"In the region you can discover the rich inland sea of the Golfe du Morbihan
(in Breton Mer = sea, bihan = little), the striking cliffs of the cote
sauvage, pretty beaches and bays, medieval towns and churches”.
The Local Area near
to Our Brittany Gites and Chambres D'Hôte
La Chenaie gites and cottage, with a choice of self catering rental or bed
and breakfast holiday accommodation and a perfect place to relax or from
which to explore Southern Brittany, a rich and varied region with something
for everyone, including

View of Our Gites
and Chambres D'Hote in Brittany with Swimming Pool
Vannes – with its old town and port,
aquarium, butterfly house, boat trips around the inland sea of the Gulf of
Morbihan and across to Ile aux Moines and Ile d’Arz. Market day Wednesday
and Saturday
Auray – with its old port of St Goustan and market day Monday
mornings.
Quiberon – Peninsula, with nice beaches one side and the cote sauvage
the other. From Quiberon you can take the boat to Belle Ile where you can
hire mobylettes and bikes to tour this beautiful island;
Carnac – with its mysterious megalithic standing stones, pretty
beaches and Sunday market.
Camors Adventure park for adults and children.
Quimper – center of the famous potteries and its Musee des Beaux Arts
Pont Scorff with its Zoo and the Coeur des Métiers d’Art presenting
the work of a number of artisans, including jewellery, glass, leather and
pottery artists;
Guidel Plages and Larmor Plage are the closest beaches and
then there is Erdeven, Etel, Carnac Plage, St Colombon and Kervillen. The
inlet of the Etel and for windsurfing, Le Pouldu.
St Nicholas des eaux on the River Blavet. Lovely riverside location
including Creperies and Restaurant.
In season there are boat trips and Canadian style canoes and kayaks for
hire.
Josselin – with its cobbled streets, the chateau and the Dolls Museum
Cartopole in Baud – a museum of postcards, which gives an excellent
insight in to Breton life and culture.
Pont Aven – where Gaugin and other painters found inspiration.
Art dans les Chapelles. July – September. Highly Recommended. A
circuit of chapels starting at St Nicodeme. Different artists are invited to
present one or more of his/her works that compliments a chapel.. A wonderful
way to discover the countryside and view some very interesting works by
modern artists.
It is well worth exploring the countryside of the River Blavet and further
inland where you can find pretty villages, old chapels and some lovely
views.
“The Blavet makes many meanders to find its way to the Atlantic, biding a
while for the pleasure of the river folk. You will see it slowly go around a
wooded hill, tumble over a weir, become impatient between lock gates, carry
the barges of the forges of Hennebont, quench the thirst of the horses of
the National Stud; play with the young canoeists of Lochrist, reflect the
gothic spires of the Chapel of St Nicodemus, grasp the springs of St Adrien
and nourish pike; trout and salmon.
The Blavet, the river that forges a link between Merlin and Poseidon.”

A Local Brittany
Golf Course and River
Some Useful Web links to find out more information on
what to see in the area
www.blavet.com
www.bretagne.com
www.artchapelles.com
“Excellent. If you find better let us know” Mr & Mrs S