Single-story bungalow

Single-story detached house for rent, sleeps 4–5 people (2 adults and 3 teenagers or 4 adults), fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher, oven, and microwave;
living room; 2 bedrooms: 2 double beds and a single bunk bed.
Gas central heating.
Flat-screen TV, no internet.
Walk-in shower.
Washing machine.
Includes linens (sheets, bath towels, dish towels), tableware for meals (plates, cutlery, glasses, etc.), and kitchen utensils (pots, pans, etc.)
Large terrace with patio furniture, barbecue, and private parking.

The house is near the Naval Academy and the Naval Air Base (BAN); there may be occasional helicopter flyovers.

The Crozon Peninsula, with its magnificent, unspoiled landscapes, offers numerous hiking opportunities and a variety of activities.
The peninsula consists of protected natural areas and is part of the Armorique Regional Nature Park.
Lanvéoc is very popular with hikers who are familiar with the three trails that allow you to explore the village and its surroundings.
Take the Rade Trail, for example, near Tal-ar-Groas and on the hills above Lanvéoc, for a pleasant walk between land and sea.
It’s impossible not to admire the region’s many menhirs; take the Poulmic trail to discover the area’s most famous one, the Kerzuelet menhir, a true local curiosity.
Lanvéoc Beach is popular and pleasant.
The most beautiful view is undoubtedly the one from the tip of Pen ar Vir, offering a panoramic view of Brest Harbor.
Also worth doing: a short trip to the Fort de Lanvéoc, perched on its rock, and the Grande Grève, which attracts fishermen and vacationers alike.

The rugged coastline of the Plougastel Peninsula also offers unforgettable scenery, best explored on foot or by donkey—the symbol of the Crozon Peninsula!