article_snippet.sent: Why would you spend your holiday at another nondescript hotel, when you could have your own island, and stay in a 19th century lighthouse, all for the same price as a B&B.
article_snippet.sent: Suitable for adventurers only, guests will lodge in The quaint cottage once used by the lighthouse keepers, who had to manually guide boats through the waters on the Carantec coast.
article_snippet.sent: From 1857 to the 1960s this was done by person, and the island was inhabited until this point by the families of the guiders.
article_snippet.sent: The neglected property was renovated in 2004 for the use of a holiday home, and guests can journey to the haven for a few days of relaxation in the powder-blue lodging.
article_snippet.sent: The quaint cottage has a patio area, perfect for enjoying a sunset BBQ overlooking the bay .
article_snippet.sent: The quaint cottage was used manually from 1857 to the 1960s and the 1960s families would inhabit the island with The lighthouse keeper.
article_snippet.sent: Despite lacking a high-tech interior, The quaint cottage offers spectacular views over the bay and guests can enjoy sunsets whilst having a BBQ on the cottage patio while listening the waves crash against the rocks.
article_snippet.sent: While the retreat sounds idyllic, guests will have to sacrifice some home comforts.
article_snippet.sent: The quaint cottage is adorned with powder-blue shutters and has an outbuilding bathroom .
highlights_snippet.sent: Island comes complete with a 19th century lighthouse, quaint cottage and panoramic views .