A little further – Discover iconic Brittany
Getaways in Côtes-d'Armor: islands, pink granite and charming villages
Continue your getaway to the Île de Bréhat archipelago, the jewel of northern Brittany, renowned for its mild microclimate and flower-filled seaside landscapes.
Along the coastline, explore Ploumanac'h and its famous pink granite coast, one of the Côtes-d'Armor's iconic natural sites, offering spectacular views of the English Channel.
BRÉHAT ISLAND – The flower Island
Located off the coast of Paimpol, the island of Bréhat is a real gem of the Brittany coast, accessible in a few minutes by boat from the Pointe de l'Arcouest. Known as the ‘island of flowers’ for its lush vegetation and mild climate, it charms visitors with its unspoilt landscapes, coastal paths, granite houses and absence of cars. A peaceful and enchanting place, ideal for walking and exploring.
Team tip: The best season to discover the island is from April to September when it is in full bloom.
Don't miss a visit to the Bréhat glassworks.
Remember to book your shuttle: the Bréhat speedboats.the Bréhat speedboats.
PLOUMANAC’H – The Pink Granite Coast
Located in Perros-Guirec, Ploumanac'h is famous for its impressive pink granite rocks sculpted by the sea and wind. This unique natural site offers spectacular scenery, especially at sunset, along the coastal path (GR34). Voted France's favourite village in 2015, Ploumanac'h embodies all the magic of the Breton coastline.
Our favorite : Stop at Saint-Guirec beach, admire the view, and walk to the oratory: a place steeped in legends about the monk Saint Guirec, long associated with a local custom: young girls would plant a pin there to ensure they would get married within the year.
PONTRIEUX – The Little Venice of Trégor
Nestled at the end of the Trieux estuary, Pontrieux is a small town renowned for its flower-filled quays, restored wash houses and half-timbered houses. Crossed by the river, it offers a picturesque and romantic setting, perfect for discovering Brittany's heritage.
Our favourite:From May to September, explore the Trieux wash houses by boat: information/bookings
Château and garden of La Roche-Jagou
During your stay at Les Gîtes d'Armor in Tréguidel, don't miss a visit to the magnificent Château de la Roche-Jagu, one of the must-see sites in the Côtes-d'Armor region of Brittany.
Perched above the Trieux estuary, this 15th-century Breton castle overlooks an exceptional natural landscape. Listed as a historic monument, it appeals to medieval history lovers as well as those who enjoy walks in the countryside and remarkable gardens.
For kids (young and old) :Look for the gargoyles as you walk down the garden to the banks of the Trieux.
photo: Antoine LORGNIER
Les chaos du gouët
''Les Chaos du Gouët'' offers a fascinating landscape, shaped by the Gouët River as it winds its way between monumental granite boulders. Every walk becomes an adventure:
Hiking trails suitable for all levels.Panoramic viewpoints to observe the river and surrounding forest.Ideal spots for picnics, meditation and observing local wildlife.It is a perfect site for families, couples or nature lovers who want to discover a place off the beaten track.
Tip from the team: Bring your camera, as the location is ideal for taking spectacular photos all year round...
SILLON DE TALBERT in PLEUBIAN
Just 40 minutes from the Gîtes d'Armor, discover the "Sillon de Talbert", a protected natural site.
This 3.2 km stretch of sand and pebbles is a geological formation unique in Brittany, offering spectacular coastal scenery.
Tip from the team : Check the tide times before setting off to the end of the Sillon.