Near the village of Ploeuc sur Lié, 25 km south of Saint Brieuc and within easy driving distance of beautiful sandy beaches at Val Andree, Erquy and Binic (approx 40 minutes away). Environment : Country setting, just 2.5 km from all amenities.

PLACES TO SEE:
St Brieuc. 25 km. Major city situated between the steep sided valleys of the River Gouedic to the east and the River Gouet to the west. Famous for its scallops.
Lamballe. 25 km. Medieval town, full of character, with many beautiful historic buildings and half-timbered houses. Home of the National Stud Farm, world famous for its stallions and as a centre of excellence for dressage. Also a famous weekly market.
St Quay Portrieux. 45 km. Popular seaside resort with busy marina and bustling fishing port.
Erquy. 50 km. Bustling fishing village with picturesque harbour and sought after seaside resort with no less than 10 beautiful, fine sandy beaches. Plenty of lovely fish restaurants.

THINGS TO DO:
Etang de Bosméléac, Allineuc. 12 km. Large lake with beach. Ideal for swimming, fishing, walking. Pedalo hire.
Kite Surfing school, St Brieuc. 25 km. Watersports. Learn to kite surf in all security with a pro (Tadeg Normand broke the sand yachting speed world record in 2000). The school offers introduction lessons as well as 3, 9 or 18-hour courses using the best equipment.
Golf La Crinière, Lamballe. 25 km. Golf course. 9 holes Par 36 - 2780m. Designed by one of the best architects of French golf courses, it is a fine 9 hole course and is intended to be challenging but not impossible for high handicapped players. Woodland setting, in the grounds of a 17th century castle providing a lovely environment for a game of golf.
Indian Forest Bretagne, Morieux. 30 km. Tree top adventure park. Tree top trails and aerial walkways. 6 trails of different level. Great fun for the whole family.

FURTHER AFIELD:
St Cast le Guildo. 55 km. Small but lively seaside resort with an impressive 7 beaches and secret inlets. A paradise to water fanatics with a multitude of activities and water sports available to all. Also beautiful views of the Emerald Coast and Cap Fréhel and ideal for delightful coastal walks.
Cap Fréhel. 60 km. Peninsula offering stunning views over the Côte d'Émeraude into the Golfe de Saint-Malo. The most spectacular cliffs and undulating terrain covered in moorland and marshes make it a favourite hotspot for both locals and tourists.
Dinan. 65 km. Quaint medieval town situated along the banks of the River Rance. The beautifully preserved town boasts a castle, narrow cobbled streets and old timbered buildings. Definitely worth a visit.
Ile de Bréhat. 80 km. In reality, 2 traffic-free islands linked by a tiny bridge, just a few kilometres off Paimpol. One of the most beautiful sites in Brittany and renowned as a sanctuary for rare species of wild flowers as well as for birds of all kinds. To be discovered on foot or by bike (available for hire on arrival).

HOW TO GET THERE:
Low cost flights from UK to Dinard (1 hr), Rennes (90 mns).
Ferries to St Malo (90 mns), Roscoff (1 hr 45).

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