In the heart of the Pagan country, come and discover Villa Leonie. Warm atmosphere and relaxation guaranteed for this large house set in a quiet and not overlooked spot, just 2 minutes from the beach. Everything here has been thought of to make your holidays unforgettable . The large living room opens onto a fully equipped kitchen which overlooks the beautiful indoor pool and south-facing terrace . With 5 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms, this villa can accommodate up to 12 people . All furniture in the property is brand new . On these ancestral lands of the country Pagan, from generation to generation still live the Breton traditions. The legendary coast alline from Kerlouan to Ménéham and Pontusval will unveil its secrets; it is simply one of the most beautiful coastline of North Finistère. Just 2 minutes away lies the small hamlet of Méneham with its inn by the sea. There you will enjoy a moment of relaxation around a bowl of cider and crepes after an afternoon at the beach . No cliffs or peaks here but green meadows that gently slope towards beautiful white sandy beaches along with huge blocks of granite taking many shapes . The endless myriad of colors of unparalleled beauty gives this region its timeless charm. Let yourself be carried away by the legend of the Elorn Dragon captured and thrown into the sea by valiant knights at Poul Beuz an Eval (the abyss where the beast was thrown) close to the flagship house of Pontusval. Discover the granite mounds of Menéham fishermen village dating back from the last century, where the guard house still stands watching over the horizon. Why not make a little detour via the seaside stretch of Kerlouan with its dunes and long beaches . What about a further detour into the Curnic march? Its ponds, wet meadows and reed beds will seduce you with their fauna and flora . Also close by is the Bay of Goulven , a wonderful nature reserve with a large area suitable for yachting and kite surfing when the tide is low. The sailing center of Kerlouan is only 5 minutes by car.

 

 

Season 2021	price per week
September 18 to October 23 November 6 to December 18	1600 euros
January 2 to June 26 October 23 to November 6	2100 euros
June 26 to July 10 August 28 to September 18 December 18 to January 8, 2022	2200 euros
July 10 to 31 August 14 to 28	3050 euros
July 31 to august 14	3200 euros

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Plage de Kerlouan

Fun activities and sports

The Rêves de Mer Nautical Center in Plounéour-Trez (02 98 83 55 17) located 10 minutes by car, offers a range of water sports from sand yachting catamaran through the paddle or towed buoy.

The Sailing School Nautical Center of Brignogan, also offers many water sports and diving courses.

L’école de Kitesurf de Bretagne (The Kitesurf School of Brittany), located in Plouescat, invites you to discover an exceptional sport that will transport you to another world. You can call Adrien at 0783338707. 

This house is also the starting point for wonderful seaside walks to discover the flora and sumptuous landscapes at all times of the day.

Les Amis des sentiers de randonnée de Kerlouan (The Friends of Kerlouan hiking trails) invite you to discover this exceptional site and the walks it offers.

The coastline of Kerlouan has remained very well preserved.

There are many beaches there, most of them are sand and granulite (big rocks). They are vast and count among the most beautiful beaches of the north of Brittany. There are also beaches on the side of the Tresseny estuary (swimming is possible only at high tide, at low tide you can practice sand yachting).

 

Visits, relaxation, gastronomy

At the heart of the country pagan ("pagan" in Breton), Kerlouan seduced by its grass dunes and its unique atmosphere. Nestled behind huge, oddly shaped stone blocks, its picturesque fishing village (Meneham or Menez-Ham) with thatched roofs has retained its old-world charm (1,5 km from the villa). Take a detour to ythe coast and its imposing rocks.

Kerlouan? If the name says nothing to you, you necessarily know the photographs of its guard house, its fishermen´s cottages or its pretty beaches. They illustrate many postcards and tourist guides. Discover the charming hamlet of Menez-Ham. Tucked between the rocks, its 17th century guardhouse will not leave you indifferent, just like its charming thatched cottages now restored.

Since Kerlouan, discover the lighthouses of legends, all more beautiful and magical than each other.The legend of the wreckers explains that many ships have stranded on the shores of the pagan country. According to legend, ill-intentioned inhabitants were the cause of these accidents. They say they were walking on the dunes at night, with a lantern in their hands, drawing the boats to the coast where they ran aground then ...

Visit the coast of legends.
The Sunday market takes place on Sunday mornings from 9 am to 1 pm Place de la mairie from June 15 to September 15. In July and August, musical entertainment is organized between 11 am and 12 am. Outside this period, some exhibitors keep their point of sale all year long.In the surrounding area, the market of Brignogan-beach is held on Friday morning (3 km), that of Lesneven takes place all the day on monday (8km) and that of Plouescat on Saturday morning, places halls.

The Meneham auberge will be perfect for a short break after a nice walk by the sea. The setting is magical (1,5 km from the house)

Regulars are unanimous to say that the creperie "Les Marronnier" in Kerlouan, is by far the best of the region. Remember to book on +33 2 98 83 95 73

La P´tite Fringale, in the village, offers foie gras, fish terrine and homemade desserts, scallops, cod, meat stamped Brittany, homemade ice cream, traditional cuisine made, with maximum local products. A know-how to discover à la carte as via the formulas at noon (from 8,50 EUR). This restaurant also offers seafood platters to order. A nice discovery for a simple and effective cuisine. 02.30.82.34.54.

The restaurant Le Galion, beautiful setting, excellent value for money, fast service. We ate very well, tasty dishes including carrots with ginger and lemon. To discover in the town, 02 98 83 93 20.

For a gourmet meal and a very good meal, head to La Butte restaurant in  Plouider, a Michelin star. Modern, Creative Cuisine; gourmet; Traditional, Classical; Vegetarian; Vegan. A safe bet, we have never been disappointed.

A few minutes away, in Landéda, two restaurants are worth seeing, The "Vioben" and "the pot of butter".