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Address:
Isabelle Chanal29 Route De La Côté
Saint Armel
56450
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Description for B&B:
Discover our two charming and comfortable guest rooms, perfectly situated just 200 meters from the captivating trails of the Gulf of Morbihan.Each room is thoughtfully decorated to provide a private and tranquil retreat:
- **Room 1**: Features a 140 cm bed, a private bathroom with a shower, TV, and WiFi.
- **Room 2**: Includes a 140 cm bed, a private bathroom equipped with a bath, shower, and WC, TV, and WiFi.
A homemade breakfast is included with your stay.
Take advantage of our prime location:
- **Nature and Activities**: Just 150 meters away, you'll find coastal paths and cycling routes, perfect for scenic walks.
- **Ocean Beaches**: Only a 10-minute drive for relaxing days by the sea.
Convenient nearby amenities include:
- An artisanal bakery, famous for its delicious "gochtial," located just 200 meters away for breakfast or a gourmet treat.
- A variety of shops and supermarkets in Sarzeau, a short 8-minute drive.
- The historic center of Vannes is easily reachable in 20 minutes by car.
For those with electric vehicles, a charging station is available for an additional charge.
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Attractions
- **Gulf of Morbihan (Golfe du Morbihan)**: - A stunning natural harbor dotted with numerous islands, the Gulf of Morbihan is perfect for boat tours, bird watching, and enjoying the beautiful coastal scenery. It's a designated Regional Natural Park, offering plenty of hiking and cycling paths.
- **Île-aux-Moines**: - Known as "the pearl of the Gulf," this island is accessible by ferry from Port-Blanc. It offers charming villages, beautiful beaches, and trails for walking or cycling. The island has a rich history with ancient megaliths and picturesque landscapes.
- **Vannes**: - A historic city with well-preserved medieval architecture, Vannes features a charming old town with half-timbered houses, the impressive Vannes Cathedral, and beautiful gardens. The city is also a cultural hub with museums and vibrant markets.
- **Carnac Stones**: - Located a bit further to the northwest, the Carnac Stones are one of the most extensive prehistoric standing stone sites in the world. This mysterious alignment of stones dates back to the Neolithic period and is surrounded by legends and historical intrigue.
- **Auray**: - A picturesque town known for its historic port, Saint-Goustan, which is lined with quaint cafes and shops. The town offers a delightful blend of medieval architecture and a lively atmosphere, perfect for leisurely strolls.
- **Suscinio Castle (Château de Suscinio)**: - Situated near Sarzeau, this impressive medieval castle was once a residence for the Dukes of Brittany. Surrounded by marshes and forests, it offers a fascinating glimpse into the region's history and beautiful views from its towers.
- **Île d'Arz**: - Another charming island in the Gulf of Morbihan, Île d'Arz is known for its peaceful environment, scenic walking trails, and traditional Breton architecture. It's a great spot for a relaxing day trip.
- **Rhuys Peninsula**: - This peninsula offers beautiful sandy beaches, coastal paths, and charming villages. It's a great area for outdoor activities like hiking, cycling, and exploring the local culture and cuisine. These attractions showcase the natural beauty and rich history of the Brittany region, offering a variety of experiences for travelers.