Nearby – Coastal treasures of Côtes-d’Armor
Beaches, fishing ports, and sea views
BINIC – Beaches and Hiking
Close to the Gîtes d'Armor in Tréguidel, Binic-Étables-sur-Mer is a charming seaside resort in the Côtes-d'Armor, appreciated for its friendly atmosphere and natural setting.
Its lively marina, terraces facing the sea and seasonal markets make it a vibrant and pleasant place to visit all year round. The Banche beach, ideal for the whole family, allows you to fully enjoy the pleasures of the seaside, while the coves of Étables-sur-Mer offer a wilder setting.
Tip from our team : Put on your walking shoes and follow the coastal paths; at sunset, the view of Saint-Brieuc Bay becomes simply magical...
SAINT-QUAY-PORTRIEUX – Fishing and Beaches
Famous for its five sandy beaches, Saint-Quay-Portrieux offers a diversity of landscapes unique in northern Brittany. The Casino beach, the Châtelet beach and the Comtesse beach allow you to fully enjoy the pleasures of the sea: swimming, paddleboarding, sailing, kayaking or simply relaxing while gazing at the horizon.
Its deep-water port, one of the most important in Brittany for scallops, sets the pace of local life with the tides. Staying at Les Gîtes d'Armor in Tréguidel allows you to discover this maritime heritage while avoiding the summer crowds at the seaside resorts.
Our favourite : The highest point, the station's semaphore, offers a panoramic view of the English Channel. Breathtaking scenery guaranteed.
PLOUHA CLIFFS – The Highest Cliffs in Côtes d’Armor
Located on the Goëlo coast, the cliffs of Plouha are a must-see natural site for lovers of wild landscapes and authentic tourism in Brittany. From the small port of Gwin Zegal, nestled at the foot of the cliffs, to Bonaparte beach, a hotspot of the Breton Resistance, each stop offers an immersion in history and unspoilt nature. The Pointe de la Tour, a promontory overlooking the ocean, promises breathtaking views of the sea and the rugged coastline.
Our favorite : Take the cliff road from Tréveneuc to Paimpol.
PAIMPOL – The City of the Icelanders
A former cod fishing port, Paimpol is a charming little seaside town on the north coast of the Côtes-d'Armor. Its bustling harbour, picture-postcard streets and shipowners' houses are reminders of its rich maritime history and links with Iceland. Today, Paimpol charms visitors with its authentic atmosphere, its markets and its proximity to Beauport Abbey and the Bréhat archipelago.
Our tip: As you enter Paimpol via the coastal road, stop for an oyster tasting at the Ferme Marine Paimpolaise - ARIN with a view of Anse de Beauport.