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Welcome to Ti-Laëz, a charming self-catering accommodation nestled within a traditional farmhouse. Ideal for a party of 2 to 4 people, our two holiday gites offer a peaceful retreat just 500m away from the historic fishing port, the mesmerizing sea, and the bustling town center, perfectly positioned between Concarneau and Quimper. Each gite boasts a lovely private garden, and guests are invited to explore our vast shared parkland. With prices ranging from 230€ to 500€ per week, Ti-Laëz promises an unforgettable vacation experience.Reviews
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- Sainte-Marine: Located on the opposite bank of the Odet River, Sainte-Marine is a charming coastal village known for its picturesque harbor, sandy beaches, and traditional Breton houses. Visitors can enjoy strolling along the waterfront, exploring the narrow streets, and dining at local seafood restaurants.
- Concarneau: Just a short drive away, Concarneau is a fortified town famous for its walled old town, known as the "Ville Close." This medieval town is a delight to explore, with its cobbled streets, historic buildings, boutiques, and art galleries. The town also boasts a beautiful fishing port and a lively market.
- Quimper: Situated approximately 15 kilometers inland, Quimper is the capital of the Finistère department. Known for its well-preserved medieval center, Quimper offers visitors a chance to admire its stunning cathedral, quaint half-timbered houses, and charming squares. The town is also famous for its traditional pottery, with the Henriot-Quimper factory being a popular attraction.
- Pointe du Raz: Located at the westernmost tip of Brittany, Pointe du Raz is a dramatic headland renowned for its rugged cliffs, crashing waves, and breathtaking coastal scenery. Visitors can take a leisurely hike along the well-marked trails, enjoy panoramic views from the observation points, and learn about the region's rich cultural heritage at the visitor center.
- Glénan Islands: A short boat ride away from La Forêt Fouesnant, the Glénan Islands are a group of small, uninhabited islands with crystal-clear turquoise waters resembling a tropical paradise. Perfect for nature lovers and water sports enthusiasts, the islands offer opportunities for swimming, snorkeling, sailing, and sunbathing on the pristine beaches.
- Locronan: Situated about 30 kilometers northeast of La Forêt Fouesnant, Locronan is a beautifully preserved medieval village that has earned the distinction of being one of the "Plus Beaux Villages de France" (most beautiful villages in France). Its well-preserved granite houses, winding streets, and charming squares make it a delightful place to wander and appreciate its historical and architectural heritage.
- Pont-Aven: Known as the "City of Painters," Pont-Aven is a lovely town nestled along the Aven River. Famous for its association with the art movement known as the "Pont-Aven School," visitors can explore the town's art galleries, follow in the footsteps of famous artists, and enjoy the scenic riverside walks.
- Locmariaquer: Located on the Gulf of Morbihan, Locmariaquer is a picturesque coastal village known for its ancient megalithic sites. Visitors can discover the impressive dolmens, menhirs, and tumuli, including the famous Table des Marchands. The village also offers beautiful beaches, seafood restaurants, and a charming harbor.
- Île de Batz: Situated off the coast of Roscoff, Île de Batz is a small, car-free island known for its lush gardens, sandy beaches, and tranquil atmosphere. Visitors can explore the island by foot or bicycle, visit the beautiful Jardin Georges Delaselle with its exotic plants, and enjoy panoramic views from the island's lighthouse. 10. Odet River Cruises: Embark on a scenic boat cruise along the Odet River, starting from nearby towns like Bénodet or Quimper. These cruises allow visitors to admire the picturesque riverbanks, lush landscapes, and elegant riverside mansions while learning about the region's history and wildlife from knowledgeable guides.