Lan Kerellec Manor

The Daubé family invites you to the Manoir de Lan Kerellec. Built at the beginning of the last century on the slopes of the Pink Granite Coast, it was born from the vision of an artist: the painter Pierre Gervais. Encircled by the immensity of the sea and the reefs of the Armorican coastline, the Manoir de Lan Kerellec is a Breton jewel. From the terrace of most of the 18 rooms, you can admire a panoramic view of the Milliau, Molène and Losquet islands... Magical! Let yourself be tempted by a walk along the Customs Officers« Path (Sentier des Douaniers) to taste the sea spray, or by scuba diving to observe the nature reserve more closely. In the evening, you will dine in the Manoir's exceptional dining room, shaped like an upturned boat hull, a work executed by the Compagnons du Devoir. Crowned with a Michelin star, the restaurant serves traditional cuisine with flavours of the open sea. The hotel also features a cabin dedicated to massages and well-being: Ayurvedic treatments and lomi-lomi therapy promise a genuine break for relaxation. Facing the ocean, the gardens and the terrace of the Manoir are privileged spots for enjoying a delicious cup of tea or having an apéritif at twilight. A few minutes from the hotel, settle into one of the beach huts placed at your disposal on the sand of Pors Termen or Tresmeur, and treat yourself to a refreshing swim under the Breton sun. Thanks to the south-westerly orientation of the Manoir, two different spectacles are offered every day by the tides: when the sea recedes, it reveals expanses of sand and rocks that may well tempt you into long walks. At high tide, the sea takes centre stage and majestically invades the entire space.