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The lake at Guerledan is 20 kilometres north with small beaches and activities for the whole family including sailboats, pedal-boats, dinghies and water-skiing. There are many markets to visit selling delicious fresh vegetables and fruits with wonderful cheese stalls, local bread and much more.
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Countless architecturally interesting villages can be found in this region. Brittany is an area rich in Celtic culture and traditions. The local Breton dances are very popular and held in villages and towns throughout the year. Typically, all age groups join in, from small children to seniors, and dance to the very distinct and popular music.
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The locals are only too happy for visitors to join them. Also during the summer months, Breton pardons are held. These are religious processions where the villagers dress in their colourful traditional costumes.
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The Southern coast of Brittany can be reached in just over half an hour, and once there you have the choice of vast expanses of golden sand, tiny coves, fishing villages, seafood restaurants, and all the usual marine-based activities, including swimming, sailing, windsurfing, diving, water-skiing and fishing. Larmor-Plage is located on the south coast and is about a 40 min car journey. The sea front has many restaurants, bars and the area specialises in sea foods.
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The Golfe of Morbihan is worth exploring too, it has its own micro-climate of Mediterranean qualities thanks to it own virtually landlocked sea, whose retained summer waters keep the area frost-free in winter.
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