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Address:
Gourm13 Route de Mézancou
Lanildut
29840
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Mary Frances and John will warmly welcome you to their charming establishment, featuring three rooms adorned with original decor. Indulge in a delightful breakfast served by the cozy granite fireplace, accompanied by delectable homemade jam. Outside, a tranquil walled garden awaits, offering a serene oasis of lush greenery.Reviews
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Directions
Proceed through the village of Lanildut in the direction of Porspoder. When you reach the end of the town, locate the second road on your right. This road can be found at No. 13 Mézancou road, close to the water tower.
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Attractions
- Phare de Trézien (Trézien Lighthouse): Located on the Pointe de Trézien, this iconic lighthouse offers stunning panoramic views of the Brittany coastline. Visitors can climb to the top for a breathtaking lookout over the Atlantic Ocean.
- Musée Mémoires 39-45 (Museum of Memories 39-45): Situated in Lanildut, this museum showcases the history and memories of World War II. It exhibits various artifacts, photographs, and documents that provide insights into the local resistance movement and the German occupation.
- Plage de Porz Gwenn (Porz Gwenn Beach): Just a short distance from Lanildut, this beautiful sandy beach is ideal for a relaxing day by the sea. With its crystal-clear waters and picturesque surroundings, it offers a peaceful and scenic spot to unwind.
- Maison des Abers (House of Abers): Located in the nearby town of Saint-Pabu, this traditional Breton house has been transformed into a museum dedicated to the natural and cultural heritage of the Abers region. It features exhibitions on local flora, fauna, and traditional crafts.
- Phare de l'Île Vierge (Île Vierge Lighthouse): Considered the tallest stone lighthouse in the world, the Île Vierge Lighthouse is a remarkable sight. Situated on a small island near Plouguerneau, it offers guided tours that allow visitors to explore its fascinating history and enjoy breathtaking views.
- Jardin Exotique de Roscoff (Roscoff Exotic Garden): Located in the charming town of Roscoff, this unique garden showcases a wide variety of exotic plants and flowers from around the world. It provides a tranquil environment for a leisurely stroll and offers stunning views of the sea.
- Plage de Porspaul (Porspaul Beach): Situated in Ploudalmézeau, this sandy beach is known for its calm and serene atmosphere. It is a popular spot for beachcombing, picnicking, and water sports such as kayaking and paddleboarding.
- Maison des Johnnies et de l'Oignon de Roscoff (House of Johnnies and Roscoff Onion): Located in Roscoff, this museum tells the story of the famous Roscoff onions and the "Johnnies" who traditionally sold them in the UK. Visitors can learn about the history, cultivation, and export of these renowned onions.
- Pointe Saint-Mathieu (Saint-Mathieu Point): Situated near Plougonvelin, this picturesque headland features the ruins of an ancient abbey and a lighthouse. It offers breathtaking views of the rugged coastline and is a popular spot for coastal walks and birdwatching. 10. Aquarium Océanopolis: Located in Brest, this impressive aquarium complex houses a wide range of marine species from different habitats, including tropical, polar, and temperate waters. Visitors can explore various themed pavilions and learn about the diverse marine ecosystems of the world.