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Experience the Natural Heart of Brittany in the beautiful, unspoilt Côtes d’Armor

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    Wanderlust Escapes

    Brittany’s coastline is truly breathtaking, featuring everything from dramatic cliffs to tranquil beaches. Whether you’re into outdoor sports or prefer to unwind on one of its many secluded, unspoilt beaches, there's something for everyone.

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    Trip Tales

    There’s always something to discover in Brittany—whether it’s delicious seafood, Breton festivals, or the relaxed pace of life. Soak up history in the medieval towns, enjoy cafés, shops, and people-watching.

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    Nature Quest

    Brittany’s natural beauty provides a serene escape, with peaceful spots untouched by crowds. Whether in the countryside, along the coast, or on its unique islands, the region's atmosphere evokes a sense of timelessness.

Things to Do

Lively or Relaxed—Brittany has it all. Whether you want beach sports or prefer serene cultural and nature experiences, the region offers something for everyone. Here, art and culture are not just attractions but a way of life, woven seamlessly into everyday moments.

Exciting events like the 2025 Tour de France, passing nearby this year, bring world-class cycling action to the area. Meanwhile, the annual Art in the Chapels exhibition is a breathtaking journey through the Breton countryside, where contemporary artists showcase their work in centuries-old chapels—an unforgettable fusion of history and modern creativity.

Getting to Us

 

From Paris

Take a direct train to Lamballe—a scenic journey that takes about 3 hours.

From the UK

Direct flights from London to Paris, Rennes, Nantes and Brest, and from Bristol to Brest.
Ferry to Saint-Malo, just an hour's drive away. Or ferries to Caen or Cherbourg, 2-3 hours drive.

From Ireland

Direct flights from Dublin or Cork to Brest or Nantes.
Ferry to Roscoff, a beautiful 2-hour drive away. Or for a longer cruise from Dublin and Rosslare to Cherbourg.

From Rennes or Nantes

Take the train (via Rennes from Nantes) to Lamballe, or enjoy a scenic drive through the Breton countryside.

From Brest

Fly into Brest and take a train to Lamballe via Saint-Brieuc, about 2 hours.

Getting Around

Please note that there is no public transport nearby, but we do offer free parking on-site.

If you’re happy to relax at the house and join in our three trips, you can enjoy your stay without the need for a car.

No Car Option

I can help arrange transport from Lamballe Train Station or Saint-Malo Port to the house, making it easy for you to get here without a car.

Car Hire Option

Car hire is available at all the major travel hubs listed above, no matter which route you take.


If you’d like some more information, just get in touch, I’m happy to help!