Les Ecuries at la Julerie

Location

Directions

DIRECTIONS TO LA JULERIE FROM ST MALO’s PORT
If your car is fitted with SatNav then key in Corseul, if La Julerie is not shown, then try La Ville Deneu which should be; this property is about 300 metres on the Corseul side of La Julerie
Coordonnées GPS : (Ex : 50.367343 - 5.867565)
Latitude 48.48432203215 Longtitude -2.13937282562


Leave the port in the direction of Toutes Routes, and this will take you on to the RN137 continue until you have the directions for Rennes, Dinan etc. take this dual carriageway, continue on it until you come to the interchange and can take the road to Dinan and St Brieuc, it is the RN176. you will immediately cross the river (Rance) and see the sign for the Cote D’Armor continue on this dual carriageway until you pass Dinan and then leave this road, it is the 5th exit junction after crossing the Rance at the interchange for VANNES, LORIENT and Caulnes, Broons and Plancoet.

Take the D794 toward Plancoet, after about 2 ½ miles you go down a straight gentle hill/incline at the bottom of which there are various Gites de France signs and also bus stops on each side of the road. these are marked St Uriac. At this junction leave the main road turning right and immediately taking the left fork. You will see the first sign by the junction for Lydiane Coiffeuse , you can just follow this sign and the following signs along your route as they will take you to La Julerie where Lydiane’s salon is .
(From the junction you continue along this road for exactly 1 mile, at the 2nd marked crossroads, turn left as you will see the sign for La Julerie, which is the first property on the left, the entrance to our road is only about 400m after the cross-roads, you can see the back of the cottages as you drive along this road, turn sharp left into our road and drive up to the cottages)
Once unloaded we would ask you to park in the area designated for parking, away from the cottages across the drive.

Distance from the Ferry 18/20 miles

Directions to LA JULERIE from the Cherbourg/ Caen or other Channel Ports

Mont St. Michael is signposted from Cherbourg, if coming from the direction of Calais take the motorway, main road system heading for Mont St Michael, for all routes simply follow this direction until you have passed Avranches, this is where the road comes off the Cherbourg peninsular and goes west towards Brittany. After passing Avranches you will be on the Brittany
Motorway, although it is termed a motorway it is just a good 3 lane or dual carriageway. The road is the N176/N175 keep on it, taking care not to take the Fougeres road, do not turn off to Mont St Michael nor St Malo, nor Rennes, eventually you will see signs for Dinan and St Brieuc. Continue on it crossing the river Rance, once over the bridge you will be welcomed to the Cote D’Armor, stay on this road until you pass Dinan and then leave this road (it is the 5th exit junction after crossing the Rance) at the interchange forVANNES, LORIENT and Caulnes, Broons and Plancoet.

Take the D794 toward Plancoet, after about 2 ½ miles you go down a straight gentle hill/incline at the bottom of which there are various Gites de France signs and also bus stops on each side of the road. these are marked St Uriac. At this junction leave the main road turning right and immediately taking the left fork. You will see the first sign by the junction for Lydiane Coiffeuse , you can just follow this sign and the following signs along your route as they will take you to La Julerie where Lydiane’s salon is .
(From the junction you continue along this road for exactly 1 mile, at the 2nd marked crossroads, turn left as you will see the sign for La Julerie, which is the first property on the left, the entrance to our road is only about 400m after the cross-roads, you can see the back of the cottages as you drive along this road, turn sharp left into our road and drive up to the cottages)

Neighborhood

If your idea of a holiday is where you can enjoy splendid scenery, visit historic towns, see the local culture being displayed at many festivals, and possibly spend some time enjoying the beaches, or walking around the cliffs, or along quiet country roads, or playing golf, and last but not least tasting real local food Look no further. Come to La Julerie and enjoy all of these pastimes and ways of life in Le Côte D’Armor.

La Julerie is only 18km from the coast which offers a large number of safe sandy beaches, which is what all children adore; several also have sailing, and all types of surfing schools –wind, kite and sand yachts; just what the teenagers and more adventurous adults enjoy. There are many offshore islands well worth a visit at low tide, for the whole family to enjoy.

La Julerie is only 10km from the historic town of Dinan where you can see many medieval buildings, or enjoy their weekly market or wander down a cobbled street to the port and enjoy lunch alongside the river.

The world famous Mont St Michel is less than an hour’s drive from La Julerie as is the capital of Brittany- Rennes where you will find museums featuring the history of this ancient part of France. St Malo and Dinard face each other across the estuary of the River Rance; St Malo is a busy port and a centre for yachting but also a hive of activity as a popular tourist centre, whilst its neighbour across the river hosts the annual British Film Festival each September. Dinard boasts beach tents for changing in – in 2013!

Plancoet is only 9km from La Julerie and is the location of the Crouzil restaurant, where Jean-Pierre Crouzil is your chef “Restaurant breton | Restaurant de cuisines de France | Restaurant gastronomique” this in itself enough of a reason to visit Le Côte D’Armor.