Domaine de Kerlann

Only a short distance from the western channel ferry ports, Domaine de Kerlann is a beautiful, wooded large and lively parc - a great spot to make the most of Brittany, with great sandy beaches only 3 miles away. Open 3rd April 2010 to 26th September 2010.

Entertainment and facilities (fun passes are required to access entertainments area)

*Free fun passes for 10 nights or more in July and August (subject to availability)

Water activities:

Aquafit JulyAugust

Aquagym~Outdoorpools including Splashzone (opening times vary according to the season)

Heated indoor pool complex with paddling pool~Waterslide & spa bath~Waterchute

Qualified Lifeguards

Board games to borrow
Bubbles Club (1-4 years)
Pirates Club (5-9 years)
Barracuda Club (10-14 years)

All-weather multi-sports pitch
Organized entertainment including games, competitions & activities
Large screen Tv in Bar including:2010 World Cup Football (11th June-11th July)~Internet access in bar
Amusements
Entertainments terrace
Family disco
Food & Drink

Le Rendez-vous is a lively bar with entertainment and activities all day long
L'Ocean bar is a quieter family bar
La Grange is a stylish bistro with a wide choice of meals
Takeaway
Supermarket~Weekly Breton Market on park~Launderette

5 Outdoor play areas
Basketball
Bike hire (pre bookable)
Gym
Crazy golf
Football tournaments
Kids fun zone with sumo wrestling, jousting,multi sports pitch for ball games
Pool tables, Table tennis, Tennis, Volleyball
Outdoor Boules

Pointe de Trévignon (4 miles)
Horse riding~Fishing~Windsurfing
Sailing/Canoeing~Boat trips~Sea fishing
Zoo~Adventure fun park
Karting~Art Galleries~Local markets

This small port is packed with crêperies and art galleries and it once was a favourite of the artist Paul Gauguin. There are intriguing gift boutiques, galleries displaying original artworks inspired by the area, a cafes and restaurants aplenty.

Rospico is a small sheltered bay where the the beach is unspoilt and perfect for families. There are frequent picnic spots, viewpoints and beaches to find along the many coastal paths.

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.

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. Visit the château at Josselin. It's beautiful. There is also a dolls museum in the old stables.

Vannes is a lively medieval town with the usual sprinkling of museums and restaurants. 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.

The place that used to be France's leading sardine port. The Port du Rosmer is full of cafés and restaurants, perfect for people (or boat) watching. The Port-rhu has been turned into a floating museum with over 100 boats.

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. Explore the narrow streets, which are packed with tourist shops, boutiques and creperies.

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.

The seaside resort is one of the most popular in southern Brittany. It has three beaches of fine white sand. There is also a yacht marina and seawater therapy centre.

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