The kitchen and dining room are self-contained separately from the lounge, with the dining table comfortably seating six people.

The kitchen is fully equipped with fridge freezer, microwave oven, gas oven and hob, and full kitchen equipment. In the lounge, we have provided a television which receives many English channels, and is linked to video and dvd players, should you wish to bring your own videos/dvds. We also provide a radio cassette player and fan. There is a gas fire in the lounge, although we have never known this to be used in the summer - with the rare exception of a rainy evening!

There are three separate bedrooms, the largest having a double bed, wardrobe, small dressing table area with mirror, 3 drawer bedside cabinets and above bed cabinets for further storage. The second bedroom is twin bedded, with wardrobe, dividing bedside table and shelf space. This room is equipped for transferring one bed into a baby’s cot (equipment provided), although the lower bed of the bunk bedded third bedroom is ideal for a small child. This room is compact, with cabin style bunk beds that are especially suitable for children. The top bunk has a safety rail, but small children are recommended to use the bottom bunk! This room also has a wardrobe.

Pillows and duvets are provided for your use (one double and four single duvets). Additional blankets can be found in the wardrobes if required. You will need to provide your own duvet covers, sheets, pillow cases, tea towels and towels.

All sockets are English 3 point plug sockets.

The garden is fully equipped with large patio table and eight chairs, BBQ, together with two sun loungers and that all important parasol.

Our mobile home is not on the main thoroughfare, so cars passing at frequent intervals are not a problem. In fact, it is a cul-de-sac with through access only for walkers and bicycles, making it very safe for young children – and delightfully peaceful!

Domaine de Kerlann

This most attractive French site is to be found nestled in the heart of Southern Brittany between picturesque Pont Aven and the colourful fishing port of Concarneau. Unlike many English sites, this one is laid out with trees, hedges, shrubs of all different kinds - and gardens. In short, it is a riot of colour and greenery all year round, but especially during the summer months when so many of the lovely, and often exotic, shrubs and flowers are in bloom.

Just a short drive from the wonderful scenery of Breton beaches, Domaine de Kerlann can be reached in approximately 1½ hours from the ferry port of Roscoff.

This beautiful corner of France is very reflective of our own Cornish coastline but is traditionally Breton in character. Considerably further south than the Channel Islands, it has a very mild climate, allowing for luxurious, long, hot summer days. The Breton influence is impossible to miss, with the style of the houses and cottages, the artefacts that are on sale in many of the shops, and the beautiful Breton costumes that can be seen worn by the traditional Breton dancers. This is a part of France that is steeped in its own character and tradition, so close to England – and yet so very far away in atmosphere.

The nature of a self catering holiday allows for relaxation from schedule and organisation. This is a holiday on your own terms – with the benefit of the luxury of eating out at delightful restaurants dotted all around the locality, should you wish! From traditional crèpes to delicious local shellfish (Belon oysters, locally farmed moules, lobster, crab……), to tasty cheeses and tangy local ciders and wines – the choice is endless!

There is never a dull moment at Domaine de Kerlann, should you wish to leave the peace and tranquillity of your own garden. The centre is sufficiently at a distance not to encroach on your peace, but close enough to be only a matter of a short walk away.

The centre features a restaurant, fast food take-away, indoor entertainment ‘hall’ with pool tables and stage, two bars (one pub style), large outdoor patio area with outdoor entertainment stage - where regular nightly attractions take place throughout the summer, such as the traditional Breton evening, and local crèpes can be bought freshly made.

Other amenities include a shop where a good selection of foods can be bought (plus English newspapers), a launderette and a reception area where information on where to go and what to do can be sought.

A beautiful outdoor swimming pool, with a separate toddler pool, has been enhanced by a new indoor complex featuring a heated swimming pool, jacuzzi and water flume, together with an area suitable for the little ones with a mushroom water fountain. All swimming areas are under the welcome gaze of qualified lifeguards. These facilities can be used by non Siblu guests at a small charge per person.

Siblu provide clubs suitable for a large range of children – starting with a crèche (not included in the cost of the holiday). The details of clubs and entertainment can be found on the Siblu website.

Many sports activities are also available (some requiring booking and which are not included in the holiday price), including BMX track, crazy golf, tennis, all weather multi-sports pitch, archery, boules, and advertised fun activities which vary from day to day and week to week.

An experienced and professional team of entertainers are on hand at all times to make the holiday an action packed and fun one – should that be what you seek.

You may prefer to seek your entertainment and fun away from the daily activities of Domaine de Kerlann, and this is an ideal location to choose with a great variety of different beaches to visit and places of interest to see. There are many fabulous beaches and coves to discover and explore; you will soon find your own favourite, be it a wild and scenic stony beach or a lovely sweeping sandy beach. Port Manech is worth a visit – a small sandy beach ideal for bathing or water sports, with its own small bar set back overlooking the beach. There is also a stretch of coastline between Raguennes and Rospico, known as Tahiti beach, with a lovely sandy beach. Trevignon is well worth a visit, especially at sunset when the views are spectacular and may be seen while taking a stroll along the cliffs, or down among the rocks, or by the picturesque harbour, or over a drink at one of the roadside cafes.

Eating in France is a very enjoyable past-time and there is a large selection of different styles of French food to choose from. Self catering is fun – especially on long, hot summer days, and lovely warm summer evenings with the BBQ, but it is always lovely to try the local restaurants, of which there are many and varied. You might ask for a French recommendation at Domaine de Kerlann’s reception where they are more than happy to help, whether your taste is for local crepes or for the delicious seafood that is so readily available, and fresh in local restaurants. Try the amazing fresh fish shop in the square at Nevez for an incredible variety of fish and shellfish.

Local Places to Visit

Pont Aven

A very picturesque small town approximately 2 miles away, with the River Aven running through its centre. Pont Aven is famous for being the inspiration to the artist Gauguin and is the centre for many little art galleries and a museum featuring much of his work.

Concarneau

This delightful fishing port is an attraction, not only because of its lovely views of harbour and sea, but is also known for the medieval walled city which contains many fascinating little shops and some interesting restaurants and cafes serving locally caught seafood. The town is renowned also for its outdoor and indoor markets which are well worth experiencing!

La Pointe de Trevignon

Just a five mile drive will bring you to this attractive headland with its rocky harbour and fishing community. Fresh fish can be bought here from the local fisherman and beautiful sunsets witnessed on lovely summer evenings. Just north of the point is a wild bird nature reserve, and coves around this area are very picturesque.

Les Iles de Glenan

These are a group of small islands about 9 miles away, off the Brittany coastline. Full and half day trips can be made from various ports including Concarneau.

Port Manech

This is a lovely local fishing harbour just four miles away at the mouth of the Aven and Belon estuaries. Fresh oysters can be sampled at the local Belon oyster farm, or sailing lessons/boat hire can be purchased as there is a local sailing school.

Kerascoet

Approximately 4 miles away, this village is renowned for its beautiful thatched and unusual Breton style cottages and allows visitors to take a leisurely stroll to admire the lovely sights.

In short, this is a beautiful part of France which has the advantage of being under 2 hours journey from the ferry port of Roscoff. When you arrive in Southern Brittany you will feel you have travelled a lot further away; an ideal holiday destination!