L'Eclose

An iodine-filled stopover in South Finistère

Furnished flats and gîtes

65 rue Jeanne D'Arc, 29730 Guilvinec

L'Eclose - Entrée Ty Gwen et Ty Du — ©L'Eclose

L'Eclose - Cap Marine — ©Jean-Yves Gautier

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Whether you're a couple or a group, these 5 cosy gîtes and guest rooms welcome you to the heart of the authentic Bigouden countryside, just a stone's throw from Pont-l'Abbé.

You'll be dropping anchor in the port of Guilvinec for a stay that's 100% iodised and full of character. Eric and Marie, your hosts, have set up four comfortable accommodation units in their family home. There's a choice of two gîtes with terraces (Ty Gwen, Ty Du) and two spacious guest rooms (Ildut, Kergoz), each with its own entrance and kitchen/dining area. The charm of stone, access to the wooded garden, a warm and personal welcome (pets are welcome): this is what awaits you in this haven of peace, just a stone's throw from the shops and fishing port. Dreaming of a sea view? You can at the Cap Marine gîte, located in a tourist residence just 600 metres away. At Le Guil', the Atlantic is everywhere: within easy reach on foot along the GR® 34, by bike via the Littorale, or by car for a surfing session at Pointe de la Torche. When the weather's fine, a trip to the port at around 4.30pm is a must, for a bellyful of fresh langoustines after a hike in Audierne Bay or a stroll through the medieval streets of Quimper.