Welcome to TY KREC'H, an adorable traditional Breton house nestled in the peaceful hamlet of Kernon Armor, in Moëlan-sur-Mer, in the heart of South Finistère.
With its exposed stone walls, wooden beams and warm atmosphere, this house is ideal for recharging your batteries near the ocean.
You are ideally located to discover one of the most beautiful areas of South Finistère, between nature, heritage and coastline.
More than 20 km of wild coastline with coves, cliffs and beaches.
The beaches of Kerfany-les-Pins, Trénez and the small coves offer swimming, fishing on foot and relaxation.
The typical ports of Brigneau, Merrien and Le Bélon seduce with their authenticity and landscapes.
About 140 km of marked trails for hiking and mountain biking.
The famous GR34 (customs path) runs along the coast with panoramas remarkable islands on the ocean.
Numerous circuits allow you to explore woods, estuaries and the Breton countryside.
Ancient chapels such as Saint-Philibert.
Dolmens, menhirs and covered alleys bear witness to a human occupation dating back several thousand years.
Traditional villages and small ports of character.PGJyPgPGJyPg
Le Belon is world famous for its flat oysters.
Many local producers offering seafood, fish fresh and Breton specialities.
Crêperies and restaurants showcasing local products.
Less than 30 minutes
Pont-Aven: famous city of painters, its art galleries and museum.
Quimperlé: historic town at the confluence of three rivers.
Clohars-Carnoët: Saint-Maurice abbey, national forest and Pouldu beaches.
Concarneau: its fortified walled town and its fishing port.
Lorient: the City of Sailing and links to the island de Groix.
Possible activities
Hiking and cycling
Kayaking, paddleboarding and sailing
Boat trips
Fishing on foot
Bird watching
Discovery of Breton markets and local producers
Cultural visits and museums.
The highlights of Kernon Armor
The hamlet benefits from a quiet environment, just a few minutes from the beaches and coastal paths. It is a great starting point to discover South Finistère without being in a highly urbanised area. It combines the tranquility of the Breton countryside with quick access to water activities, natural sites and nearby tourist towns.