Rent a holiday apartment in the Brest Region

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in the Brest Region should begin by making a regional decision. The Brest Region is an extensive region in southwestern Belarus. When searching for accommodation, you should therefore first select a specific location or subregion: the region’s name alone does not describe a specific accommodation location.

The Brest Region at a glance

The region is named Brest; Brest is its administrative center. The Brest Region covers around 32,700 km². In Belarusian, the region is called Брэсцкая вобласць. For a broader overview of the country, you can also visit Belarus.

Water-based orientation in the surrounding area

In the wider Brest area, near the reference point of the Brest Region, are the Budskiy Canal, approximately 13 km away as the crow flies, and the Tminskiy Canal, approximately 14 km away as the crow flies. If you would like to base your travel plans on a specific landscape feature, you can use this information as an initial regional reference point.

Select a holiday apartment or holiday home by location

You should search for a holiday apartment or holiday home in the Brest Region by a specific location or subregion, rather than treating the entire region as a single location. This regional classification is the first practical step before comparing individual offers.

Access further subregions

For further orientation, you can access the pages for the individual subregions directly: Aleksandrovka, Antonava, Baranawitschy, Belaasjorsk, Bjarosa, Brest, Cherni, Chierma, Damačava, Dzivin, Franopaĺ and Gintsevichi.

Hornava, Ivanava, Iwazewitschy, Kamianets District, Kamianiuki, Kamyanyets, Klejniki, Kosava, Leashki, Lyakhavichy, Makovišča and Malinaŭka.

Medna, Niachačava, Novyja Zasimavičy, Pagost Zagarodski, Panikvy, Paulinava, Pinsk, Bjarosa District, Brest District, Kobryn District, Luninez District and Ružany.

Silichi, Stolin, Tscharnautschyzy, Turna Vialikaja, Voĺka, Wyssokaje, Zanaviny, Zhabinka District, Znamenka, Zubačy and Белалессе.