Breton lifestyle in a region of rare beauty - in a small, typical Breton hameau with old stone houses, close to the sea, not far from the largest megalithic complex in the world, very close to the postcard landscapes of the Ria d'Etel and hiking trails leading directly from the site along enchanted hollow paths, this wooden chalet, which is entirely dedicated to sustainability, is located as if in a secret garden.Built according to the tiny house principle, cooking, eating, sleeping and daily hygiene are combined in the smallest of spaces, leaving room to live and breathe. The 17m2 wooden chalet offers space for 2 people and is equipped with a double bed, a kitchenette, a combined living/dining area and a shower room with dry toilet. Between the eucalyptus and fig trees on the gravel terrace of the small private garden belonging to the chalet, you can let life flow with a view. The wooden chalet is quietly located in a cul-de-sac.

The "sentiers côtiers" (former customs officers' paths) offer spectacular views and vistas. Just a few kilometers away, the picturesque island of St. Cado invites you to take a tour. Be impressed by the wild currents at the mouth of the Ria d'Etel, the "Barre d'Etel". Long beaches and beautiful dune landscapes, the largest megalithic site in the world in Carnac and many other megaliths and dolmens throughout the area, the wild coast of St. Pierre Quiberon, charming little towns such as Auray, Vannes or Saint-Anne-d'Auray (the third most important pilgrimage site in France after Lourdes and Lisieux), the Golfe du Morbihan with its numerous islands - one of the most beautiful bays in the world - or Belle-Île-en-Mer, island beauty with turquoise blue sea and steep coasts are just some of the sights. Numerous markets in the area invite you to stroll around with local products. The area can be explored from the water on boat trips.