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Address:
Isabelle Chanal29 Route De La Côté
Saint Armel
56450
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price from €75Telephone:
0661875288Mobile:
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Description:
Description for B&B:
Discover our two charming and cozy guest rooms, perfectly situated just 200 meters from the captivating trails of the Gulf of Morbihan.Our thoughtfully decorated rooms provide a private and tranquil retreat:
- Room 1: Features a 140 cm bed, private bathroom with shower, TV, and WiFi.
- Room 2: Equipped with a 140 cm bed, en-suite bathroom with bath, shower, and WC, TV, and WiFi.
A delicious homemade breakfast is included.
Enjoy a prime location with nature and activities just steps away:
- Coastal and bike paths are only 150 meters from our doorstep, perfect for scenic walks.
- Ocean beaches are a short 10-minute drive away, offering relaxing days by the sea.
Convenient nearby amenities:
- A local bakery, known for its delectable "gochtial," is just 200 meters away for breakfast and tasty treats.
- All shops and supermarkets are located in Sarzeau, just an 8-minute drive.
- The historic center of Vannes is easily accessible within a 20-minute drive.
An electric car charging station is available for an additional fee.
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Attractions
- **Gulf of Morbihan**: - **Description**: This stunning natural harbor is dotted with numerous islands and is renowned for its unique marine ecosystem. It's a paradise for sailing, kayaking, and birdwatching. The Gulf is also home to charming coastal towns and scenic trails.
- **Île-aux-Moines**: - **Description**: Known as the "Island of the Monks," this is the largest island in the Gulf of Morbihan. It offers beautiful beaches, walking and cycling paths, and quaint villages with traditional Breton architecture.
- **Carnac Stones**: - **Description**: Located a bit further away but worth the visit, these prehistoric standing stones are one of the most significant Neolithic sites in the world. The alignments consist of thousands of megaliths that date back to 4500 BC.
- **Vannes**: - **Description**: This historic walled town offers charming medieval architecture, narrow cobblestone streets, and vibrant markets. Notable sites include the Saint-Pierre Cathedral and the Vannes Marina.
- **Château de Suscinio**: - **Description**: A majestic medieval castle located near the coast, originally built as a hunting lodge for the Dukes of Brittany. It features impressive fortifications and offers insights into Breton history.
- **Presqu'île de Rhuys**: - **Description**: This peninsula offers a mix of sandy beaches, rugged coastlines, and lush countryside. It's a great spot for outdoor activities like hiking, cycling, and exploring charming villages such as Arzon and Sarzeau.
- **Parc Naturel Régional du Golfe du Morbihan**: - **Description**: This regional natural park encompasses the Gulf and its surroundings, promoting sustainable tourism and protecting the area's unique biodiversity. It offers numerous trails and opportunities to explore the natural landscapes.
- **Port-Navalo**: - **Description**: A picturesque port town at the entrance of the Gulf of Morbihan. It's a great starting point for boat trips and offers beautiful views of the ocean and nearby islands. These attractions offer a blend of natural beauty, historical significance, and cultural richness, making the area around Saint-Armel a compelling destination for various interests.