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Le Branchu David23 rue de Courdiec
Carnac
56340
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These high-quality rooms were designed and adorned with inspiration from various banks around the world. Located in the charming village of Carnac, just 1.5km from beautiful beaches and a short walk from the Megalithic sites, these rooms offer everything you need for a comfortable stay. Each room is equipped with modern amenities such as a TV, DVD player, and a comfortable 160x200 bed. Additionally, a small kitchen with a fridge and microwave is available for your convenience. The "Rivages" Rooms are perfectly situated near the stunning Gulf of Morbihan, as well as the neighboring towns of La Trinité sur Mer, Quiberon, Belle-ile en Mer, Houat, and Houedic.Reviews
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Directions
If you are coming from the N165 freeway (Paris / Rennes), follow the signs towards Quiberon when you reach Auray. At the first roundabout (rond point du purgatoire), take the road towards Carnac. Once you enter Carnac, continue straight until you reach the chapel square (with the church in front of you). Take the street on the right that runs alongside the church, and then take the first right onto Saint Cornély Street. Immediately after passing the pharmacy, turn right again. You are now on Courdiec Street.
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- Carnac Stones (Les Alignements de Carnac): Located just a short distance from your address, the Carnac Stones are a collection of ancient megalithic monuments dating back to prehistoric times. This archaeological site is famous for its rows of standing stones, dolmens, and burial mounds, making it a fascinating and mysterious attraction.
- Carnac Beach (Plage de Carnac): Situated along the coast of the Gulf of Morbihan, Carnac Beach is a beautiful sandy beach popular among tourists and locals alike. With its clear blue waters and stunning views, it provides a perfect spot for relaxation, sunbathing, and water activities like swimming and windsurfing.
- Musee de Prehistoire de Carnac: This museum is dedicated to the prehistoric heritage of the region and houses an impressive collection of artifacts, including tools, weapons, and pottery. Visitors can learn about the history and culture of the area and gain insights into the lives of the people who inhabited it thousands of years ago.
- Tumulus Saint-Michel: Located near the Carnac Stones, the Tumulus Saint-Michel is a burial mound dating back to the Neolithic period. Visitors can explore the chamber inside the mound and learn about the ancient burial practices of the area.
- Quiberon Peninsula: Situated just a short drive from Carnac, the Quiberon Peninsula is known for its stunning coastal landscapes and picturesque villages. Visitors can enjoy scenic walks along the cliffs, relax on the sandy beaches, or explore the charming town of Quiberon with its shops, restaurants, and lively atmosphere.
- La Trinite-sur-Mer: A charming coastal town located nearby, La Trinite-sur-Mer is renowned as a sailing destination. It offers a vibrant marina, beautiful beaches, and a chance to witness various sailing events throughout the year. Visitors can enjoy seafood at waterfront restaurants or take boat trips to nearby islands.
- Vannes: A historic city located approximately 30 kilometers from Carnac, Vannes is known for its well-preserved medieval city walls, charming old town, and picturesque harbor. The city offers a wealth of cultural and historical attractions, including the Cathedral of Saint-Pierre, the Chateau de l'Hermine, and the Vannes Fine Arts Museum.
- Locmariaquer: Situated on the Gulf of Morbihan, Locmariaquer is a small coastal village famous for its rich archaeological heritage. Visitors can explore the Megalithic Complex, which includes the Table des Marchands, the Er Grah Tumulus, and the famous Broken Menhir. The village also offers beautiful beaches and a delightful waterfront promenade.
- Port-Louis Citadel: Located across the bay from Lorient, the Port-Louis Citadel is a 17th-century fortress that now houses a maritime museum. Visitors can explore the fortifications, learn about the naval history of the region, and enjoy panoramic views of the bay from the citadel's ramparts. 10. Quiberon Bay: Stretching along the coast, Quiberon Bay is a picturesque bay known for its scenic beauty, crystal-clear waters, and diverse marine life. It offers opportunities for sailing, fishing, and water sports, as well as boat trips to explore the nearby islands, such as Belle-Île-en-Mer and Houat.