Domaine de Kerlann in Brittany

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Domaine de Kerlann is quite stunning. A lively parc in a great location, this holiday destination ticks the boxes for all age groups, ensuring that both the children and the grown-ups have a great time.

Domaine de Kerlann is a holiday parc unlike any other in southern Brittany. It's a large parc set among cycle-friendly woodland, and packed with family activities for non-stop entertainment.

Yet it's in the heart of beautiful countryside, close to dramatic coastline, beautiful beaches and picturesque chocolate-box towns.

Local Area Finding Domaine de Kerlann

The best ferry routes for this parc are:

Brittany Ferries - Plymouth to Roscoff - average crossing time is 6hrs (7hrs at night)

Brittany Ferries - Portsmouth to St Malo - average crossing time is 9hrs (10hrs at night)

Brittany Ferries - Portsmouth to Cherbourg - average crossing time is 2hrs 45 mins using a fastcraft sailing

SatNav Postcode: 29930

The local Area around Domaine de Kerlann

Pont Aven

This small port is packed with crêperies and art galleries and it once was a favourite of the artist Paul Gauguin. He and other artists came to paint the stone bridges, the riverside glades and the watermills which used to operate. Every shop requires investigation: there are intriguing gift boutiques, galleries displaying original artworks inspired by the area, a cafes and restaurants aplenty.

Rospico

Rospico is a small sheltered bay where the sea laps gently on the sand and rock pools beckon, the beach is unspoilt and perfect for families. There are frequent picnic spots, viewpoints and beaches to find along the many coastal paths, and you can admire stunning views of craggy outcrops, blue-shuttered houses and the ever-changing Atlantic.

Carnac

Set your children an ancient mystery to solve by taking them to Carnac, France's version of Stonehenge. It is one of the world's greatest prehistoric sites with thousands of ancient stones arranged in mysterious lines and patterns. It's an impressive sight, though you might all end up with cricks in your necks from gawping at some of the giant 20m (60ft) stones.

Dinan

Rather than just building castles out of sand, take your children to see some excellent examples of the real thing. At Dinan the castle is handily positioned in the centre of the town, surrounded by a maze of narrow cobbled streets and medieval timbered buildings. To get the best view of this walled town climb the 15th century Tour D'Horloge. For a real fairy tale castle, where you can all indulge your fantasies of being fabulously rich with servants to tend to your every wish, visit the château at Josselin. It's beautiful. There is also a dolls museum in the old stables, in case your princes and princesses start to get restless and need entertaining.

Vannes

Vannes is a lively medieval town with the usual sprinkling of museums and restaurants. The "place des lices" is not the site of a mass headlice outbreak but where medieval tournaments used to take place.
If you close your eyes and concentrate hard you can almost hear the thunder of hooves, the clash of jousts and gasps of admiration from the crowds. Don't stand like that for too long though, or the locals will think you've got sunstroke! More modern-day entertainment for your children can be found south of Vannes at the Parc du Golfe; a leisure park with a butterfly conservatory, a robot museum and an aquarium with over 400 species of fish.

Douarnanez

Douarnanez is the tongue-twisting name of the place that used to be France's leading sardine port. The Port du Rosmer loves to have its photo taken and is full of cafes and restaurants, perfect for people (or boat) watching. The Port-rhu, in contrast, has been turned into a floating museum with over 100 boats.

Concarneau

Concarneau is the third largest fishing port in France, with a Ville Close (Walled Town) that can only be accessed by boat or over a drawbridge. Roam the ramparts of the Ville Close and then explore the narrow streets, which are packed with tourist shops, boutiques and creperies.

Quimper

Quimper is Brittany's oldest city. Head for the medieval quarter where you'll find charming cobbled streets, pretty boulevards and a slow pace of life.

Benodet

The seaside resort of Benodet is one of the most popular in southern Brittany. It has three beaches of fine white sand with outcrops that are great for rock pooling. There is also a yacht marina and seawater therapy centre.

Oceanopolis in Brest

Take a day trip to discover this incredible ocean discovery parc, which has 50 aquariums in three zones, Polar, Temperate and Tropical.

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