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Faisant Alain9 La Lande Du Tournay
Evran
22630
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Welcome to our charming gîtes! The main sleeping area is accessible via a unique staircase, leading to an independent mezzanine with a comfortable 140 x 190 cm bed and a small desk. In the reception hall, which was once the farm's stable, you will be greeted and have access to the gîtes and laundry room. We provide a large parking lot and a shed for your bikes.One of the highlights of your stay is the opportunity to bake your own traditional bread in our restored stone oven. Additionally, our knowledgeable hosts, who are astronomy enthusiasts, offer the chance to explore the stars using a laser pointer. A permacultured celestial garden is also located nearby, providing enjoyment for both young and old.
Children are free to roam within the enclosed space of the farmhouse and observe the grazing animals in the meadow. Our gîtes are an excellent starting point for hiking or cycling, with the GR 34 C just 50m away. The Canal d'Ille et Rance, Voie Verte, and Base de Loisirs de Bétineuc (Dinan Agglomeration) are all within 1 km. The medieval town of Dinan is a short 8 km drive.
If you wish to explore further, Cap Fréhel, St Cast, the islands of Ebihens, Dinard, Saint Malo, Cancale, the bay of Mont St Michel, Forêt de Brocéliande, and Rennes are all within a 30 to 40 km radius.
Our gîtes are named Gîte le Céleste (33m2) and Gîte les Alizés (25m2). The weekly rate for Gîte le Céleste is 390 Euros, with a deposit of 120 Euros. For Gîte les Alizés, the weekly rate is 340 Euros, with a deposit of 100 Euros. During the off-season, we offer reductions ranging from 10% to 20%. We also accept animals under certain conditions, with a fee of 5 Euros per day.
As an added convenience, we provide other services on-site, including guided themed hikes.
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Directions
To reach the Lande du Tournay, start by heading 8 kilometers south of Dinan. Once there, follow the Calorguen D26 road and continue for 200 meters. Just before the bend on the right, you will find the Lande du Tournay. The coordinates to guide you are GPS48.3844 N 2.018W.
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| Holiday Home | 2 | 50 | 58 | 340 | 390 | 15 | 7 | ||||||||
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Attractions
- Château de Dinan: Located in the nearby town of Dinan, this medieval castle offers stunning views of the surrounding area. Visitors can explore its ramparts, towers, and gardens, and learn about its rich history through exhibits and guided tours.
- Abbaye Saint-Magloire de Léhon: Situated in the charming village of Léhon, this Benedictine abbey dates back to the 9th century. Visitors can admire its Romanesque architecture, explore the peaceful gardens, and visit the on-site museum showcasing religious art and artifacts.
- La Maison de la Rance: This interactive museum in Saint-Samson-sur-Rance provides insights into the history, ecology, and traditional activities related to the Rance River. Visitors can learn about the local flora and fauna, as well as the importance of the river to the region's economy.
- Château de Combourg: Located in Combourg, this castle is renowned as the childhood home of French writer François-René de Chateaubriand. Visitors can explore its furnished rooms, stroll through the romantic parkland, and learn about the life and works of the famous author.
- Les Remparts de Saint-Malo: The fortified city of Saint-Malo is a must-visit attraction in the region. Walk along the ancient city walls, which offer panoramic views of the sea and the historic buildings within. Explore the narrow streets, visit the local shops and restaurants, and enjoy the lively atmosphere of this coastal gem.
- Le Mont-Saint-Michel: A UNESCO World Heritage site, the iconic Mont-Saint-Michel is a medieval abbey perched on a rocky island. Accessible by a causeway during low tide or shuttle buses during high tide, visitors can marvel at the abbey's Gothic architecture, stroll through the charming village, and soak in the breathtaking views of the surrounding bay.
- Cap Fréhel: This dramatic headland, located on the Emerald Coast, offers stunning coastal scenery and panoramic views of the sea. Visitors can explore the rugged cliffs, hike along the well-marked trails, and admire the lighthouse that stands proudly atop the cape.
- La Vallée des Saints: Located in Carnoët, this unique sculpture park is dedicated to the Breton saints. It features over 100 monumental statues, each representing a different saint and showcasing the region's rich cultural heritage.
- Les Jardins de Brocéliande: Situated in Bréal-sous-Montfort, these enchanting gardens are inspired by the legends of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table. Visitors can wander through themed gardens, discover mythical creatures, and enjoy the peaceful ambiance. 10. Rennes: As the capital of Brittany, Rennes offers a mix of history, culture, and vibrant city life. Explore the historic center with its half-timbered houses, visit the impressive Rennes Cathedral, and enjoy the bustling atmosphere of the city's squares and markets.