Holiday Home for 7 persons in Santec Brittany

This house: TEC 201

TEC 201 - House 6-7 people

Sympathetic House, 3 miles outside of Santec, about 350 m from the sea and beautiful sandy beach of 'Le Dossen' away. Many walks in the woods about 100 meters away. Restaurant about 500 m. Enclosed by hedges, approximately 500 square-foot grassy plot with parking. Patio with garden furniture and transportable grill. Veranda with dining area. Well-maintained, friendly facility. Beautifully decorated living room with bright colors. Tiles, wood flooring and linoleum floors. Satellite TV (German channels). Washer, dryer. Electric heating.


Local service charges: Power according to consumption EUR 0.15 / kWh. Local tax. Resort tax. Deposit EUR 230 Cot / high chair just within the maximum number of persons, free of charge (order). Pets are not allowed.

TEC 201 4-room house, 2 floors, 130 sqm. Ground floor: entrance porch over. Living room with sofa, fireplace, dining area. Kitchen (1 plate, 3 burner, oven, microwave, dishwasher, small freezer, coffee maker, toaster). Storeroom. Bedroom with double Bed. Bad. Shower, sep.WC. Floor (wood-paneled roof): Double bedroom. Large triple with sink. Sep.WC.

SANTEC

Sympathetic expansive seafront resort, 4 km west of the seaside resort of Roscoff, 4 km north-west of the historic town of Saint Pol de Leon. Several beaches and beautiful coastal walks in the area. At the beautiful, long sandy beach of 'Le Dossen' water sports such as beach sailing, surfing and water skiing. Shops in town.

BRITTANY

Hundreds of miles of rugged coastline, elongated bright beaches and small bays, countless unspoilt fishing villages, ravines and on rocky outcrops overhanging heather, that's 'Armor - the land that is in front of the sea'. The 'Argoat - land of forests', the inner, green and gold Brittany, with numerous Flußadern, with gentle hills and valleys, is as much a fascinating appearance of Brittany. The land of constant change, the ceaseless struggle between the wind and rocks, the land of poets and legends, and their own idiosyncratic language, music and art, this Breton country exudes charm and magic and captures you in its spell. Which includes the departments of Brittany Ille-et-Vilaine, Côtes d'Armor, Finistère and Morbihan. The department of Loire-Atlantique is part of the historic Brittany, which is why we classify it here as well.

Depending on departure arrival in Germany on the highway Aachen - Liège - Paris and Saarbrücken - Metz - Reims - Paris. From Paris to Le Mans to Rennes. Some road tolls for passenger cars (as of 2011): Metz - Paris EUR 23 (330 miles), Valenciennes - Paris EUR 13 (220 km), Paris, Rennes - EUR 28 (270 km).

FINISTERE

End of the world, Finis terrae, the Romans called the western reaches of Brittany, where unite Armor, land of sea and Argoat, land of the forest. Finistère, which are more than 1000 km of varied coastline with picturesque bays, steep cliffs, long sandy beaches, fishing ports and a variety of offshore islands. The Finistère is also the land of the mysterious dolmens and menhirs, the many figures Calvaire, the magnificent chapels and bell towers. The interior is rich agricultural land of beautiful landscapes with meadows and heathland, woodland and intensively used. Along the north coast of Finistere is lined with many beautiful sandy beaches, often charmingly situated between towering granite stones. Popular beaches can be found among others at Cléder, Plouescat and Brignogan-Plage. Worth seeing is the archaic in the extreme north-east of Morlaix Finistere and meerumschlossene fortress 'Château du Taureau' in the bay. Located 20 km north-west of Morlaix, the former bishop's town of St. Pol de Leon with a 77 m high bell tower and the picturesque port of Roscoff. West of Plouguerneau a varied coastline with stretches far into the country reaching tidal estuaries, the so-called Abers. But the coast is lonely dunes, spectacular coastal walks and sheltered sandy bays. Particularly scenically beautiful section of coast between Landunvez and Trémazan. The westernmost point of mainland France is the 'Pointe de Corse', a 50 m high, steep cliff, 30 miles west of Brest. In the heart of Finistère rise the Montagnes Noires and the Monts d'Arrée, two high ridges that are part of the natural park 'Parc Régional d'Armorique' are. Beautiful, often promising paths lead through the park. From its highest peak, the Menez Hom (330 m), offers a magnificent panorama. North of the Monts d'Arrée 'concentrate the most impressive' Enclos paroissiaux '(walled parishes with churchyard ossuary and Calvaire). In comparison to the harsh, often primitive beauty of the southern North-Finistère Finistère is softer and lighter. A mild, sunny climate lends the south coast almost Mediterranean flair, making it a popular holiday destination. Even the romantic coastline in the west, attract many visitors. Among the most famous landscapes of Brittany is one of the Crozon Peninsula, between the Rade de Brest and the bay of Douarnenez. It also applies when Brittany 'in miniature', as they gathered much of what belongs to the most beautiful and typical of this area: steep cliff coasts with strong surf, rocks embedded in sand beaches, spectacular scenery. In three directions, the rise of Espagnols Felsenkaps Pointe, Pointe de Pen-Hir and Cap de la Chèvre, which results in beautiful panoramic views. At the Pointe de Dinan wind and waves have formed a rock arch. South of the peninsula stretches the Crozon headland Cap Sizun into the Atlantic. At its head lies the spectacular Pointe du Raz, a powerful, up to 70 m high mountain ridge, one of the main attractions of Brittany. The brandungsumtobte, steep cliff along dizzy precipices can explore with a guide Pointe de Raz werden.Die encloses the northern Van de Pointe a legendary sandy bay, the Bay of Trépassés. You can also visit the bird sanctuary on the northern flank of Goulien Cap Sizun (visits April to August). Southeast of the bustling port city Audierne opens the widely held Audierne bay with endless beaches, low dunes, which extend over 25 km to the Pointe de Penmarch. The subsequent Côte de Cornwall, is characterized by atmospheric fishing ports and seaside resorts attractive, idyllic river landscapes and beautiful beaches that are protected here as the beaches to the open Atlantic. All along the south coast there are numerous water sports and leisure activities. Especially great is the offer in the bustling seaside resort of Benodet, ranging from the bicycle rental on boat trips to the casino. Popular cruises on the Odet river or to the Glénan islands are removed a bird paradise and a Mecca for scuba diving and sailing, 20 km from the mainland. In Pont l'Abbé, the capital of the Pays Bigouden tradition-minded, two museums about Breton history. Worth seeing is the old port town of Concarneau with its old town surrounded by ramparts and its lively weekly market (Friday morning) and the small town of Pont Aven, in the last century, settled a colony of artists led by Paul Gauguin. The finest beaches in the Côte de Cornwall at Ile Tudy, between Benodet and Beg-Meil and Mousterlin. Of particular charm is the capital of Finistère, Quimper, with its well-preserved half-timbered houses several museums and a large Breton culture festival in July (Festival de Cornwall, 24.07.-07.29.2012).