unusual rentals in brittany
in Morbihan
Would you like to spend an extraordinary holiday in an unusual location with your loved one, your friends or your children in the south of Brittany, near Vannes and La Gacilly? Enjoy a unique experience by booking unusual accommodation in Brittany such as a safari tent, a caravan or a cabin on stilts at the Domaine de Kervallon, one of the most beautiful campsites in Brocéliande.
Unusual rentals in Morbihan in Brittany : Safari tent
It’s decided: you want to make glamping in Brittany to visit the Côtes d’Armor, Lorient, Brest, Mont-Saint-Michel, Dinan, Saint-Malo and the other wonders of northwest France. To make your stay fabulous, opt for a safari tent! This is a fully-equipped, unusual accommodation that can accommodate 4 or 5 people.
If you prefer a rental open to the wooded park, we recommend the safari tent, these cabins on stilts, which have a large awning. If originality is your primary criterion, opt for the safari tent with its superb furniture straight from Africa. Its canvas structure guarantees a total change of scenery in the heart of nature. You will find a fully equipped kitchen and a spacious bedroom with a double bed that will guarantee you a comfortable and intimate stay in an unusual accommodation in Brittany.
Unusual accommodation in Morbihan : Roulotte or cabane sur pilotis
Lorient Interceltic Festival, Semaine du Golfe, La Gacilly Photo Festival: whatever the reason for your holiday in Morbihan, the Domaine de Kervallon has all the ingredients to make it original. How about a gypsy caravan holiday in Brittany? The gypsy caravan is ideal for a romantic weekend or week. Designed for 4 people, it is also suitable for families with 2 children who want to try something different from a mobile home in the Morbihan or a classic pitch. If you are looking for height and a bit of adrenaline, you can book a superb wooden hut on stilts with 2 bedrooms and a covered terrace that will delight your children. From your spacious room and living room you have a panoramic view of the forest and the entire estate.
So don’t hesitate and let yourself be tempted by an unusual experience and book a night in an unusual accommodation in Brittany near the Côtes d’Armor! It is also an original and unusual gift to offer to your loved one for a romantic night! You can even enjoy the swimming pool of the campsite in Morbihan.
The ecolodge: an atypical accommodation close to nature
Would you like to experience a stay in harmony with nature in an unusual accommodation in Brittany? The Kervallon estate in Morbihan offers you a unique and ecological experience for a successful family holiday. Find unusual accommodation not far from the Brocéliande forest that respects the codes of ecotourism, such as the Bali ecolodge.
If you are looking for an ecolodge for 5 people, consider this accommodation nestled in the heart of nature, among the trees. It offers a total area of 32 m² with a terrace of 12 m² to enjoy the landscape. In addition, these two ecolodges are located near the city of Brest. The latter is a must among the largest cities in France.
New: the Tiny house and the hiker’s hut
The campsite also has two new green accommodations. If you are looking for an unusual accommodation in Brittany for 4 people, choose the Tiny House. It offers 2 comfortable rooms with 2 large beds. This environmentally friendly house is multifunctional and provides all the amenities you need. Enjoy a fully equipped kitchen, separate toilet, bathroom, heating, etc.
If you are a fan of wooden accommodation, the hiker’s hut is just what you need. The cabins are a good idea for a zero carbon gift for a romantic weekend in an unusual location in Brittany. In addition, the Camp’Nature hut is accessible to animals under certain conditions. This way, you can spend time with the people you love the most and make beautiful memories.
The hut is located not far from the campsite’s swimming pool and dining area and faces due south. So you can enjoy the sunset from your terrace and fill up on vitamin D to ensure a restful night.
