Le Hameau De Peemor Pen

The recently built, small-scale residence Le Hameau de Peemor is nicely integrated in the surrouding nature and is near the beach (1 km) and the village of Morgat (900 m). In the park you can enjoy the heated pool with the children. For the little ones there is a paddling pool (depth 0.60 m) and a playground where they can play off their excess energy. Need some time for yourself? In the sauna and hammam you'll surely relax (closed summer 2022). At the reception you can enjoy a game of billiards, get tourist information, wireless internet and order fresh baguettes and croissants.

Le Hameau de Peemor is located in the tip of Brittany, on the Crozon Peninsula. In Morgat (900 m), a quiet port town on the beautiful bay of Douarnenez, you can go for your daily groceries and delicious (fish) restaurants.
The nearest beach, which can be seen from the residence, is 1 km away. Along the beautiful Atlantic coastline lies a dense network of hiking trails through the typical Breton countryside. The beauty will astound you! Also take a look at the harbor of Camaret-sur-Mer (10 km), where mainly sardines and lobsters are brought to shore, the ocher colored Vauban tower and la Pointe de Penhir (12 km).

In the farming village of Argol (14 km) you can visit the cider museum and the ancient craft museum. In Roscanvel (14 km) you can visit its various fortifications. Furthermore, you'll have an amazing view of the bay 'Roads of Brest, from Pointe des Espagnols. The charming Landévennec (19 km) lies at the mouth of the river Aulne and is known for its mild climate that prevails there. The imposing 11th century ruins of the former abbey are worth visiting.
A day trip to the beautiful city of Quimper (60 km) with its historic city center with framed building facades, Gothic cathedral and cozy terraces, is certainly worth the effort. The modern city of Brest (60 km) has endured many bombings during WWII, but was rebuilt at a rapid pace. Now it is a dynamic city where you can please the children by visiting the large sea aquarium 'Océanopolis'!