Full of charm and character these 3 carefully renovated cottages attached to the 17th century manoir, set in 6 acres of tree-lined lawns and gardens offer comfortable and spacious accommodation, not just for family holidays but groups and out of season breaks as we include log fires and electric heating.

Each cottage is well equipped to include dishwasher, fridge-freezer, washing machine, satellite tv/video, dvd, a private patio and bbq area. Facilities include a gamesroom with pool table, table football, table tennis, darts, a badminton lawn, swings and slide, loungers for the pool. Golf, tennis, karting, canoeing, cycling, riding and a forest adventure park are available locally.

The village of Plumeliau, 4km offers excellent shopping facilities; the coast is an easy drive of 45 minutes and historical towns and activities are all close by.

FOR THE ENERGETIC Morbihan offers a wealth of activites all within 45 minutes of the cottages.
Archery can be found in St-Nicholas-des-Eaux at Les Archers.
Cycling for all stages from the gentle towpaths beside the Blavet river, through quiet country lanes and villages to the more exacting marked trails.

Bicycles are available to hire locally.

Walking. There are numerous well-marked paths through forests, along the coast and rivers.
Fishing. All types of angling are catered for and daily or weekly permits are available.
Golf. There is the 9-hole course at Bieuzy-les-Eaux and the 18-hole courses near Vannes, Lorient and Auray.

Go-karting in Plumeliau, Auray and Lanester near Lorient.
Horse riding stables can be found near Bieuzy-les-Eaux, Camors, Pontivy.
A skateboarding park can be found in Hennebont.
Tree climbing in the adventure forest at Camors is a lot of fun for the fit and energetic.
Watersports include canoeing on rivers, water skiing on inland lakes at Guerledan and Ploermel and sailing, surfing, jet sking and windsurfing on the coast. We can make advanced bookings for you.

TOWNS TO VISIT

Historic towns such as Pontivy, Auray, Vannes, Josselin and Quimper have retained much of their medieval character and are well worth a visit.

Markets for fresh produce and local crafts are found each day of the week in local towns. Cottages will have details of specific days. Try also the craft village of La Gacilly and Pont Scorff. The list can go on…

THE BEACHES are too numerous to mention in detail. Safe swimming will be found all around the south coast. Try Kerhillio for seemingly endless stretches of sandy beach and dunes. From the eastern coast of Quiberon, the bay of Plouharnel to Carnac, Trinite and Locmariquer you will find clean beaches and sparkling clear water. The coast is refreshingly unspoiled and uncommercialized, the traditional Breton way of life still prevalent.

THE GULF OF MORBIHANis said to have as many islands as there are days in the year! The largest of these are Ille aux Moines and Arz. Day trips to the islands are frequent, with opportunities to stop off and explore on foot or cycle, or to relax on the sheltered beaches

THE BLAVET RIVER. From Lake Guerledan the river snakes its way lazily to the sea at Lorient, passing through Pontivy, Inzinzac-Lochrist, Hennebont and many little villages on its way. It is well worth exploring this enchanting waterway either by canoe, barge, on foot or bicycle and delighting in some breathtaking scenery. You will discover ancient chapels, fountains, bars, ferme-auberges and restaurants in which to savour traditional local cuisine

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