Description

Brittany beach holiday villa with heated pool and sauna – Situated in a domain of similar properties just over a mile from shops and restaurants, Rozenn is a comfortable beach villa with indoor heated pool, Jacuzzi and sauna. Plage de l'Ile Percée is only 300 metres away and from the first floor of this villa you can enjoy lovely sea views. This simply furnished, no-fuss holiday home is the ideal base from which to explore the beautiful southern coast of Brittany, known as the 'Cote Cornouaille' for its striking resemblance to our own Cornish coast.

During your stay at Rozenn you have everything you need for a pleasant and enjoyable holiday, with plenty of things to keep each member of your party entertained, both indoors and outdoors. The games room, equipped with table tennis, table football and billiards, is a great favourite of adults and children alike. The heated indoor pool means you can swim whatever the weather, but on sunny days nearby Le Trenez and Le Pouldu offer a choice of golden sandy beaches. There are also many outdoor sports such as horse-riding, canoeing and sailing, all available nearby.

A few minutes’ drive from Rozenn is the tiny harbour of Doelan-sur-Mer, one of the most picturesque along the coastline. The harbour has a lively 'Guinguette' (open-air summer café) on the water's edge where you can enjoy a pot of moules to the sounds of traditional music. Fresh fish and bread can also be bought in the port. For a great choice of shops and restaurants, take the scenic drive through the Foret de Carnoet into Clohars-Carnoet, or venture further to the charming market town of Quimperlé with its winding cobbled streets and half-timbered houses.

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This stretch of coastline around Rozenn boasts 150km of coastal paths and 100km of mountain bike circuits. There are many beautiful ports and historical sites to visit; from the walled city of Concarneau, the third largest fishing port in France; Pont Aven, favoured town of Gauguin and known for its delicious, buttery biscuits; to the fashionable town of Lorient which hosts a Celtic festival every August which is not to be missed. Enthusiasts of nature will enjoy exploring the forêt Domaniale de Carnoët on foot or on horseback. Many local restaurants offer Breton specialities on their menu, often based on seafood and shellfish. One of them is Le Kerfany, just under two miles from Rozenn, situated on the road to Bélon. In Bélon you must also try the exquisite crêpes from the Crêperie du Bélon by the port.