Gîte for 2–3 people, 350 m from the beaches via a walking path, next to an 18-hole golf course

Gite of 43 m2 for 2/3 pers. in a stone house 350 m from the beaches
In a Breton village made up of stone farmhouses, grouped around a 16th century chapel, a comfortable rental of 43 m2 fully equipped. Adjoining the 18-hole maritime golf course of Ploemeur. 350 meters from the beaches by a pedestrian path. 6 km from the city of Lorient and the inter-Celtic festival. 1 km from the small shops of the fort bloqué and 5 km from the town of Ploemeur. All water sports can be practiced on the 15 beaches of the coast, as well as hiking and horseback riding 3 km away. Calm of the stay guaranteed.
The city of Lorient offers all urban leisure activities.
On the first floor a large living room for meals, a fully equipped kitchen, with washing machine and dishwasher. Outdoor terrace with garden furniture. Upstairs, a bedroom with a double bed, plus extra bed. A shower room with toilet and a sink. Electric underfloor heating, independent with thermostat adjustable by travelers at an additional cost for the months of April, May and November. Since Covid travelers must bring their sheets. However, for travelers who come by plane they can be provided on request for 18 € per set. The accommodation must be returned cleaning done as found on arrival. A cleaning service at the end of the stay is offered for travelers who wish it.
Another rental for 4/5 people is in the same place.
Saint Jude is located in the commune of Ploemeur, from the Breton Plo (parish) and Meur (large)
Numerous megalithic monuments attest to human presence as early as the Neolithic period in Ploemeur. In 1666, the Compagnie des Indes settled on the Faouedic moorland belonging to Ploemeur. The city of Lorient, whose suburbs remained Ploemeur until 1791, developed there. Until the end of the revolution.
In the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, activities related to fishing, particularly sardines, were very important. During the Second World War, the Lann-Bihoué aerodrome was built at the behest of the Germans. Ploemeur is a popular tourist destination with its beaches, creeks, and the ports of Lomener and Kerroc'h. The 60 km of footpaths allow you to discover chapels, megaliths, stone villages, etc. Numerous pedestrian-cycling routes along the coast and inland are available to hikers.
The town also has a golf course overlooking the sea and a large leisure pool. It is home to high-tech companies at the Soye Technology Park. At the medical level, the Kerpape rehabilitation centre is also very famous.
To see:
• The Ter pond, a green space built around 2 ponds.
• Fort Bloqué (1748): the fort's battery was built to prevent an attack by the English. It was sold in 1967, and renovated in the 70s.
• Saint-Pierre church in the downtown: the first very simple construction of 1037 was modified two centuries later.
• Historical monuments and typical sites: chapel, fountains and washhouses of Saint-Maudé from the seventeenth century, Divit village, Megaliths.
• Beaches: each beach has its own specificity: Fort-Bloqué for the waves, Kerroc'h, Lomener, le Congregant for its creeks.... To meet the fishermen, the typical port of Lomener is worth a visit.
To experience:
• Thursdays in Ploemeur: from June to the end of August, from 7 p.m., crafts, musical entertainment.
• Chapel and arts activities: exhibitions combining art and heritage discovery are organized in various chapels in the town.
And also by crossing the harbour by electric boat the citadel Vauban Museum in Port Louis.
Here are some videos.... Copy the links and paste them into the search bar of your browser
1/Video on Ploemeur: https://youtu.be/HZSUnUMnRPg
2/Video on the Lorient region: https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x47gpg
3/Site of the Ploemeur town hall: https://www.ploemeur.com/visiter/a-voir/ploemeur/
4/De the other side of the Laïta the land of the rias:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4QoI1igdagU
5/ Find a beach in the region:
https://www.lorientbretagnesudtourisme.fr/fr/immanquables/pl