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Christel Caoudal94 Impasse de Kerfrès
Penmarch
29760
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Description for Gite
First floor: This gite features three bedrooms, two of which have two single beds and one with a double bed. There is also a toilet located on this floor.Ground floor: The kitchen is equipped with gas cooking, a dishwasher, microwave, freezer-refrigerator, and an oven. The living room offers a low table, television, and DVD player. Additionally, there are two bathrooms with showers, toilets, and one bedroom with a double bed.
Outside: The gite boasts a large, completely enclosed garden with an uncovered swimming pool equipped with an alarm. Guests can relax on the terrace with garden furniture and lounge chairs, and enjoy a barbecue. There is also a swing for children.
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Directions
To get to Penmarc'h from Quimper, follow the signs towards Pont l'Abbé at the four-way intersection. Once in Pont l'Abbé, take the transbigoudene (4 channel) road towards Pont l'Abbé Plomeur. Instead of going through Plomeur, continue towards Penmarc'h.
At the first roundabout in Penmarc'h, turn left at the first intersection. Keep going until you reach a stop sign, then turn left again. Look for an impasse on your left, next to a house at an angle. Continue along the impasse until you see an entry on your right with a sign for Key Holiday (it's the first house on the right).
At the first roundabout in Penmarc'h, turn left at the first intersection. Keep going until you reach a stop sign, then turn left again. Look for an impasse on your left, next to a house at an angle. Continue along the impasse until you see an entry on your right with a sign for Key Holiday (it's the first house on the right).
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Prices
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| Holiday Home | 6 | 550 | 1550 |  |
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Services
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Animals Allowed
Attractions
- Phare d'Eckmühl: Located in Penmarch, Phare d'Eckmühl is a striking lighthouse built in 1897. Standing at 65 meters tall, it offers stunning panoramic views of the coastline and the surrounding area.
- Pointe de la Torche: Situated just a short distance from Penmarch, Pointe de la Torche is a picturesque headland famous for its impressive waves and beautiful sandy beaches. It is a popular spot for surfing, kiteboarding, and windsurfing.
- Musée Haliotika: Located in Guilvinec, a neighboring town to Penmarch, Musée Haliotika is a fascinating museum dedicated to the history, culture, and techniques of fishing. Visitors can learn about the local fishing industry and even participate in interactive exhibits.
- Les Roches du Diable (Devil's Rocks): Located in Plouhinec, a nearby town, Les Roches du Diable is a unique geological formation consisting of large rocks shaped by the sea. The site offers breathtaking views and is perfect for nature lovers and hikers.
- Saint-Guénolé: Situated in Penmarch itself, Saint-Guénolé is a charming fishing village known for its quaint harbor, colorful fishing boats, and lively fish market. Visitors can explore the narrow streets, admire the traditional Breton architecture, and enjoy fresh seafood.
- Pont l'Abbé: Located approximately 10 kilometers inland from Penmarch, Pont l'Abbé is a historic town known for its medieval castle and charming old quarter. The town is famous for its traditional Breton festivals, such as the Fête des Brodeuses, which showcases local embroidery.
- Quimper: Situated around 30 kilometers northeast of Penmarch, Quimper is the capital city of the Finistère department. Known for its well-preserved medieval center, stunning Gothic cathedral, and charming riverside setting, Quimper offers a rich cultural experience.
- Odet River: Flowing through Quimper, the Odet River is a picturesque waterway surrounded by lush greenery and historic landmarks. Visitors can enjoy boat trips along the river, discovering the beautiful countryside and passing by charming villages.
- Île-Tudy: Located on a small island just off the coast from Penmarch, Île-Tudy is a charming fishing village with narrow streets, traditional houses, and a peaceful atmosphere. Visitors can enjoy strolling along the waterfront, exploring the sandy beaches, and trying local seafood. 10. Locronan: Situated approximately 40 kilometers northeast of Penmarch, Locronan is a beautifully preserved medieval town. It is known for its well-preserved granite houses, cobbled streets, and a rich cultural heritage. Locronan has served as a filming location for several movies due to its picturesque charm.