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Cacheux Laurent2 Le Roscoat
Pléhédel
22290
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COUPLE ROOM- Spacious room with a comfortable queen-size bed (160 X 200).
- Enjoy the convenience of a private bathroom equipped with a shower, washbasin, and toilet.
- Work or browse the internet at the provided desk with internet access.
- A shared catering area is available for both rooms, complete with a fridge-bar, coffee maker, and electric kettle.
- Immerse yourself in the tranquility of the large garden.
- The beautiful sea is just 6km away, perfect for beach lovers.
- Golf enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity of a golf course just 2km away.
- Take a refreshing dip in the swimming pool, located 8km from the accommodation.
- Explore numerous remarkable sites and attractions in the surrounding area.
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Directions
To travel from Paimpol to Lanvollon, follow these directions:
- Head towards Pléhédel.
- Stay on D7.
- Take the exit onto D79 towards Plourivo / Yvias / Eviaz / Ploueg-ar-Mor / Plouézec.
- At the roundabout, take the first exit onto D79.
- Take the first left.
- Then make a left turn.
- Keep an eye on the right side.
- Head towards Pléhédel.
- Stay on D7.
- Take the exit onto D79 towards Plourivo / Yvias / Eviaz / Ploueg-ar-Mor / Plouézec.
- At the roundabout, take the first exit onto D79.
- Take the first left.
- Then make a left turn.
- Keep an eye on the right side.
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- Beauport Abbey: Located in a picturesque setting near Paimpol, Beauport Abbey is a medieval Cistercian monastery. Visitors can explore the well-preserved ruins, beautiful gardens, and learn about the abbey's history and significance.
- Paimpol: A charming coastal town, Paimpol offers a mix of history, natural beauty, and maritime heritage. Visitors can wander through the old town, visit the maritime museum, enjoy fresh seafood at the port, and take boat trips to nearby islands.
- Bréhat Island: Situated just off the coast, Bréhat Island is a small paradise known for its stunning landscapes and unique microclimate. Visitors can explore the island by foot or bicycle, admire the colorful flowers, visit the lighthouse, and relax on the beautiful sandy beaches.
- Plouha Cliffs: Plouha boasts the highest cliffs in Brittany, providing breathtaking views of the rugged coastline and the Atlantic Ocean. Visitors can hike along the cliff paths, visit secluded beaches, and witness stunning sunsets from various viewpoints.
- La Roche Jagu Castle: This medieval fortress turned Renaissance manor house is nestled in a picturesque setting overlooking the Trieux River. Visitors can explore the castle's stunning architecture, wander through the landscaped gardens, and enjoy art exhibitions and cultural events hosted here.
- Abbaye de Beauport: Located in Paimpol, Abbaye de Beauport is a former Cistercian abbey dating back to the 13th century. Visitors can discover the abbey's history, explore the ruins, and enjoy the peaceful surroundings of the abbey's gardens and orchards.
- Ploumanac'h: Known as the "Pink Granite Coast," Ploumanac'h is famous for its striking rock formations, pink-hued cliffs, and beautiful sandy beaches. Visitors can take scenic walks along the coastal paths, explore the charming village, and admire the unique geological formations.
- Sillon de Talbert: A remarkable natural phenomenon, Sillon de Talbert is a narrow, 3-kilometer-long sandbank jutting into the sea. Visitors can take a walk along the sandy path, observe the diverse birdlife, and enjoy panoramic views of the sea and surrounding landscapes.
- Château de la Roche-Jagu: Situated on the banks of the Trieux River, this 15th-century castle is renowned for its elegant architecture and stunning gardens. Visitors can tour the castle's interior, stroll through the terraced gardens, and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere. 10. Pléhédel Windmill: Located in the village itself, the Pléhédel Windmill is a beautifully restored 19th-century windmill. Visitors can learn about the traditional milling process, enjoy panoramic views from the top, and appreciate the historical significance of this agricultural landmark.