Activities close to the gîte - Cléguer, Southern Brittany Make the most of your stay in our gîte to discover a wide range of activities to do on your own, as a couple or with friends. Whether you're a lover of nature, history, culture or active leisure, the region has something for everyone! Nature and outdoor activities - Hiking and mountain biking: there are a number of signposted trails nearby, including the voie verte along the river Scorff. - Walks along the river Scorff: ideal for peaceful strolls in the heart of nature. - Wildlife watching: herons, otters, migratory fish in the Scorff valley. - Beaches 15 minutes away: swimming, sunbathing or water sports at Guidel-Plages, Larmor-Plage, Fort-Bloqué... Water sports & fishing - River fishing (Scorff or Blavet): trout, salmon, predators... fishing licence available. - Canoeing, kayaking, paddle-boarding, surfing, sailing: water sports centres at Guidel, Larmor-Plage and Lac de Priziac. Culture & heritage - Pont-Scorff: village of craftsmen and art galleries, typical Breton architecture. - Lorient: submarine base, Compagnie des Indes museum, fishing port and marina. - Abbaye de Saint-Maurice (Clohars-Carnoët): peaceful setting in the heart of the Carnoët forest. - Chapels, fountains and calvaries: along the Breton country roads. Markets & gastronomy - Pont-Scorff market (Sunday morning): local produce, crêpes, seafood, etc. - Lorient market (Saturday): one of the biggest in Morbihan. - Cider-making, canning and traditional biscuit-making: to be discovered in the surrounding area. - Oyster tasting in the oyster beds of Belon, Riec-sur-Bélon or Rivière d'Étel. Festivals & events - Festival Interceltique de Lorient (August): Celtic music and culture from around the world. - Fish festival in Larmor-Plage, Fête des Brodeuses in Pont-l'Abbé, Fest-noz in summer. Day trips - Île de Groix: accessible by boat from Lorient (20 mins), walks, beaches and cliffs. - Belle-Île-en-Mer, Houat, Hoëdic: the ultimate seaside getaway. - Gulf of Morbihan: cruises, island hopping, charming villages such as Saint-Goustan in Auray. - Concarneau and its walled town, Pont-Aven and its galleries, Carnac and its megaliths, etc.

Map to the gîte - Cléguer, Southern Brittany Our gîte is located in Cléguer, a charming commune in southern Morbihan, bordering Finistère, just a short drive from Pont-Scorff and Lorient. This location allows you to enjoy both the tranquillity of the Breton countryside and easy access to the main roads and tourist attractions. GPS coordinates (to be entered into your GPS or smartphone) Latitude: 47.8450 Longitude: -3.3900 From the N165 expressway (Nantes - Brest route) 1. take exit 45: Lorient - Lann Sevelin / Quimperlé / Pont-Scorff. 2. follow signs for Pont-Scorff 3) Drive through the village of Pont-Scorff, following signs for Cléguer. 4 Once you have left Pont-Scorff, continue for approximately 2 km. 5 The gîte is located in a green setting, below the road, close to the river Scorff and the greenway. From the centre of Lorient (about 20 minutes) 6. head towards Lanester, then Pont-Scorff. 7 Cross Pont-Scorff, then continue towards Cléguer. 8 You will follow the river in a rural setting. 9 The gîte is not far from the hamlet of Bas Pont-Scorff. From Lorient station By car: approximately 20 to 25 minutes. Car hire or taxi recommended, as public transport does not serve the hamlet directly. From Lorient Bretagne Sud airport (Lann-Bihoué) Distance: approx. 18 km Journey time: 20 to 25 minutes by car Head towards Quéven / Pont-Scorff / Cléguer Local landmarks for easy orientation: - The river Scorff runs a short distance from the gîte. - The greenway, ideal for hiking or cycling, runs alongside the property. - The beaches of Guidel and Larmor-Plage are a 15-minute drive away. - The historic centre of Pont-Scorff, with its arts and crafts, is nearby. Parking and arrival A private parking space is reserved for you, right next to the accommodation. The entrance is independent, to guarantee your independence and peace of mind. We will of course be happy to welcome you on arrival or answer any questions you may have about directions. Practical tips - Country roads can be narrow, but they are well maintained. - Make sure you have a GPS or an application such as Google Maps or Waze. - If in doubt, don't hesitate to call us for real-time guidance.