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Lomener: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Accommodation in Lomener

2 adults · no children · 1 room
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Anse du Stole is a 600-metre-long family beach of fine sand, surrounded by rocks. It is fully accessible to people with physical, motor and sensory disabilities and faces south.

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Beach and Coast

Lomener’s small beach is located in a former Breton fishing port opposite the island of Groix. Lomener Beach is connected to the GR®34 coastal hiking trail and is mainly used by early-morning swimmers and divers.

Culture and History

In the 19th century, the port of Lomener had significant maritime activity, including sardine fishing boats, sardine presses and canneries. A former cannery building was later converted into the Chapelle Notre-Dame de la Garde. There, the altar table rests on structures representing fish baskets.

Walks and Cycling Routes

The “Lomener” cycling circuit is easy, 4 km long and takes 30 minutes. It follows minor roads behind the coast. The heritage walk in Lomener is accessible to everyone and includes a puzzle to solve along the route.

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More Destinations

More destinations: Ile D'arz, Séné, Vannes, Gourin, Monterblanc, Le Cours, Ploemel and Plumergat.

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