Apartment located on the 2nd and top floor without lift of a small residence in Camaret-sur-Mer, offering views of the sea and the Vauban Tower, an iconic monument in the port listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This accommodation enjoys a privileged location on the Crozon peninsula, an area renowned for the spectacular beauty of its seascapes, wild cliffs and numerous beaches.

Entrance leading to a large living area comprising a lounge (4-seater sofa with chaise longue, round table for 4 people, television with streaming apps) opening onto the balcony, which is furnished with small furniture so you can enjoy the sea view. A massif oak bar adds a warm and authentic touch to the whole.
Open-plan, fully equipped kitchen (fridge-freezer, dishwasher, oven, microwave, induction hob + extractor hood, kettle, toaster, filter coffee machine, Tassimo pod coffee machine, air fryer).

A corridor leads to two bedrooms. The first has a 140 x 190 bed, the second has a 160 x 200 bed and two extra beds. The bedrooms can be darkened.

The bathroom has a shower, washbasin and washing machine. The toilet is separate.

On the ground floor of the residence, a private bicycle storage room is available. A private numbered parking space within the residence.

Internet connection (high speed), pets allowed.

To be paid upon arrival:
Security deposit (EUR 300, bank card imprint) + tourist tax (according to current rates).
Utilities (water + electricity) are included in the rental price.
Linen is provided. End-of-stay cleaning is included.

Baby equipment can be provided on request, including a travel cot and high chair, a baby bath and potty, for a flat fee of EUR 10 per item.

The property is not suitable for people with reduced mobility.
Information on the risks to which the property is exposed can be found on the GEORISQUES GOUV FR website.

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This apartment is an ideal starting point for exploring the natural, maritime and cultural riches of Camaret-sur-Mer and its surroundings. A former lobster fishing port steeped in history, the town now charms visitors with its lively harbour, seafood restaurants, art gallery district and authentic Breton atmosphere. The surrounding coastline offers many remarkable natural sites such as the Pointe de Pen-Hir, the Toulinguet and the Lagatjar menhir alignments, which attract lovers of hiking, photography and the great outdoors every year. The destination is also popular for its water sports and other sporting activities. The beaches of Pen-Hat and Veyrac'h are particularly popular with surfing and board sports enthusiasts, while other beaches on the peninsula (Corréjou beach, to name but one) are ideal for swimming. Camaret-sur-Mer also has an interesting cultural heritage, with the Battle of the Atlantic Memorial Museum, the Rocamadour cinema and its organised events, and the historic site of the ruins of the Poul-Roux manor house. All this contributes to making Camaret-sur-Mer a lively and authentic destination, ideal for a holiday combining sea, nature and heritage.