Holiday home Ferienhaus in Meernähe Telgruc-sur-MerTelgruc-sur-Mer - Brittany - France (FR-49940)

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Located just 500m from the sea in the Bay of Douarnenez. Light-flooded, modern bungalow with a sheltered, covered terrace. The sunny property leaves plenty of space for playing, romping and also for cozy barbecues. In addition to the living area and the two bedrooms on the ground floor, the spacious sleeping loft on the first floor offers plenty of space for the kids. You can explore the entire Crozon peninsula, the popular seaside resort of Morgat, the colorful fishing port of Camaret, the cliffs of the Pointe de Pen Hir and the Cap de la Chèvre on the GR 34 coastal hiking trail, which passes directly 300 m away.

The small town is located at the beginning of the Crozon Peninsula, on the south coast, on the Bay of Douarnenez. Its 1.3 km long, wide sandy beach is particularly popular with families. There is parking and a small beach bar for a snack in between. At the end of the beach there is a sailing school with a wide range of activities, even small children can start sailing here.

Activities nearby : We recommend a visit to the former sardine port of Douarnenez, with its numerous pubs and specialty restaurants. On the way you should definitely visit the medieval village of Locronan, which is one of the most beautiful villages in France and has been the setting for numerous films. For children and recreational athletes there is plenty of variety on site: surfing, kayaking, kite surfing or even water skiing, sand yachting, climbing, archery and bike rental. In Crozon there is a maze, a paintball facility, a high ropes course and from Menez-Hom you can go hang gliding. The coastal area at Morgat is known for the rock formations and grottos. Smaller ones are located to the north of the beach, on the border with Portzic Beach. You can easily reach them on foot - but only at low tide. However, the much more beautiful are the large caves. They lie to the south, beyond the pine-covered promontory B

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