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Liz LamourLe Mourvet Noir
Plélo
22170
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Experience the enchantment of our self-catering holiday cottages nestled amidst the picturesque Brittany countryside. These delightful little stone cottages accommodate 2 to 6 people, offering a perfect blend of romance, tranquility, and undeniable charm. Whether you seek a romantic weekend getaway, a brief escape, an extended retreat, or even a thoughtful gift for a loved one, our cottages cater to all your desires.Reviews
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Directions
To get to Plélo from the RN 12 Rennes - Brest dual carriageway, you need to exit at Plélo, specifically at the exit called La Braguette. From there, follow the direction of Plélo D 79. At the first crossroads, make a left turn, and then take the first left entrance.
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| Holiday Home | 4 | 75 | 95 | 450 | 575 | 20 | non | ||||||||
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Attractions
- Saint-Brieuc (10 km): Located just a short distance from Plélo, Saint-Brieuc is a vibrant city known for its historic buildings, including the Saint-Brieuc Cathedral and the Museum of Art and History. The city also offers charming shops, lively markets, and a picturesque harbor.
- Paimpol (20 km): Situated on the coast, Paimpol is a popular tourist destination renowned for its maritime heritage. Visitors can explore the picturesque old town, visit the Abbaye de Beauport, and enjoy fresh seafood at the bustling port. The town also hosts the famous Festival du Chant de Marin, celebrating traditional sea shanties.
- Cap Fréhel (40 km): Cap Fréhel is a stunning natural attraction featuring dramatic cliffs, breathtaking views, and picturesque walking trails. Visitors can explore the lighthouse and enjoy panoramic vistas of the rugged coastline and the emerald-colored sea. It's a perfect spot for nature lovers and hikers.
- Fort La Latte (45 km): Located near Cap Fréhel, Fort La Latte is a medieval fortress perched on a cliff overlooking the sea. This well-preserved castle offers a fascinating glimpse into the region's history. Visitors can explore the ramparts, towers, and dungeons, and enjoy stunning views of the coastline.
- Dinan (50 km): Nestled along the banks of the Rance River, Dinan is a charming medieval town with narrow cobbled streets, half-timbered houses, and a well-preserved rampart. Visitors can wander through the picturesque town center, visit the 13th-century castle, and enjoy panoramic views from the Clock Tower.
- Saint-Malo (70 km): Known for its impressive city walls and beautiful beaches, Saint-Malo is a coastal gem that attracts many visitors. The historic old town, Intra-Muros, boasts charming streets, boutiques, and delicious seafood restaurants. Visitors can also explore the imposing Saint-Malo Cathedral and enjoy a relaxing stroll along the city walls.
- Mont Saint-Michel (120 km): Although a bit further away, Mont Saint-Michel is a must-visit attraction in the region. This iconic island commune is crowned by a stunning abbey and surrounded by vast tidal flats. Visitors can wander through the narrow streets, explore the abbey's architectural marvels, and experience the unique atmosphere of this UNESCO World Heritage site. These attractions provide a diverse range of experiences, from exploring historic towns and fortresses to enjoying breathtaking coastal landscapes.