Holiday Rental Homes in Lorient, Villa Rental Lorient

Ty Lenn
Situated within easy reach of Lorient, between Carnac and Larmor-Plage, Plouhinec opens out onto the Atlantic with 8 km of fine sandy beaches, ideal for all watersports and coastal walks.
Environment : On the lane leading to a supervised beach, easy access on foot or by bike (800m).

PLACES TO VISIT:
Erdeven. 10 km. Seaside resort with beautiful fine, long, sandy beaches for swimming, surfing, and all watersports, as well as a naturist beach.
Carnac. 18 km. Sought-after and lively seaside resort with excellent sandy beaches. Also renowned for its impressive prehistoric standing ston

Terre Neuvas
Larmor Plage is located in southern Brittany, facing the Isle of Groix and the Atlantic Ocean, at the southern entrance to the Bay of Lorient.
The coastline is rich and varied, alternating rocky coastline, sandy beaches (Kerguelen, Locqueltas, Port Maria, Toulhars ...) dune with its marshes (Kerguelen Cove, Ocean Park), the coastal urban area with both ancient and contemporary villas, the center of town around the church.
Environment : Peaceful residential area overlooking the Bay of Lorient.

PLACES TO VISIT:
Lorient. 5 km. Bustling city with wide boulevards and a vast array of stylish shop

Kermorgan
Situated in southern Brittany, on the Finistere border, 20 km north of the bustling naval port and university town of Lorient and 25 km from the beach.
In an area consisting of rivers, lakes and forests, in the touristic Scorff and Blavet valleys.
A good base to discover the beautiful nearby coastline including the artist's haunt of Pont Aven, Concarneau and the beautiful riverside city of Quimper, all within easy driving distance.
Not to miss for the children, the fantastic Pont Scorff zoo just 15 km away.
Environment : In a former manor, with vast grounds, 4 km from shops.

PLACES TO SEE:

Tal Er Mor
In southern Brittany, facing the Isle of Groix, on the Morbihan/Finistère border, 10 km west of the bustling city of Lorient. Lorient is a busy town with wide boulevards and a vast array of stylish shops. The excellent zoo at Pont Scorff is just 17 km away.
Environment : PLOEMEUR, 4th biggest town of the Morbihan region of Brittany with 20000 inhabitants. Once a gold mining area, the cliffs shine gold in the glittering light, alongside the fine sandy beaches, wild creeks and inlets.
Open to the best of 2 worlds, the sea, the sandy beaches, the water sports, the fishing ports? and inland Brittany with its rich ancient cul

Viany
Situated in southern Brittany, and Morbihan's largest city, Lorient is a bustling city with wide boulevards and a vast array of stylish shops, lying on an immense natural harbour protected from the ocean by the isle of Groix. It is famous for its fantastic Celtic festival held every August when all Celtic nations meet for a week of music and celebrations. Not to be missed.
Environment : In the old village of Kervenanec, on the edge of a residential area. Peaceful setting near Le Ter lake.

PLACES TO VISIT:
Isle of Groix. 20 km. Beautiful 8 km-long steep-sided island with gorgeous beaches. Ideal fo

Bubry
In Southern Brittany, between Plouay and Pontivy, 50 km north east of Lorient. Ideal to discover the many sites inland Brittany has to offer and yet within easy driving distance of the coast.
Environment : Farm setting, 3 km from all amenities.

PLACES TO SEE:
Pontivy. 23 km. Quaint market town with both a Napoleonic and medieval quarter overlooked by its fabulous 15th century moated castle. Situated on the banks of the Nantes to Brest Canal, it has a lovely atmosphere and boasts a large variety of restaurants and bars. Don?t miss the market every Monday morning!
Lorient. 50 km. Bu

Les Acacias
Situated in Southern Brittany, between Hennebont and Pont Scorff and just 10 km north of Lorient, a busy naval and university city with wide boulevards and a vast array of stylish shops. Nearby Pont Scorff boasts a fantastic zoo and is well-worth a visit.
Environment : In a cul-de-sac, in a peaceful little town, 400m from shops, 15 km from the coast.

PLACES TO SEE:
Lorient. 10 km. Bustling city with wide boulevards and a vast array of stylish shops, lying on an immense natural harbour protected from the ocean by the Groix island. Famous for its fantastic Celtic festival held every August when al