Ghyvelde is a town near the seaside resort of Bray-Dunes, which is located on the Côte d'Opale in the Hauts-de-France region, in the Northern department a few kilometers from Dunkerque and La Panne in Belgium. Coming from Belgium, Bray-Dunes is the first long French beach of fine sand. In Bray-Dunes, you can practice sports, cultural activities and lazing! Why not rest in the dunes of Bray-Dunes! This 80m² house in a recently secured residence has a lake with private pontoon. Ideal for a vacation rental or for your business trips on the opal. The owners of this house provide fishing and canoeing equipment (with vests) as well as bicycles. The south-facing house has a bedroom on one level with a bed in 140 and two bedrooms on the first floor with 2 beds in 90 for the first one and one bed 140cm for the second one. The children’s rooms have a TV with DVD player (with child DVD) and books. Living room with sitting area and flat screen TV as well as free wifi. The kitchen is fully equipped with dishwasher. The fully renovated bathroom has an Italian shower and washing machine. Separate toilet. The fenced garden and the terrace overlooking the pond have a garden furniture, barbecue, awning. Bray-dunes beach is located 3 minutes by car or free bus. Belgium is a 10-minute drive away Proximity to Dunkirk. From €400 to €700 per week depending on the period Water and electricity consumption in addition. Rental by the week. Baby equipment available. ANCV accepted Animals on request Free Wifi Private parking Bray-Dunes is a small town in the North, 1H from Lille, on the Belgian border, known for its cultural, architectural and natural heritage. Let’s discover the fauna and flora: the small seaside town has a sandy beach that extends over 10 kms. In addition, it has a considerable asset compared to other beaches, its dune cordon. Two large dunes make the pleasure of walks with family, friends or lovers. This preserved cordon offers you a lush fauna and flora with more than 300 species of plants in particular. It is a protected nature reserve. Its long beach also allows many water sports such as windsurfing, windsurfing or kite surfing. Sporty, hang on! Bray-Dunes, a maritime town, has a rich history due to the Second World War. Discover, at low tide, 3 stranded ships. In addition, overlooking the sea, the cross of the 11-meter high sea calvary fascinates lovers of the sea. Strolling through the streets of the seaside town of Bray-Dunes, the architecture of the early 19th century attracts attention. The villas located on the dunes and by the sea are reminiscent of the flourishing period of the resort where the industrialists came to buy a second home. During a vacation rental in Bray-Dunes, take advantage of its privileged location to discover Dunkirk or even Belgium.

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