Accomodation

Entrance door from garden to

Lounge - freeview english tv, dvd player, video player with selection of videos, cd player.

Kitchen/diner - fully equipped with fridge, gas hob, oven, microwave

Bedroom 1 - double room

Bedroom 2 - bunk beds with double bed on bottom and single on top

Separate wc

Bathroom - shower and washing machine

Local Information

The coastline of the Crozon Peninsula is one of the most varied and beautiful. The large white sandy beaches, small coves and picturesque ports and villages contrast with the high windswept cliff tops and fantastic coastal walks to the high point of the Cap de Chevre and the Pointe des Espanols

Finistere is a land of magical legends, religion, celtic music, art and food. There are many fest-noz or pardons during the year where you can celebrate and dance with the Bretons clad in their traditional costume and of course sample the local food and drink!!!!!

The largest pardon is on the old druid site situated near the historical town of Locronan (left) which also boasts many craft shops, restaurants and galleries.

Pont Aven - the city of painters is only a 40 minute drive and is the home of Paul Gaugin.

There are many coastal walks or cycles details of which can be obtained at the Tourist Information Centre on the seafront. Sea fishing trips and boat trips around the cliffs, caves and to the offshore islands are available at the ports of Morgat, Douarnenez and Audierne.

Pentrez Village is located around the sea front. There are a couple of bakeries and an alimentation where you can get basic provisions. There is a Spar supermarket 1km away in the village of St Nic and a larger supermarket at Plomodiern 4 kms away. The hypermarkets are located at Crozon, Chateaulin and Quimper.

There are several restaurants and bars in the village. During the summer, there is also a fast food van at the beach which serve a good burger. Plomodiern (4km) also has several restaurant and bars. My favourite nearby town is Morgat (19km). There is a marina, a large beach with kids club and sail/surf school, indoor swimming pool with slides and jacuzzi, restaurants and bars along the seafront. For those that like a little more nightlife there is also a disco!

This is an area for the active as well as those that just like to relax. There are many coastal walks or cycles details of which can be obtained at the Tourist Information Centre on the seafront. Watersports are very popular. There is a sand surf and kite surf school on the beach and several places in Morgat where you can hire sail boats, surfboards, bodyboards, canoes etc or takes lessons. Sea fishing trips and boat trips around the cliffs, caves and to the offshore islands are available at the ports of Morgat, Douarnenez and Audierne.

Brest, a 30 minute drive away, has two golf courses and many other attractions such as Oceanopolis, well worth a visit.

Prices and Availability 2009