Vacation rentals – Brittany
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Cosy House with Garden in Pordic - Ideal for 13 Guests
Pordic, Brittany
Charming family house in Saint-Évarzec with terrace
Saint-Évarzec, Brittany
Cozy house in Camaret-sur-Mer - Spacious garden 38 m²
Camaret-sur-Mer, Brittany
Charming House in Camaret sur Mer with Sea View
Camaret-sur-Mer, Brittany
Cosy house in Pordic with garden and fireplace
Pordic, Brittany
Charming Apartment in Sarzeau with Sea View, 55 m²
Sarzeau, Brittany
Charming house in Plougrescant with garden and parking.
Plougrescant, Brittany
Countryside Villa in Langoëlan - Private Pool
Langoëlan, Brittany
Comfortable house in Rostrenen with garden and fireplace
Rostrenen, Brittany
Charming apartment with sea view - Saint-Pol-de-Léon, 60m²
Saint-Pol-de-Léon, Brittany
Spacious Villa in Plouharnel with Pool and Jacuzzi
Plouharnel, Brittany
Welcoming House in Bangor with Enclosed Garden and Fireplace
Bangor, Brittany
Brittany lines up 2,700 km of coastline, wind-swept heaths and harbours where langoustines and oysters come ashore. Between the Gulf of Morbihan and the Pink Granite Coast, people come here for the sea, the crêperies and a pace that slows down as soon as you leave the motorway.
Walking, sailing and tasting the coast
The GR34, the old customs officers' path, runs along almost the entire coastline: you can pick it up at Ploumanac'h for its pink rocks, at the Pointe du Raz facing the Atlantic, or around the Crozon peninsula. In season, a boat links Belle-Île from Quiberon, and the Carnac standing stones can be visited all year round.
On the flavour side, you can shop at the Concarneau market, taste the oysters of Cancale and farmhouse cider, and refuel with a galette-saucisse after a morning of kayaking in the Gulf of Morbihan. Having your own kitchen changes everything when it comes to cooking fish bought straight from the fish auction.
Where to set down your bags
Our houses and apartments cover several corners of the region. Sarzeau opens onto the Rhuys peninsula and the Gulf of Morbihan, ideal for family sailing. Concarneau charms with its Ville Close and its Cornouaille close by.
On the Pink Granite Coast, Trédrez-Locquémeau and Pordic give access to the coves and to Paimpol via Pléhédel. Guidel brings you closer to the beaches of the Lorient area, Bangor immerses you in the wild atmosphere of Belle-Île, and Jugon-les-Lacs offers a green hinterland, perfect for a quiet stay.
What to see – Brittany
- Pointe du RazThis rocky headland facing the Atlantic is accessible via the GR34 trail and offers views over the sea and cliffs.
- Ploumanac'hOn the Pink Granite Coast, you can walk along sculpted pink rocks and past an iconic lighthouse.
- Belle-Île-en-MerThis island, reached by boat from Quiberon, features wild coastlines, coves, and hiking trails.
- Ville Close de ConcarneauThis fortified town on a small island has ramparts, cobbled lanes, and views over the fishing harbor.
Frequently asked questions
How many rentals do you offer in Brittany, and what types?
Homerez offers 115 rentals in Brittany, spread along the coast and inland. The offering mainly consists of 78 houses, 21 apartments, 7 villas, as entire accommodations. You’ll find properties in Sarzeau, Concarneau, along the Pink Granite Coast, or on Belle-Île, sleeping up to 18 people.
Are the properties well rated?
The rated rentals show an average of 4.6 out of 5, based on 94 traveler reviews. This applies to only part of the listings. Be sure to read the detailed comments on each listing, especially regarding proximity to the sea and kitchen equipment, useful for cooking fish straight from the market.
Do you need a car to visit Brittany?
Yes, a car is still strongly recommended to reach the coves, headlands, and coastal villages, which are often poorly served by public transport. The high-speed train (TGV) reaches Rennes, Vannes, Lorient, Quimper, and Brest from Paris. The airports of Rennes, Brest, and Nantes provide additional access, but the distances between sites require road travel.
What's the best time for a stay in Brittany?
Summer offers the longest days and warmer sea temperatures, but also the highest crowds along the coast. May, June, and September remain mild and quieter. The weather stays changeable year-round, so pack for rain and wind, even in summer.
How do you get to Belle-Île from our rentals?
Belle-Île is reached by ferry from Quiberon, with a crossing of about 45 minutes to Le Palais. During peak season, crossings are frequent, but boarding with a vehicle should be booked in advance. Our homes in Bangor place you right in the wild atmosphere of the island.
Which area should I choose for my stay?
For family sailing, head to Sarzeau and the Gulf of Morbihan. The Pink Granite Coast, around Trédrez-Locquémeau and Pordic, gives access to coves and Paimpol. Concarneau opens onto Cornouaille, while Jugon-les-Lacs offers a green and peaceful countryside setting. 17 rentals offer a sea view.