Sea view from the port of Loquémeau to Trébeurden,
The setting is green. The beach of Pors Mellec at 250m is quiet and family-friendly and the GR34 hiking trail is only 150m away
This large cottage, located on the ground floor, behind its garden, is completely independent and the insulation is perfect between this accommodation and the ground floor where we live very discreetly
There are large and numerous bay windows that ensure exceptional light and the beautiful sea view from which we also benefit from the 36m2 terrace
At Les Dauphins there is a large living room, with
a living room equipped with two sofas and armchairs surrounding a handcrafted coffee table,
a dining table and 6 chairs,
a library, a table football.
There are three bedrooms One on the sea side has a bed of 140, bedside tables, a large storage unit and an armchair, The other two bedrooms communicate One has a bed of 140, a desk, a chair a chest of drawers an armchair, the other has two beds of 90, a small storage unit and 2 seats
The well-equipped fitted kitchen opens onto a dining area, and on the popular terrace which has a wooden table and six chairs, a barbecue and relaxing seating, the palisade ensures safety for children
In the entrance of the accommodation there is a wardrobe, toilet with toilet unit The bathroom has a bathtub
The price is lower than that of a mobile home for six in a neighbouring campsite that is not classified
In addition to swimming, many water activities are possible (sailing, sand yachting, sea kayaking, windsurfing, scuba diving...) as well as fishing on foot, at sea and in the river. A horse riding club is also very popular Our holidaymakers are hard at work for beautiful hikes on the coastal path, or in the Plestin countryside Halfway between Roscoff and Bréhat you can easily discover the Pink Granite Coast and the bay of Morlaix... What exceptional seascapes! Renowned sites in inland Brittany are not far away such as the Chaos of Huelgoat.
A stay in Pors Mellec will also be an opportunity to discover a quality architectural and historical heritage: Cairn de Barnenez, the largest in Europe, menhirs, covered alleys, Gallo-Roman baths, castles and manors, cities of character, parish enclosures, churches, chapels, parish enclosures.
The Plestin region also offers many cultural activities: concerts, festivals, exhibitions, Breton dances.
