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Nearest Town: 1 Km Activities Water sports: U.C.P.A. sailing centre: wide range of water sports at Le Fort du Coq (50 m) +33 (0)2 98 57 16 09. Canoe-kayaking with the Quimper-Bénodet club at the old Cale du Bac dock (17 km) +33 (0)2 98 53 19 99. Tennis and squash: Ker-Moor Club at the Ker-Moor Hotel, Corniche de la Plage, offers tennis and squash with 5 outdoor tennis courts and 1 squash court (800 m) +33 (0)2 98 57 04 48. Odet-Clohars-Fouesnant Golf Club (6 km): 18-hole and compact 9-hole courses, practice range +33(0)2 98 54 87 88. Preferential rates: 10% for Pierre & Vacances guests off the green fees for the 18-hole. Horse-riding: Kerancoreden Pony Club in Gouesnac'h (6 km)+33 (0)2 98 54 67 07. Fishing in river and sea. Walks on the customs officers’ paths: hiking or mountain biking. Bicycle rental possible. Boat rides (only during French school holidays). Casino on the Corniche de la Mer (800 m) +33 (0)2 98 66 27 27. Golf, cycle hire, watersports and sea fishing. Thalassotherapy centre. Tennis and horse riding. Attractions The resort: Bénodet, with its old harbour and marina, is located at the mouth of the Odet, on the Cornouaille coast. Two lighthouses, Le Phare du Coq and Le Phare de la Pyramide (191 steps – 48 metres): a panoramic view of the coast from the Bay of Concarneau to the Eckmühl lighthouse and the Glénan Islands out at sea. Churches: Saint-Thomas and Notre Dame de la Mer as well as Perguet Chapel. The Pont de Cornouaille: an elegant 610 m long bridge, overhanging the Odet river by 30 m with a superb view of Bénodet port, Sainte-Marine and the estuary, and the Odet upstream. Les Vedettes de l’Odet (trips on the Odet, a river bordered by 15 châteaux), to the Glénans Islands. The surrounding area: The Artists’ Route in Cornouaille (1850-1950): the Quimper region and the Odet Valley, the Bay of Douarnenez and Cap Sizun, the Bigouden region, Bénodet, the Baie de la Forêt, plus Concarneau, Pont-Aven, Le Pouldu, Quimperlé, Pays des Avens (15-30 km). Quimper (18 km) and its 13th – 19th century Saint-Corentin cathedral, the old districts, the Breton Regional Museum, the Fine Art Museum, earthenware factories and potteries, the Jules Verlinghe earthenware museum, the Romanesque Church, the Bishop’s Palace Garden, the theatre and much more. Places To Visit Concarneau Quimper Douarnenez Auray |
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All amenities including gas, water and electricity
Children go free
Supervised Kids’ Clubs catering for all ages from 3 months to 18 years*
Each child is eligible for 6 sessions of activities free of charge*
Friendly and helpful reception staff to help you on resort. Please note there is not a Keycamp courier service at Apartment Resorts
Bed linen and towels for all party members
Free Travel packs
* Selected sites only
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