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Domaine de Kerizac - Yourte Kashmir
Lanvénégen · Morbihan
In Lanvénégen, the Kashmir yurt sleeps a couple and two children in a traditional setting, with a double bed, two single beds, a stove in winter, solar lamps and dry toilets nearby.
- Suggested time
- 1 night for the experience, 2 nights to explore the area
- Type of place
- Traditional family yurt with no electricity
- Atmosphere
- Family friendly, nomadic, warm and off the grid
- Getting there
- Kerizac, 56320 Lanvénégen. Rural estate reachable by car.
Who this place suits
- With family
- 10/10
- As a couple
- 8/10
- With friends
- 8/10
- Solo
- 9/10
- With a dog
- 5/10
- Reduced mobility
- 4/10
These scores are calculated from what the page records: official rating, facilities, difficulty, duration and location. They are a guide, not a substitute for contacting the venue, especially about accessibility.
About
The Kashmir yurt is the family option at the Domaine de Kerizac. It comfortably sleeps a couple and two children, with a double bed and two single beds. Its design is inspired by the traditional yurt, with felt walls and a wooden frame. Here too, the experience is about real disconnection: there is no electricity. Head torches and solar lamps are provided and dry toilets are close by. In winter, a stove turns the yurt into a warm nest. Breakfast can be booked and delivered straight to the door. The yurt is rented by the night. It works particularly well with children old enough to enjoy the adventure of a different night, with no screens or classic hotel comfort. Its location in the Lanvénégen countryside makes it easy to explore Le Faouët, the Ellé valley and inland Morbihan.
Highlights
- In Lanvénégen, the Kashmir yurt sleeps a couple and two children in a traditional setting, with a double bed, two single beds, a stove in winter, solar lamps and dry toilets nearby.
- Giving children a real night in a yurt, with no electricity but all the essentials, followed by breakfast delivered to the door and the countryside of the Pays du Roi Morvan.
- Capacity: 4 people.
- Set-up: 1 couple plus 2 children.
- Beds: 1 double bed plus 2 single beds.
- Electricity: no.
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- Lamps: head torches and solar lamps provided.
- WC: dry toilets nearby.
- Heating: stove in winter.
- Booking: by the night.
- Construction: wooden frame and felt walls.
Tips on the spot
- Check whether sheets and towels are provided.
- Check the exact accommodation model, electricity, Wi-Fi and heating outside summer before paying.
- Read the cancellation conditions and check the tourist tax.
- Do not plan a late arrival without the host’s agreement; arrive early on the first day.
Frequently asked questions
What type of accommodation is it?
A traditional family yurt with no electricity.
Why choose it?
Giving children a real night in a yurt, with no electricity but all the essentials, followed by breakfast delivered to the door and the countryside of the Pays du Roi Morvan.
What is the atmosphere like?
Family friendly, nomadic, warm and off the grid.
Is it suitable for a couple?
Possible for two, with plenty of space, but the yurt is clearly designed for a family.
Is it suitable for friends?
It can suit four travellers if the double bed and single beds work for you.
How do you get there?
Kerizac, 56320 Lanvénégen. Rural estate reachable by car.
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Source: DATAtourisme (ADN Tourisme), licence ouverte, mise a jour du 2026-09-21, updated 21 September 2026.
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