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Mr Fenice61 Boulevard des Cap-Horniers
Saint-Lunaire
35800
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Located just 100m from the beautiful beaches of Brittany, this charming gite is the perfect vacation rental for groups of 2 to 9 people. Situated in close proximity to the stunning Saint-Malo and the majestic Michaelmas Mount on the emerald coast, this property offers an ideal location for exploring the surrounding area. With a spacious garden, an inviting interior courtyard, and convenient parking, this rental is well-equipped for a comfortable stay. Nearby attractions include the famous Mount the Michaelmas, as well as the enchanting towns of Dinard, Dinan, Saint-Cast, and the captivating Cape-Fréhel. Additionally, guests can easily access the picturesque islands of Bréhat, Chausey, Jersey, and Guernesey. Whether you visit during the sunny summer months or the cozy winter season, this rental is available year-round for your convenience.Reviews
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Attractions
- Pointe du Décollé: Located just a short distance from Boulevard des Cap-Horniers, Pointe du Décollé offers breathtaking views of the rugged coastline and the English Channel. It is a popular spot for hiking, picnicking, and enjoying the natural beauty of the area.
- Dinard Beaches: Situated in the nearby town of Dinard, these stunning beaches are known for their golden sand and crystal-clear waters. With a range of activities such as swimming, sunbathing, and beachside cafes, they are perfect for a relaxing day by the sea.
- Saint-Malo: A historic walled city, Saint-Malo is a must-visit attraction near Saint-Lunaire. Explore its charming cobbled streets, visit the famous Saint-Malo Cathedral, and enjoy panoramic views from the city walls. The city is also renowned for its delicious seafood.
- Grand Aquarium Saint-Malo: Ideal for families and marine life enthusiasts, the Grand Aquarium features a variety of exhibits showcasing marine ecosystems from around the world. Visitors can observe sharks, sea turtles, colorful fish, and even touch some of the creatures in designated areas.
- Fort National: Situated on a small tidal island, Fort National is an impressive 17th-century fortress that protected Saint-Malo from invasions. Visitors can explore the fort's ramparts, enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding area, and learn about its fascinating history.
- Château de Dinan: Located in the medieval town of Dinan, about a 30-minute drive from Saint-Lunaire, this well-preserved castle offers a glimpse into the region's past. Visitors can explore its towers, admire the views of the town, and learn about the castle's history through informative displays.
- La Ville Bague Manor: This beautiful manor house, located in Saint-Lunaire itself, is a historic landmark. Dating back to the 17th century, it showcases traditional Breton architecture and houses a museum that provides insights into the local history and culture.
- Les Rochers Sculptés: Just a short distance away in Rothéneuf, Les Rochers Sculptés is an incredible outdoor sculpture garden. Created by a retired monk, the sculptures depict scenes of daily life and historical events, carved directly into the rocks.
- Manoli Museum: Situated in the nearby town of La Richardais, the Manoli Museum is dedicated to the works of sculptor Manoli González. The museum features a collection of his sculptures, drawings, and ceramics, allowing visitors to appreciate his unique artistic style. 10. Mont Saint-Michel: Although slightly farther away (about an hour's drive), Mont Saint-Michel is a world-famous tourist attraction that should not be missed. This UNESCO World Heritage site is a stunning abbey perched on a rocky island and surrounded by a medieval village. Explore its narrow streets, visit the abbey, and witness the impressive tides that surround the island.