7 hectares of wooded parkland, car-free villages and Plougasnou’s wild coastline just minutes away: at Domaine de Mesqueau, your dog is welcome, subject to a few simple conditions.
welcome under conditions
when you book
throughout the Domaine
of wooded parkland
about 10 minutes away
At Domaine de Mesqueau, cars stay in the car parks and the paths belong to people on foot. For a dog, it is an ideal setting: space, greenery, peace and quiet, and the nearest beaches 6 km away, about 10 minutes by car, for longer walks.
One dog only, up to 30 kg, is allowed per rental or pitch for a fee, and must be declared when booking. Category 1 and 2 dogs (under French law), cats and exotic pets are not accepted.
A dog must never be left alone in the rental. If you are going somewhere dogs are not allowed, arrange for someone to look after it.
The exact conditions, including the fee, are shown when you book.
PREMIUM cottages, Lodges Ô and mobile homes welcome dogs under conditions. Your dog must be declared when you book.
One dog only, up to 30 kg, is allowed on the pitch for a fee, and must be declared when booking, subject to the Domaine’s conditions.
They protect your dog, other guests and the Domaine’s animals.
Tell us when you book: it affects the accommodation and the fee.
Your dog must be identified (microchip or tattoo) and up to date with its vaccinations. Bring its vaccination record.
Within the Domaine, your dog must stay on a lead, including on the village paths.
A dog must never be left alone in the accommodation, even for a short time.
Dogs are not allowed in the mini farm enclosures or the vegetable garden. Keep them away from the goats and hens.
Bring bags and keep the paths and park clean for everyone.
As a general rule in Finistère, dogs are not allowed on the beaches from 1 June to 30 September inclusive. Local by-laws may set specific rules. In Carantec, the town hall states a ban from 1 May to 30 September, day and night.
For the rest of the year, most beaches are open to dogs again. In all cases, follow the signs at the entrance to each beach, which take precedence.
No dogs on beaches from 1 June to 30 September · Sentier des Douaniers all year round · Follow the signs on site
A little planning, and the holiday gets off to a relaxed start for the whole family.
Choose your accommodation and declare your dog when you book.
Identification and up-to-date vaccinations: bring its health record.
Lead, bowls, bed, poo bags and a towel for after walks.
The GR34 coastal path follows the Plougasnou coastline about ten minutes from the Domaine: an ideal playground all year round, keeping your dog close on exposed sections. Inland, the Monts d’Arrée offer long walks across the moors, with your dog on a lead to protect wildlife.
At low tide, you can walk to Île Callot from Carantec: check the tide times before you set off. Ferries to Île de Batz also take dogs.
PREMIUM cottages, Lodges Ô, mobile homes or pitches: remember to declare your dog when you book.
Answers to the questions we are asked most often.
One dog only, up to 30 kg, is allowed for a fee, and must be declared when booking. It must be kept on a lead and its vaccinations must be up to date. Category 1 and 2 dogs (under French law), cats and exotic pets are not accepted.
Yes, when you book. We need to know in advance.
Your dog must be identified, up to date with its vaccinations and kept on a lead throughout the Domaine. Bring its vaccination record. It must never be left alone in the rental.
As a general rule in Finistère, dogs are not allowed on the beaches from 1 June to 30 September inclusive. Local by-laws may set specific rules. Check the local rules and the beach signs before each outing.
No. Arrange for someone to look after it if you visit a place where dogs are not allowed.
On the Sentier des Douaniers (GR34 coastal path) about ten minutes away, in the Monts d’Arrée or on Île Callot at low tide. Dogs are not allowed on the beaches of Plougasnou and Saint-Jean-du-Doigt from 1 June to 30 September.
Wooded parkland, car-free villages, the coastal path and the Monts d’Arrée: plan a holiday on the Bay of Morlaix with your dog.
