What are the average rates for an out-of-the-ordinary night in Brittany?

Prices vary depending on several criteria: capacity, comfort, services included and type of accommodation. A night in a cabin or bubble starts at around €100/ 150, while high-end accommodation, such as a lighthouse by the sea reserved for your exclusive use, may cost up to €700 a night. There’s something for all budgets and all preferences!

What out-of-the-ordinary accommodation choices are best for family holidays?

There’s nothing like an unusual accommodation choice when it comes to pleasing one and all! Treehouse, yurt in the heart of nature, troglodyte house dug into the rock or safari-style lodge… there’s something for all tastes. These types of accommodation often include several beds and boast top-quality comfort, and some of them also provide cool activities for kids. Everything you need to spend holidays that are fun and comfortable all at the same time. You want more? We’ve unearthed 6 great go-to addresses for your family holidays! 6 great accommodation choices for family holidays

What’s the best time to spend an out-of-the-ordinary holiday in Brittany?

The best time? All year round! In autumn , you can settle into a “tiny house” in the depths of the forest and enjoy the tranquillity, the leaves crackling underfoot and the vibrant colours. Spring is the perfect season to get reacquainted with nature: gather wild plants and learn how to cook them, or get away from it all in a treehouse or eco-friendly chalet, for total immersion. And, of course, there’s summer ! The ideal season to make the utmost of long days, water sports (e-foil and wakeboarding) and starry nights… pure magic! Whether you’re looking for adventure or a cosy cocoon, the out-of-the-ordinary is yours to experience all year round.

Where in Brittany can you sleep in a treehouse?

If the idea of sleeping in a treehouse sets you dreaming, it’s simple: Brittany is teeming with perfect spots. Intimate cocoons, cabins where you and your friends can change the world or where you can live the adventure as a family: there’s something for all tastes! Take a look at our selection – outstanding treehouses that get everything right! 5 treehouses in Brittany

7 ideas for something different

Seagulls, galettes and shrimps. Do you really believe that’s what Brittany comes down to? Think outside the box then, change your viewpoint: our awesome suggestions will put more than a touch of “extra” into your ordinary holidays. Zen, arty, hilltop and treetop, Brittany hasn’t finished astonishing you. So why not try and see more of it …?

In the blink of an eye

Our selection of out-of-the-ordinary nights

1. Spend a night in a lighthouse

Reach for the sky in one of those legendary edifices! The Kerbel Lighthouse near Port-Louis welcomes you from atop its 25 metres. You’ll have to climb 120 steps before you can admire the 360°view over Quiberon Bay, Lorient and the Groix Island off the coast. The former lantern room has been converted into a studio apartment with mahogany parquet floor and designer furniture: you’ll have panoramic views to enjoy from the moment you wake up.

The Kerbel lighthouse

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Riantec, intérieur de l'hébergement du phare de Kerbel, location gîte et phare.
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BERTHIER Emmanuel

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France, Morbihan (56), L'île de Groix, hébergement insolite les nids de Parcabout.
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BERTHIER Emmanuel

2. Sleep in a ‘nest’

Your inner fledgling should really love the concept: snugly accommodated in a little nest, a bubble of serenity where everything is designed to ensure your wellbeing… It’d be hard to find anything comfier! Nest, bubble tent or geodesic dome (igloo to its friends) – choose your option for a stay that’s cosy and futuristic alike. The shortest road to dreamland!

Parcabout’nests (FR)

Lov’nid Dihan Hôtel de cabanes

Igloo Domaine Arvor (FR)

Bubble Domaine Kermenguy

3. My treehouse

The treehouse is the star of out-of-the-ordinary accommodation. Blending into its surroundings, it provides you with a haven of serenity and real change of scene up there in the treetops. A little secret: stay inconspicuous and perhaps you’ll be lucky enough to a see a few furry or feathered inhabitants passing by. In the evening, you fall asleep with the squirrels, and in the morning, it’s a 100% gourmet local breakfast. Hoist up the basket, the day’s just begun!

Tree houses in Brittany

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Cabane Perchée à la Vallée du Pratmeur - Quistinic
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Emmanuel Berthier

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L’écolodge La Belle Verte à La Pihourdière, Saint-M’Hervé
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Martin Vanessa EI

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Ecolodge La Belle Verte - Saint-M'Hervé
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Simon Bourcier

4. Ecolodges: recharge your batteries in the heart of the countryside

Feel like basking in nature? A touch of levity? Ecolodges rhyme responsibility with originality. Comfortable tents, cabins under the apple-trees, floating accommodation – everything has been designed to ensure you enjoy a stay in 100% unspoiled natural surroundings. There you are outdoors, with a whole bunch of activities to choose from, along with organic meals and even a spot of shopping… It’s funny how you immediately feel more relaxed! An unforgettable stay with comfort and serenity on the menu.

