The region

A protected natural site of rare beauty, Perros Guirec and its surroundings reveal sublime landscapes. Pink granite rocks, cut by the wind and the waves, border land and sea. A charming city center welcomes many shops. The fine sandy beaches invite you to swim and relax.

While strolling along the Douaniers trail, you will enjoy incredible landscapes and you will see a rich historical heritage; the Notre-Dame de La Clarté chapel, the Saint-Jacques church, the Saint-Guirec oratory and the Men Ruz lighthouse.

The largest French nature reserve of marine birds is here. Bird enthusiasts can approach by boat and share a fishing trip with gannets, puffins, cormorants and other unique and rare species that nest on the coast.

The village of Ploumanac'h was elected favorite village of the French! The sublime beauty of the Saint-Guirec creek, the small port of Ploumanac'h and its sunsets will not leave you indifferent!
For the youngest and the oldest too, the house of the littoral proposes all year long numerous exhibitions and outings on the fauna, the flora, the geology.

Discover the seductive Trégastel, bordered by more than ten fine sandy beaches, its turquoise sea, its marine aquarium or its ecological tide mill from the beginning of the 18th century.

The Renote Peninsula is a must-see place, with its majestic granite rocks and vegetation, as well as its breathtaking views of the 7 islands, the island of the abyss and the lighthouse of Ploumanach!

The valley of Traouïero invites the hiker to live a legendary walk.
The path in the undergrowth is strewn with granite chaos, caves, the stream of Kérougant which will feed 2 tide mills, just at the entrance of the magnificent small natural harbor of Ploumanac'h.

The pretty little town of Paimpol will seduce you with its small marina with a rich history, its shipowners' houses and its charming alleys. Its pleasant quays, dotted with cafés and restaurants, make it a place for walking and relaxing.

On Tuesday mornings, the market gives back to Paimpol its former animation. Stroll around the Place du Martray and then stroll through the Latin Quarter. Narrow streets, small squares, shipowners' houses and beautiful half-timbered houses from the 15th and 16th centuries bear witness to the past prosperity of the region.

Every two years, in August, the port of Paimpol hosts the festival of sea songs, a festive and friendly event dedicated to sea songs and old boats.

From Paimpol, and more particularly the Pointe de l'Arcouest, embark on a boat to discover the island of Bréhat. After a ten-minute crossing, you will land on an archipelago where the tides are constant. Here the light contrasts are particularly eloquent. Throughout the year, we can see the spectacle of nature in bloom: a true palette of colors.

Several places of interest are to be discovered on the island, such as the glass factory of the Citadel, Le Bourg, the main village of the island, the chapel of Saint-Michel or the lighthouses of the island that its Rosédo and Paon.

Nestled around its two squares, the Petite Cité de Caractère® of Pontrieux extends towards the marina, calling to cast off towards Brehat, Jersey or Guernsey. With its viaduct and its two bridges, the city offers itself to stroll by day and by night, thanks to an amazing light trail allowing to discover the wash houses, the half-timbered or cut stone houses, an ^18th century fountain, and a ^16th century house nicknamed the "Eiffel Tower".