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About the Area

LOCATION

Domaine de Kerlann is one of Siblu’s parks in Europe and is situated between Pont-Aven and the coastal commune of Nevez in a green and relaxing setting. It is the ideal starting point for hiking, on foot, by bike or on horseback, in complete freedom. In summer, some sandy beaches beaches, wild coves and low-tide rocks are a children's paradise.

Domaine de Kerlann's on site facilities include a bar, restaurant, fast food, convenience store, laundromat, Wi-Fi, free kids’ clubs and playgrounds.

You can also enjoy the large aquatic complex with outdoor and indoor pools constantly monitored by certified lifeguards and swimming supervisors. It offers 2 large outdoor pools with a large slide and a unique water playground with jets, mushrooms, waterfalls; an incredible ‘splash zone’; a large heated indoor pool with a slide, spa, large paddling pool and a hot tub; a large covered paddling pool and a hot tub; a jacuzzi, water-game entertainment and aquagym; and swimming lessons.

CHILDREN'S ENTERTAINMENT

Free Children’s Clubs are available on site too. The "Ti Korrigan" yurt makes children happy with its tubular indoor games, outside bouncy castles, playgrounds and water games are not to be outdone. Head to Kerlann's children's clubs for days filled with activities and laughter:

The Bubble Space (1 to 3 years) - a place of welcome and games for toddlers and their parents

Club Pirates (4 to 7 years) - a pirate day is full of twists and turns (team games, slide races, sports tournaments, treasure hunts, shows... etc.)

The Barracudas Club (8 to 11 years) - the young people of the Barracudas club express their artistic talents (theatre, singing and dancing) and gather around sports activities (tournaments, sumo fights and water battles... etc. In the evening (1 and 3 times a week), they have an appointment with the Kudaklub from 8pm and 9pm where they meet their animators for big activities such as the "kuda nightclub", the creation of flashmob or a picnic with friends.

The Teen Club (from 12 years) - once you arrive at the campsite, teenagers are not the type to stay with mum and dad. During the day, they meet to play sports or activities with friends.

There are 5 children’s playgrounds on site, along with inflatable games, jousting, sumo and dance classes (additional July/August).


ACTIVITIES and LEISURE

There is no shortage of day and evening activities at Domaine de Kerlann including sports activities (rental of equipment at the reception). Artistic and cultural activities are on the programme of animation of the Breton campsite too. Thanks to the bar's giant screen, you won't miss any games.

Activities are also offered to adults, with a multi-sport field and the possibility to practice tennis, mini-golf, pool, bowls, ping-pong, video game room, board game loan and sports equipment (some at additional cost). The campsite offers free football tournaments (July/August) and many sports activities during the day (some may also be extra cost).

There’s also an outdoor fitness area with cardio-training space; a spa with numerous treatments; a wellness salon and gym; rentals of bicycles, tennis rackets or other sports.

SHOWS and ENTERTAINMENT

There’s free entertainment on site every night on a large outdoor stage; the animators of the Domaine de Kerlann have mastered the art of putting on colourful shows with dancing, singing, comedy. Every year they don new costumes to entertain you. In addition to these amazing shows, come and participate in dance parties, children's shows, karaoke, quizzes and other evening entertainment.


LOCAL AREA INFORMATION

Pont-Aven is a delightful village approximately 1.5 mil away, hosting an array of art galleries, museums, gift shops, good selection of restaurants. It a delightful small town famous for the artists. There is also a supermarket (INTERMARCHÉ), which opens 7 days a week.

Nevez is 4 minutes’ drive away had a market on a Saturday. There is also a supermarket (INTERMARCHÉ) that opens 7 days a week.

At the detours of the paths, one understands that without artifice, Trégunc knew how to keep the discreet charms of the authenticity of the nature and the inheritance.

There is a supermarket (LIDL), which opens 7 days a week.

Doelan is a delightful, unspoilt fishing harbour where fish can be bought as it lands. A pleasant walk around the harbour, including a tree lined section, makes a visit very worthwhile, and you can enjoy a meal or a drink overlooking the harbour to round off your visit.

A visit to Concarneau is a popular destination for many of our customers with its historic walled fortress (ville Close), noted for its display of colour in summer provided by the climbing roses and clematis proving an ideal place to shop and eat.

With so many places to visit the problem may be how to fit it all in.

Quimper, there are many other places to visit in the area including the medieval town of Quimper with its narrow cobbled streets and half-timber houses found in the medieval quarter. Much of French life with its Breton influence can be found here with its twice-weekly markets and ancient Gothic cathedral. It has a good selection of restaurants bars and shops, and hosts the Festival of Cornouaille during the summer with a jamboree of Breton music, costumes, theatre and dance.

Kerascoet / Kercanic , lovely villages with traditional thatched cottages.

Port Manec’h , is a fishing port approximately 3.5 miles away and has a sheltered beach, it is situated at the mouth of the rivers Belon and Aven.

Tahiti plage , a sheltered beach approximately 3.5 miles away.

Rospico Point approximately 4 miles away.

Bénodet, is a thriving water village. Fine sandy beaches; a variety of water sports; sailing, windsurfing or you can take a boat ride.

Lorient, Brittany's fourth-largest city, lies on an immense natural harbour protected from the ocean by the Île de Groix and strategically located at the junction of the rivers Scorff, Ter and Blavet.

Guidel, à 10 minutes en voiture est un must, le dimanche matin, quand la ville accueille son marché hebdomadaire.

If you are staying local there are plenty of walks.

There are a number of local attractions and many other places to visit. Folders can be obtained from the reception.

The nearest port is Roscoff (sailings from Plymouth) at under 2 hours but St Malo is just 2 hours 20 minutes, from site and offers daily crossings from Portsmouth. Caen & Cherbourg & Saint-Malo, again from Portsmouth, offers drive times of 3.5 hours and 4.5 hours and 3.5 hours from Caen, 4.5 hours from Cherbourg and 7 hours from Calais respectively due to improved motorway connections.

Flights are also available from Luton or Dublin to Brest (1.5 hours drive), Gatwick to Nantes (2.5 hours drive) and from various local airports to Rennes (2 hours’ drive).

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