Gite of Kerpunce, Gîte rural N° 4613 - 3 ears of corn / 9 people
A charming and typical little house near the port of La Trinité sur Mer
This charming farmhouse has been built in 1636 and rebuilt in 1987*. It was certainly the very first house in the Kerpunce village which lands are irrigated by the river of Crac’h.
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The gîte is ideally located in the middle of Quiberon’s bay, in the port of la Trinité sur Mer. It is just a stone throw away from the Morbihan’s gulf and near the place where the famous navigator Eric Tabarly’s Pen Duick II has been built.
