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Seaside resorts

Seaside resorts

With their distinctive old world atmosphere, these resorts have retained all the charm of the Belle Epoque. Known for their beaches, lively markets and the elegance of their villas, they’re the ideal place to enjoy an ice-cream or pre-dinner drink on the terrace.

Camaret-sur-mer and Crozon

The Crozon peninsula, shaped like a gigantic cross in the Iroise sea, sums up the essence of Brittany. The landscape shifts from spectacular cliff scenery to heather-covered...

Suscinio and the Rhuys peninsula

The Dukes of Brittany appreciated this strip of land and sand which closes the Gulf of Morbihan. The often sunny Rhuys peninsula changes from marshes to rocky coasts, quiet...

Pléneuf – Val‑André

An elegant and famous seaside resort, Pléneuf-Val-André is a wonderful playground for anyone who loves the sea. Tucked away between Saint-Brieuc bay and the Emerald Coast, it...

Ploumanac’h – Perros-Guirec

With its 13 km of coastline and three fine sandy beaches, Perros is heaven for families and watersports fans. Around the corner is Ploumanac’h, a former fishing village that...

This pretty port is a delight both for the eyes and the taste buds. Voted a remarkable site of taste, Cancale has long been famous for its oysters and shellfish. These seafood...

Dinard, Saint-Briac and Saint-Lunaire

Have you heard about Dinard and its Belle Epoque villas? This resort on the Emerald Coast has retained its charm and style. From here you can admire the Rance and Saint-Malo....

Plouescat and the Côte des Sables (Sandy Coast)

What a stunning range of maritime landscapes! Along the shoreline of Plouescat, between Roscoff and the ‘Aber’ estuaries, are sandy beaches, dune banks and piles of unusually...

The Carnac alignments

The town has three sites in one! Naturally there are the famous fields of megaliths, to admire in the low-light of the morning or at the end of the day. There is the town,...

The Bay of Morlaix – Château du Taureau

Between Léon and Trégor, the bay of Morlaix offers a remarkable landscape peppered with islands and islets. Popular among artists in the 1900s, the Carantec peninsula is...

It’s difficult to resist the walled town of Concarneau, embedded in its fortifications, and one of the most beautiful bays in Brittany. But if you wander along its parapet walk...

The creeks at Beg-Meil and the Pointe de Mousterlin headland

The shoreline around Fouesnant is as perfect for lazing around as it is for more active pastimes, and its creeks, beaches and woodlands will fill your days with beauty. The...

With 10 fine sandy beaches, an active fishing port known for its delicious scallops, walking trails and everywhere the inimitable colour of pink sandstone, Erquy has a lot to...

Saint-Cast-Le-Guildo and Saint-Jacut

Named after different Dark Ages saints, the two lovely resorts of Saint-Jacut and Saint-Cast occupy dramatic capes that stick out from the Côte d’Emeraude (Emerald Coast)...

Built on a peninsula surrounded by the Channel, Roscoff is well worth a detour. This small town of character has attractive, richly decorated houses that once belonged to...

Saint-Quay-Portrieux

As the name suggests, Saint-Quay-Portrieux is all about the sea and the boats that sail on it – and that’s obvious when you see all the evidence of the shellfish trade here....