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Frederic BarrandonNombrat
Moelan Sur Mer
29350
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Description for B&B:
We have 2 spacious bedrooms located on the second floor of a charming neo Breton house. Each room is equipped with a comfortable bed that can accommodate 2 people. The bathroom and toilet facilities are shared between the two rooms.In addition to the cozy sleeping arrangements, each room is furnished with a television for your entertainment. You will also find coffee and tea making facilities available for your convenience.
Outside, you can enjoy our lovely garden and make use of the boules court and barbecue area. Private parking is provided for your convenience.
For nature enthusiasts, there is a hiking trail (GR 34) just 600 meters away. The sea is also within close proximity, only 600 meters away, while the nearest beach is a short 5 kilometers away. If you need to pick up any essentials, shops are conveniently located 3.5 kilometers away.
Our prices per night include a delicious breakfast to start your day off right. For two people, the rate is 50 units, while for solo travelers, the rate is 45 units.
Our friendly staff is fluent in both English and French, ensuring clear communication during your stay.
We are open all year round and have a capacity to accommodate up to 4 people.
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Attractions
- Port de Doëlan: Located in the village of Doëlan, this picturesque port offers stunning views of traditional fishing boats, colorful houses, and beautiful cliffs. Visitors can enjoy a leisurely stroll along the harbor, watch fishermen at work, or dine at one of the waterfront restaurants.
- Le Pouldu Beach: Situated just a short distance from Nombrat, Le Pouldu Beach is a charming sandy beach surrounded by rocky cliffs. It offers a peaceful and natural setting for sunbathing, swimming, and picnicking. The beach also attracts art enthusiasts as it was a favorite spot of renowned painters such as Gauguin and Monet.
- The Chapel of Saint-Cado: Located on a small island in the Belon River, this enchanting chapel is accessible via a stone bridge. The idyllic setting and the unique architecture of the chapel make it a popular spot for photographers and nature lovers. Visitors can explore the island, enjoy the tranquility, and learn about the local legends surrounding the chapel.
- Pont-Aven: A charming town known as an artists' haven, Pont-Aven offers a delightful blend of natural beauty and art history. Visitors can wander through the picturesque streets lined with art galleries, visit the Musée de Pont-Aven to admire works by famous artists, or simply enjoy the riverside scenery and sample local Breton cuisine.
- Quimperlé: Situated on the banks of the Laïta River, Quimperlé is a historic town with a rich architectural heritage. It features a medieval quarter with narrow streets, half-timbered houses, and a beautiful abbey. Visitors can explore the town's charming shops, visit the Sainte-Croix Church, or take a leisurely boat trip along the river.
- Concarneau: Located on the coast, Concarneau is a fortified town famous for its ancient walled city known as the "Ville Close." Visitors can stroll through the narrow streets of the Ville Close, explore the ramparts, and visit the fishing port to witness the daily catch. The town also offers beautiful beaches, a museum, and a variety of seafood restaurants.
- Lorient: A vibrant city with a rich maritime history, Lorient is home to several interesting attractions. Visitors can explore the submarine base, now transformed into a cultural center called La Base, which hosts concerts, exhibitions, and festivals. Lorient also offers beautiful beaches, a naval museum, and the Eric Tabarly Sailing Museum.
- Quimper: Situated on the Odet River, Quimper is the cultural and historical capital of Brittany. The city is known for its well-preserved medieval center, including the stunning Gothic-style Quimper Cathedral and the charming old quarter of Locmaria. Visitors can also explore the Musée des Beaux-Arts, stroll along the river, and discover the local pottery tradition. These attractions near Nombrat, Moelan Sur Mer offer a mix of coastal beauty, historical sites, cultural experiences, and artistic inspiration for travelers to enjoy.