oust au lit," evoking childhood memories.Situated near the picturesque Île aux Pies, this natural marvel boasts awe-inspiring cliffs that are embraced by the Oust River.
At present, our farm offers two delightful bedrooms. Will you be drawn to the rustic charm of "Sawyers" or the whimsical allure of "Sweet Dreamers"? Both will captivate you with their luminosity, spaciousness, comfort, and tasteful decor.
After a restful night's sleep, you can savor your breakfast in the privacy of your room or join fellow guests at the large communal table in the reception area.
"As the saying goes, 'Who sleeps, dines,' and those who dine well, sleep even better!" Indulge in a delectable dining experience at our table d'hôtes, available upon reservation.
Nestled in the tranquil countryside, we find ourselves in the heart of Brittany. Within an hour's reach, you can explore the sandy beaches, the enchanting Brocéliande Forest, and the captivating Guérande marshes. Nearby, you'll discover the Nantes to Brest Canal, as well as charming towns and villages such as La Gacilly, Rochefort-en-Terre, and Malestroit. For outdoor enthusiasts, hiking trails and the vélodysée cycling route await just one kilometer away. Thrill-seekers can find a climbing spot, canoeing, and kayaking activities a mere three kilometers from our doorstep. And for those with an appreciation for history, a megalithic site lies just 25 kilometers away.
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- Rochefort-en-Terre (8.5 km): A picturesque medieval village known for its charming cobblestone streets, half-timbered houses, and flower-filled balconies. Explore the Castle of Rochefort-en-Terre and enjoy the vibrant arts and crafts scene.
- La Gacilly (14.5 km): This quaint village is famous for being the birthplace of Yves Rocher, a renowned French cosmetics brand. Visit the Yves Rocher Botanical Garden and immerse yourself in the natural beauty. Don't miss the annual outdoor photography festival, "La Gacilly Photo Festival."
- Redon (15 km): Located on the banks of the Vilaine River, Redon offers a mix of history and nature. Explore the Abbey Church of Saint-Sauveur and enjoy a relaxing stroll along the canal. The town also hosts various cultural events throughout the year.
- Josselin (34 km): Josselin is home to the impressive Josselin Castle, a medieval fortress with stunning Gothic architecture. Take a guided tour of the castle and discover its rich history. The charming town center also offers quaint shops and restaurants.
- Vannes (41 km): A historic walled city, Vannes boasts a well-preserved medieval center. Marvel at the impressive ramparts, explore the Saint-Pierre Cathedral, and wander through the charming cobblestone streets. Don't forget to visit the picturesque port area with its colorful boats.
- Gulf of Morbihan (45 km): This stunning natural attraction is a paradise for nature lovers. Explore the numerous islands and islets by boat, enjoy scenic hikes along the coast, or simply relax on the sandy beaches. The Gulf of Morbihan is also renowned for its rich birdlife.
- Carnac (55 km): Known for its extensive prehistoric sites, Carnac is home to thousands of standing stones, known as the Carnac Stones. Take a guided tour to learn about their mysterious origins or explore the interactive museum. The nearby beaches are perfect for a leisurely walk or sunbathing.
- Quiberon Peninsula (69 km): Located on the southern coast of Brittany, the Quiberon Peninsula offers stunning beaches, rugged cliffs, and charming coastal villages. Enjoy water sports, go for a hike, or visit the famous Belle-Île-en-Mer, the largest island in Brittany.
- Nantes (94 km): Although a bit farther away, Nantes is definitely worth a visit. Explore the majestic Château des Ducs de Bretagne, wander through the vibrant Bouffay district, and visit the unique Machines of the Isle of Nantes, featuring giant mechanical animals. 10. Saint-Malo (120 km): A beautiful coastal city with a rich maritime history, Saint-Malo is known for its fortified old town and stunning beach. Walk along the city walls, visit the Saint-Malo Cathedral, and explore the maritime museum. Don't forget to sample some delicious seafood in one of the waterfront restaurants.