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Abrassart Eric et FlorenceCoet er Bigot
Saint Tugdual
56540
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We offer a comfortable double room equipped with a private bathroom and toilet. Additionally, we provide the option to include a cot for families with a young child.Reviews
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Directions
To reach the center of equestrian tourism, follow these directions: Start at the triangle on Faouet Gourin Guéméné ScorffDe Lorient Roscoff. Proceed towards Rostrenen St Caradec Trégomel and Croisty. At Tugdual St, go in both directions and continue for 3 km. At the top of one side, make a left turn towards the center of equestrian tourism. Repeat this left turn twice.
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Attractions
- Abbaye de Bon Repos: Located in Bon Repos sur Blavet, this 12th-century abbey is a popular tourist attraction. Visitors can explore the ruins, attend concerts and exhibitions, and enjoy scenic walks along the nearby canal.
- Lac de Guerlédan: This picturesque lake is perfect for outdoor enthusiasts. Located in the heart of Brittany, it offers opportunities for swimming, boating, fishing, and hiking. The surrounding forests provide a beautiful backdrop for a relaxing day out.
- Pontivy: Situated on the banks of the River Blavet, Pontivy is a charming town known for its historic architecture. The Château des Rohan, a medieval castle, and the Nantes-Brest Canal are among the highlights worth visiting. The town also hosts various festivals throughout the year.
- Josselin Castle: Just a short drive away is the enchanting Josselin Castle. This medieval fortress is still privately owned by the Rohan family and offers guided tours of its impressive interior, including a stunning gothic dining room and a tapestry collection.
- Les Forges des Salles: This open-air museum showcases the iron industry that was once prevalent in the region. Visitors can learn about the history of ironworking and see demonstrations of traditional techniques. The museum also features a beautiful park with picnic areas and walking trails.
- Gorges du Corong: Nature lovers should not miss the stunning Gorges du Corong. Located near the village of Guern, it offers scenic hiking trails along a river with cascading waterfalls and impressive rock formations. The area is perfect for a peaceful day of exploration and relaxation.
- Lorient: Situated on the coast, Lorient is a vibrant city known for its rich maritime history. Visitors can explore the Cité de la Voile Eric Tabarly, a museum dedicated to sailing, or stroll along the promenade and enjoy the beautiful beaches. Lorient also hosts the popular Inter-Celtic Festival each year.
- Carnac: Famous for its megalithic sites, Carnac is a must-visit for history and archaeology enthusiasts. The area is home to thousands of standing stones arranged in alignments, dolmens, and tumuli. Visitors can explore the sites on guided tours and learn about the ancient civilization that built them.
- Quiberon Peninsula: Located on the southern coast of Brittany, the Quiberon Peninsula offers stunning beaches, rugged cliffs, and charming coastal towns. Visitors can relax on the sandy shores, explore the quaint village of Quiberon, or take a boat trip to the nearby Belle-Île-en-Mer, the largest island in Brittany. 10. Vannes: The city of Vannes is known for its well-preserved medieval center, surrounded by impressive city walls. Visitors can wander through narrow cobblestone streets, admire half-timbered houses, and visit the stunning Cathedral of St. Peter. The city also hosts a lively market and is a gateway to the beautiful Gulf of Morbihan.