Brittany, lying in the west-northwest corner of France, is one of the historic provinces of France. Stunning coastal landscapes and turquoise waters make beaches in this region a must-visit!

It is home to many historic that punctuate the dramatic landscape and are a marker of its rich medieval heritage. For archaeology enthusiasts, visiting one of these sites will feel like instantly stepping into another world.

Gourmands will be delighted! Famous crêpes to try, seafood to enjoy, and great wines to taste. To enjoy themselves in the local gastronomy, a must-do for food lovers!

With its turquoise and calm waters, numerous fine sandy beaches and lavish villas, Saint Lunaire is a perfect destination to explore the Emerald Coast!

This charming and comfortable house is surrounded by nature. The property welcomes visitors to enjoy a tranquil and peaceful location surrounded by a vast garden with trees and flowers.

The rooms feature a classic and beautiful countryside style.
Each differs by design and colour, keeping the French rustic atmosphere and spirit.

A large and spacious kitchen is perfect for enjoying meals with family or friends. Living room areas are ample and comfortable, featuring a wooden and colourful decor that enhances the welcoming and homely atmosphere.

Outdoor spaces offer guests their private tennis court, ideal for enjoying some sports while having a great holiday!

Walking along the coast following the GR34 is the most stimulating way to capture the spirit of Brittany, which affords a fantastic view of the magnificent Fort la Latte, sits on a cliff of pink granite and overlooks the sea. Various films have been shot here, like The Vikings, with Kirk Douglas in the leading role.

A short drive from your property, you will reach Dinard, the city hosting the famous British film festival. Situated on the estuary of the Rance and opposite the walled town of Saint-Malo, the most British of Brittany's resorts, with its Belle Époque villas and stripy beach tents, is like taking a trip back to the 19th century. Situated very close to Dinard Golf Club, one of the oldest golf courses in continental Europe, with gorses and brooms, moors and dunes, cliffs and strands, you will enjoy the proximity to the beach, from which you will appreciate the view and the beauty of the bay, from Saint-Malo to Cap Fréhel.