La Belle Verte

Dihan Hôtel de cabanes

You want more?

Feel like sleeping under the stars? Then off you go to Bubble Jade for a night in the homonymous bubble with breathtaking views of the Milky Way. Or if you prefer glamping, La Bulle de Clotilde with its private spa is made for you. A magical setting!

You prefer dozing off to the lapping of water? Then treat yourself to a night in a floating cabin at Moulin Le Trévelo. A real cocoon on the water, with birdsong and the river’s murmur as background music. Perfect for recharging your batteries!

And if you’re looking for a really crazy night, you’ll find it… at the Belle Folie. In a caravan on top of a menhir. Happiness in the air, between sky and stone.

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La Belle Folie - Cabane Keravan - Ploemel
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Lesley Anne Ledroit

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Moulin de Trévelo - Caden - hébergement insolite
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Patrice Goupil - Morbihan Tourisme

Out-of-the-ordinary activities in Brittany

5. Enjoy boardsports in the heart of Brittany’s countryside!

Wakeboarding is a popular water sport that combines snowboarding and surfing on… a lake! And yes, in Brittany, you can also enjoy boardsports out in the wild. Towed by a 500-metre cable, you’ll find yourself speeding along at 30 kph – If you’re feeling brave enough, you might even attempt a few acrobatics on the obstacles and springboards along the way. Or you can start out gently and opt for kneeboarding, where you kneel on the board, or, a more classical choice, water skiing! After a few thrill-packed sessions, get your energy refill at the bar and snack-bar area with views over the lake. Good news for the younger among us: introductory sessions start at 7-8 years old!

West Park Advance ride

Bzh wakepark Wake Park Plessé

Titaz Wakepark

6. Sea voyage in corsair mode

Open the hatches and play at pirates with your family! Hoist the sails on a traditional Breton sailing boat. Roam the open seas… More than enough to fuel the imagination. Explore the Gulf of Morbihan aboard a sinagot, cross Corsair Bay on the Etoile du Roy, observe the 7 Islands archipelago’s seals and birds… So many great introductions to navigation and “magic moments” to experience once in life! .

Traditional sailing boats

Ideas

The inratables of the summer, the place to be to treat yourself to a seafood platter, the best views on the GR®34, the best spots to start surfing… in short, all the good...

7. Stop and stare on the banks of the Loire

60 km: that’s the length of the Loire estuary’s banks between Nantes and Saint-Nazaire. And some thirty contemporary works are located on them for you to admire. “Villa Cheminée” standing 15 metres above the river, Giant Pendulum and Soft Boat: all in open access with immoderation guaranteed!

Estuaire

You want more?

If you’re a fan of water sports and unmatched thrills, you’ll love the e-foil at Chill in Rance. A motorised board that gets you skimming over the water in absolute freedom.

Ice Swimming is a favourite among devotees of extreme challenges: an ice-cold bathe in the sea or ocean in breathtaking surroundings. Try it out on Plouha Beach – it’ll make a change from Avoriaz!

And if you’re thirsty for adventure and exploration, coasteering is made for you! In Plouha or the Crozon Peninsula, climb, jump and swim your way along Brittany’s cliffs.

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Plouha - Ice swimming
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Jean-François Le Bescond

FAQs: Find out everything about out-of-the ordinary holidays in Brittany

What are the average rates for an out-of-the-ordinary night in Brittany?
What out-of-the-ordinary accommodation choices are best for family holidays?
There’s nothing like an unusual accommodation choice when it comes to pleasing one and all! Treehouse, yurt in the heart of nature, troglodyte house dug into the rock or safari-style lodge… there’s something for all tastes. These types of accommodation often include several beds and boast top-quality comfort, and some of them also provide cool activities for kids. Everything you need to spend holidays that are fun and comfortable all at the same time. You want more? We’ve unearthed 6 great go-to addresses for your family holidays!
6 great accommodation choices for family holidays
What’s the best time to spend an out-of-the-ordinary holiday in Brittany?
The best time? All year round! In autumn, you can settle into a “tiny house” in the depths of the forest and enjoy the tranquillity, the leaves crackling underfoot and the vibrant colours. Spring is the perfect season to get reacquainted with nature: gather wild plants and learn how to cook them, or get away from it all in a treehouse or eco-friendly chalet, for total immersion. And, of course, there’s summer! The ideal season to make the utmost of long days, water sports (e-foil and wakeboarding) and starry nights… pure magic! Whether you’re looking for adventure or a cosy cocoon, the out-of-the-ordinary is yours to experience all year round.
Where in Brittany can you sleep in a treehouse?