Charming Breton stone house in a quiet area of historic Cancale, without vis-à-vis, 3 minutes walk from the shops and 4 minutes from the port of Cancale. <br>On the ground floor, you will find a living room, living room with wood stove (logs not provided) and an open fitted kitchen. At the back of the house, on the garden side, an office offering additional sleeping space (sofa bed 140x200) and bathroom (shower, toilet, washing machine). <br>Upstairs, there are two bedrooms: one with 1 double bed (160x200) and the other with 2 single beds (90x190) that can be pushed together, and a 2nd bathroom (shower, toilet).<br>Television and WIFI included.<br>A small terrace is located at the front of the house and a garden at the back (garden table and barbecue).<br>On the heights of the port of La Houle, we will give you the best addresses to taste oysters, seafood and fish. <br><br>Cleaning will be done before and after your stay. It can be done during your stay for an additional fee. (60 € per visit) <br>Sheets, towels, rugs and tea towels are provided and beds will be made on arrival. (18 € per person).<br> GOOD TO KNOW<br>• Check-in time: from 2 p.m.<br>• Check-out time: before 10:00 am<br>• Security Deposit: €400.00<br>• Pets NOT allowed <br>• Events and parties NOT allowed<br>• NON-smoking establishment<br><br>On site you will find a welcome booklet containing the hikes not to be missed, the most beautiful beaches, bike rides without forgetting the places to visit.<br>The house is an ideal starting point to Saint-Malo, Mont Saint-Michel, the Wild Emerald Coast with its most beautiful beaches. <br>Hiking or cycling<br>Hiking and cycling routes<br>The Cancale nautical centre is located in the small bay of Port-Mer (Courses, Equipment rentals, supervised walks, Private lessons)<br>Scuba diving: Many dive sites accessible to all levels: Discovery dives and first dives, exploration dives, wreck dives, training courses<br>Beaches<br>There are 6 beaches in Cancale, the most interesting are located to the north of the centre in the continuity of the beaches of Saint Coulomb.<br>You can swim there at low tide but they are subject to the prevailing winds (generally weak in summer). The beaches near the city centre are better protected but the sea recedes far away at low tide (bay of Mont St Michel, you can swim there only at high tide).<br>From the nearby Pointe du Grouin, the panorama of Cap Fréhel and Granville is unforgettable. You can also see the Chausey Islands and the Landes Island which is an ornithological reserve.<br><br>The beach of the Petit Port de Cancale<br>The beach of Le Verger <br>Saussaye Beach<br>The beach of Port Mer is located north of Cancale at the tip of Chatry.<br>Port Picain Beach <br>Abri des Flots beach with its natural swimming pool<br><br>The Emerald Coast<br>The Emerald Coast stretches from the Pointe du Grouin, in Cancale, to Cap Fréhel, in Plévenon over nearly 40 kilometres.<br>To the east, there is the superb bay of Mont Saint-Michel, to the west, it is the bay of Saint-Brieuc which borders the Emerald Coast.<br>Cancale: Oyster farms & seaside resort <br>The Pointe du Grouin: annual starting point of the Route du Rhum.<br>Saint-Malo, the Corsair City<br>Saint-Suliac, an authentic village <br>Dinan: medieval town is entirely surrounded by ramparts.<br>Dinard, the seaside resort of the Belle Époque<br>Saint-Cast-le-Guildo<br>Saint-Jacut-de-la-mer <br>Cap Fréhel, its pink sandstone cliffs and its ornithological reserve<br>Le Fort La Latte<br>Horse riding<br>All year round activities such as:<br>