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Chambers of Kerael have been welcoming guests since May 2014 in a quaint village on the beautiful Crozon peninsula. It is a perfect place for hikers looking to take a rural break along the GR34 trail. However, even if you're not a hiker, you can still indulge in the tranquil ambiance of this village, which is part of the Lanvéoc municipality. Families with children will especially appreciate the free access to a charming small farm within the village. Here, kids can interact with ducks, rabbits, sheep, goats, and even donkeys, making their stay even more joyful.Reviews
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| B&B (2 pers.) |
1 | 302 | 302 | OUI | |||||||||||
| B&B (3 pers.) |
1 | 60 | 75 | 1 | OUI | ||||||||||
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- Pointe de Dinan: Located at the western tip of Crozon Peninsula, Pointe de Dinan offers stunning panoramic views of the rugged coastline and the Atlantic Ocean. It is a popular spot for hiking and photography.
- Morgat Beach: Situated in the picturesque coastal village of Morgat, this sandy beach is perfect for sunbathing, swimming, and water sports. It is surrounded by restaurants, cafes, and shops, making it a bustling tourist spot.
- Cap de la Chèvre: A scenic headland on the Crozon Peninsula, Cap de la Chèvre is known for its breathtaking cliffs and coastal trails. Visitors can explore the area on foot and enjoy the beautiful views of the sea and the surrounding landscapes.
- Oceanopolis: Located in Brest, about 30 minutes away from Kerael, Oceanopolis is a popular aquarium and ocean discovery park. It features various marine ecosystems and species, making it an educational and entertaining attraction for both children and adults.
- Musée de la Marine: Situated in Brest, this maritime museum showcases the rich naval history of the region. Visitors can explore exhibitions featuring ship models, artifacts, and interactive displays, providing a fascinating insight into the area's maritime heritage.
- Camaret-sur-Mer: A charming fishing village near Crozon, Camaret-sur-Mer is known for its picturesque harbor and historical sites. Visitors can admire the 17th-century Vauban Tower, visit the nearby Tas de Pois rocks, or enjoy fresh seafood in one of the local restaurants.
- Brest Castle: Located in the heart of Brest, this medieval castle offers a glimpse into the city's past. It houses the National Maritime Museum, displaying maritime artifacts and exhibits. The castle also offers panoramic views of the harbor and the city.
- La Pointe St-Mathieu: Situated on the westernmost part of Brittany, La Pointe St-Mathieu is a headland with a lighthouse and an ancient abbey ruin. Visitors can explore the area, walk along the cliffs, and visit the lighthouse for stunning views of the coastline.
- Menez-Hom: Standing at 330 meters, Menez-Hom is the highest point in the Crozon Peninsula. It is a popular spot for hiking and paragliding, offering magnificent views of the surrounding landscapes, including the Bay of Douarnenez. 10. Locronan: A well-preserved medieval village, Locronan is known for its charming cobblestone streets, traditional Breton houses, and historic buildings. It has been featured in several movies due to its picturesque setting, making it a favorite among tourists.