Package details
- 3 nights bed & breakfast at the 4-star Mercure Hotel ‘Le Port’, Vannes (located in the city centre)
- 3 rounds of golf at any of the following of Golf Clubs : Baden, Ploemeur, Rhuys Kervern or Saint-Laurent
- No minimum handicap required
Between Vannes and Trinité sur Mer discover the wonderful Golfe of Morbihan, with its relaxing landscape and courses.
At the entrance to the old medieval city of Vannes and 50 metres from the ferry terminal which serves the Gulf of Morbihan and its islands, (Arz, Ile aux Moines, Belle-Île, Houat, Hoëdic). The hotel offers free WIFI and parking.
The air-conditioned 24m² rooms all have a king size bed, duvet, mini-bar, a Nespresso machine, flat-screen television with international channels. The bathroom is equipped with a walk-in Italian style jet shower, bathrobe, large mirror and hair dryer.
The « Edgar » bistro:
Discover a traditional French cuisine, delicious simple dishes, as well as classic French specialties.
Restaurants in Vannes :
Vannes has excellents restaurants close to the hotel, meeting all culinary desires.
The Baden Golf Club : On the shores of the Golfe of Morbihan and the river Auray, Baden combines the best of land and sea, providing a variety of game options and landscapes.
The Ploemeur Golf Club : With spectacular sea views on many holes, this is a magical course to discover.
The Rhuys Kervern Golf Club : At the heart of the Golfe of Morbihan bird sanctuary, play a genuine eighteen-hole seaside golf course with perfectly maintained clean lines.
Saint-Laurent : Consistently voted amongst the top forty golf clubs in France, Saint-Laurent offers you an exceptional course at the heart of a beautiful forest of pine and oak trees. The oldest Golf Club in Morbihan, (celebrating 40 year in 2015), the rhododendrons lined course remains a reference for players from Brittany and elsewhere, both for its course and for its training facilities. The greens and fairways are always maintained to an exceptional standard.
The Tumulus of St. Michel (a megalithic grave mound) and the alignment of menhirs in Carnac, it is said that some Breton golfers make offerings after making a birdie to these stones, make this a wonderful part of Brittany to discover.
It would take a complete website to describe all the jewels of this part of Brittany. Do not hesitate to contact SVM GOLF-TRAVEL if you wish to extend your stay.