Lann Kerhuerh is a charming hamlet, which includes a magnificent 18th Century Gentleman's residence and a 17th Century Longere

Attractions

Places to Visit Lann Kerhuerh is situated in a diverse and beautiful region of Southern Brittany. The scenic coastline of the Gulf of Morbihan and the Quiberon Peninsula are surrounded by rich and varied countryside and charming medieval towns and villages. You can soak up the Celtic culture at 'Pardons and Fest Noz', the local Celtic festivals, or enjoy the buzz of the daily markets with their excellent selection of fresh produce. There are plenty of opportunities to sample the wonderful restaurants, local seafood and wines from all over France. Also, don't forget to try the delicious Breton specialities-such as the famed Crepes and Galettes.		Click on image for larger view


Click on image for larger view	Visit the medieval walled town of Vannes, home of the Ducs de Bretagne, and lose yourself in its enchanting alleyways, the bustling market town of Auray with the picturesque 17th Century port of St. Goustan, or the quaint medieval town of Josselin, famous for its riverside chateau with pepperpot towers. At Carnac you can experience the mystery of the largest site of standing stones in Western Europe, a marvel to rival Stonehenge, and then move along the coast to Trinite Sur Mer, the heart of Southern Brittany's sailing community where you can enjoy the atmosphere of the regular regattas, and the lovely choice of seafood restaurants.

The coast of Southern Brittany offers a superb choice of beaches with endless stretches of white sand or sheltered bays with rock pools. From the chic, fashionable Carnac Plage, to the unspoilt Erdeven and the wild surfing Cote Sauvage at Quiberon there is something for everyone. A full range of water sports are offered along the coast, such as sailing, wind surfing, para surfing, jet skiing and diving.

Activities There are many established walking, cycling and horse riding circuits providing a relaxing way to enjoy the best of the Breton countryside. Local riding stables offer leisurely treks through the forests, and the French Cycling Federation has awarded the Valley of the Blavet official recognition and new tracks and circuits are being created. The local tourist centres can provide maps and routes or organised guided walks.		Click on image for larger view
Enjoy 9 or 18 holes on one of the 5 quality courses in the area. 'Formule Golf' offers excellent value passes giving you unlimited golf for 3 or more consecutive days on all five courses (subject to the terms and conditions of Formule Golf). The Blavet and its tributaries offer miles of unspoilt river banks for fishing, and the Blavet is reputed to be one of the best coarse fishing rivers in France. Permits are easily available and reasonably priced. There are also several canoe/kayak facilities on the River Blavet which offer both lessons and hire.