DISCOVER THE STUNNING BEACHES AND COASTLINE OF CÔTES D'ARMOR IN BRITTANY
Explore the breathtaking beaches and coastline of Côtes d'Armor, a jewel of Brittany in northern France. Renowned for its golden sands, turquoise waters, and dramatic cliffs, this region is perfect for all types of travellers. Relax on family-friendly beaches, uncover hidden coves, or enjoy coastal walks with spectacular sea views.
Nature lovers can marvel at the diverse wildlife, while adventure seekers can try water sports like kayaking, surfing, and sailing. From iconic destinations like Pink Granite Coast to secluded gems off the beaten path, the Côtes d'Armor coastline offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and adventure for an unforgettable experience.
DINARD
Dinard, a picturesque coastal town situated in the Côte d'Émeraude, Brittany, is renowned for its stunning beaches, charming Belle Époque villas and vibrant seaside culture. Nestled along the Emerald Coast, overlooking the English Channel, this elegant destination offers activities like sailing, sunbathing and exploring scenic coastal paths. Dinard’s lively markets, fine dining and annual British Film Festival attract visitors worldwide. Perfect for families, couples and adventurers, Dinard combines French charm with natural beauty for an unforgettable getaway.
Simply charming... add it to your list!
ST MALO
Saint Malo, a captivating coastal city in Brittany, is steeped in history and brimming with charm. Famous for its walled old town, visitors can stroll along the cobbled streets lined with granite buildings, beautifully restored after World War II, now home to shops, cafes, restaurants and hotels. The iconic ramparts offer breathtaking sea views, access to sandy beaches and tidal islands perfect for exploration. Don’t miss the 14th-century Solidor Tower, a standout historical attraction. Saint Malo’s allure lies in its unique blend of history, culture and natural beauty.
A must-visit, unforgettable destination in France!
Saint-Briac-sur-Mer, a former fishing village is a jewel of the Emerald Coast. It lies on the Gulf Stream enjoying a warm climate, several degrees warmer than the surrounding areas. The village has fine examples of tropical palms and plant and is surrounded by nine sandy beaches and coastal trails. Le Château du Nessay was built on an emplacement of a 12thcentury castle on the peninsula. The 18-hole golf course is said to be one of Europe’s most beautiful.
Le Château du Nessay… a must see!