This villa is in a superb location between Lorient and Carnac, the famous seaside resort. Overlooking a sandy creek, off the Etel river in the sought after quiet harbour of Vieux Passage, which marks the original crossing point of ther river before the impressive Pont Lorois was built. Etel was once the centre of the tuna fishing industry, but today is only left with a small port and the aptly named Bistrot du Thon, which serves tuna in over 60 different recipes!
Basement: Entrance through the basement.
Ground Floor: Stairs to kitchen with hob, oven, microwave,
fridge, breakfast table and chairs, patio doors to garden. Washing machine and
freezer in basement. Through to living room with dining furniture, and
comfortable seating, wide screen Wi-Fi, TV, DVD, patio doors to small enclosed garden
and further patio doors to front garden with superb view over the creek.
First Floor: Half staircase to double bedroom with TV and
DVD, ensuite bathroom with bath, hand spray, hand basin and WC. Patio doors to
large terrace over looking the estuary. Steps up to twin bedroom and double
bedroom. Bathroom with bath, hand spray, hand basin and WC.
Outside: Small steeply sloping front garden with outdoor
furniture and BBQ. Bikes, small boat and wind surfer (no sails) for use at
clients own risk.
How To Book
1 Select your holiday duration and currency.
2 On the availability calendar click on your start date.
3 Your holiday price will be displayed in the price box.
4 To reserve these dates click on ‘Proceed to booking or Shortlist’.
A booking fee of £25 will be added to your booking when it is confirmed. , Refundable security deposit £220, Bed linen on request: 18€/bed, End clean on rq: 40/80€
Vieux Passage is a delightful little village right on the banks of the Etel river. Travel to Magouero(4k) for an excellent beach backed by sand dunes. You must visit the Barre d'Etel to watch the effect of the incoming tide as it enters the estuary. Supermarket, bars and restaurants at Belz (3k). The beaches and megalithic site at Carnac are a must visit(15k) as is the magnificent Quiberon peninsula(20k).
"We had a great stay, above our expectations. The well-equipped house is much nicer inside than it appears from the outside, in a quaint village, with lots to explore nearby by foot or bike. The garden doesn’t look much either (Perhaps some enhancements are being planned), but it’s a great place to sit out in the evening, especially when the tide is in. The immediate river area is safe for kids to swim or paddle around in the little dinghy.
The local bistrot is OK, but you need to strike out further afield if you want to eat out.
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