Composed of four departments, Brittany offers a varied coast. The team at plages.tv suggests that you discover the beaches of Brittany through the different seaside destination that we've visited.
The south of Brittany, made up of the beaches of Morbihan and south Finistère, offers beautiful stretches of sand. The Gulf of Morbihan and the little island make up some of the marvels of Brittany. It is in the continuation of the department Loire-Atlantique. Nearby, the peninsula of Quiberon contains some of the most beautiful beaches of Brittany. Near the beaches of Finistère, the peninsula Crozon offers a wild coast with a few secret places.
The north of Brittany offers a different landscape than the south with a rugged coast and remarkable sites that are often accessible from the coastal footpath. The beaches of the Cotes d'Armor offer different landscapes when we are on the coast of Granit Rose, on the coast Goelo or the Cote d'Emeraude.
The beaches of Ille et Vilaine are remarkable and easily accessible. We are in the heart of the Cote d'Emeraude and the coast is bordered by beautiful villas.
Located in the Finistere department of Brittany, fifteen kilometres from Quimper, the seaside resort of Bénodet, the centre of which is at the mouth of the Odet, offers a variety of beaches.
More detailsThe seaside resort of Saint-Quay-Portrieux, a few kilometers from Saint-Brieuc, is a popular spot for its harbor which hosts fishing and pleasure boats during the summere season.
More detailsNearby Perros-Guirec, Ploumanac'h belongs to the Granit Rose Coast. Seaside resort famous for its beautiful landscapes of stones carved by the sea and wind for millions of years.
More detailsThe small seaside resort of Tregastel is located on the Pink Granite Coast, less than ten kilometres from Perros-Guirec. It is known for its remnants of past civilizations, mainly Celtic.
More detailsWe find two great beaches in Perros-Guirec (Brittany) that are the happiness of tourists. Trestraou is the sunniest and backs up to the casino.
More detailsThe seaside resort of Camaret-sur-Mer, less than 80 kilometres from Brest, is a very popular family and sportive destinationin Brittany. It is located west of the peninsula of Crozon.
More detailsThe seaside resort of Crozon is located in Finistere on an extensive peninsula, which includes many villages. The town is located between the Bay of Morgat and the Tip of Kador.
More detailsVannes is a resort located on the south coast of Brittany, in the Gulf of Morbihan. The beaches are very popular even though they are far from being the best in Morbihan.
More detailsThe seaside resort of Quiberon, located at the tip of the peninsula of Quiberon opposite Belle-Ile-sur-Mer, is one of the most popular resorts in the South of Morbihan and Brittany.
More detailsThe small seaside resort of Plouha, known for having distinguished itself during the Second World War by its resistance activities, is a rich heritage destination. Built on a wild coast, it mixes landscapes, valleys, forests and moors.
More detailsThe resort of Pénestin is a county in Morbihan part of the Guérande peninsula near the beaches of Loire-Atlantique. It has 25 kilometres of coastline and a beautiful architectural heritage.
More detailsCarnac (town and beach) is a popular destination with holidaymakers who like to stroll admiring the beautiful opulent villas or walk on the side of the salt marshes on which Carnac-Plage was created.
More detailsThe seaside resort of La-Trinité-sur-Mer is located on the coast of Megaliths. Families especially appreciate the beaches of La Trinité sur Mer.
More detailsThe resort of Locmariaquer in Morbihan and its beautiful beaches overlooking the bay of Quiberon are to the delight of tourists.
More detailsArzon is a small seaside town on the Gulf of Morbihan, in Brittany. It is located at the end of the Rhuys peninsula and is bordered by the Bay of Quiberon, Atlantic Ocean side.
More detailsThe small seaside resort of Saint-Pierre-Quiberon, located at the entrance of the peninsula of Quiberon, about twenty kilometres from Auray and the Gulf of Morbihan, is a popular seaside resort.
More detailsThe seaside resort of Saint-Briac-sur-Mer is an ancient seamen village, nicknamed the Pearl of the Emerald Coast. Holidaymakers are charmed by these narrow streets and by the old neighborhoods
More detailsIn the department Ille-et-Vilaine, not far from Dinard, we find the small seaside destination of Saint-Lunaire. Rather familial and appreciated for its tranquility, we find pretty beaches in Saint-Lunaire.
More detailsSaint-Coulomb is a small seaside destination in Brittany in France, located between Saint-Malo and Cancale on the Emerald Coast. We find four pretty fine sand beaches and natural protected sites here.
More detailsThe seaside destination of Saint-Malo is without a doubt one of the most appreciated in Brittany. We find about a dozen beaches in Saint-Malo.
More detailsThe seaside resort of Cancale is known for its oysters and its exceptional location, not far from Mont-Saint-Michel bay.
More detailsIn the department of Ille et Vilaine in Brittany in France, we find the seaside destination of Dinard. Its Belle Epoque architecture attracts many tourists each year.
More detailsSituated in the Côtes d'Armor, department in Brittany, Lannion is an iconic resort of Tregor. It is located on the Pink Granite Coast and offers holiday makers a wide range of activities.
More detailsPléneuf Val André is a Breton seaside resort located in the Côtes d'Armor department in the east of the Bay of St Brieuc. It is located at the western end of the Côte d’Emeuraude.
More detailsThe seaside resort of Sables d'Or les Pins is located in northern Brittany in France, in the department of Côtes d'Armor between Erquy and Cap Frehel (north of the Bay of St Brieuc).
More detailsFréhel’s different beaches are all in close proximity to Pléhérel-Plage and are all easily accessible from the coastal road that leads to Cape Fréhel. L’Anse du Croc is the largest and most beautiful of them all.
More detailsThe seaside resort of Erquy is a great family-oriented destination in summer. It is popular for its generous nature with the cape of Erquy and many trails offering spectacular views of the coast.
More detailsThe seaside resort of Saint Cast le Guildo is one of the most famous resorts of Brittany. Located on the “Côte Emeraude”, the resort is family orientated.
More detailsThe seaside resort of Saint-Jacut-de-la-Mer, hemmed in by the bays of Lancieux and Arguenon, is located northeast of Brittany, in the department of Côtes d'Armor, just a few kilometres from Dinard and St Malo.
More detailsLocated in Brittany, on horseback in the bay of Morlaix and Lannion, the village of Saint-Jean-du-Doigt owes its name to the relic of the finger of St.John the Baptist which is at the origin of many cures.
More detailsLocated between the bay of Morlaix and the bay of St Pol de Léon, the seaside resort of Carantec is one of the finest destinations of Finistère in Brittany.
More detailsRoscoff is appreciated for its mild climate and the preserved charm of its downtown. There are still some beautiful houses of old shipowners with decorated facades.
More detailsLocated opposite Roscoff in Finistere, the island of Batz is part of the Ponant Islands. We join it in 15 minutes from the port of Roscoff by boat.
More detailsLocated close to Roscoff in northern Finistère, the town of Santec, attracts lovers of nature and white sand. The center of the village is about 800m from the first beach.
More detailsLocated in the North Finistere in Brittany, on the “Côte de Sable”, the area of Cléder has retained its authenticity. You can discover its coastline by the GR34.
More detailsLarmor-Plage, located in the south of Brittany, is open on the Atlantic Ocean and faces Port Louis and Ile de Groix (only 8 km as the crow flies).
More detailsGuidel is located in the south of Brittany, in the southwest of Lorient. This village has long turned its back on its coastline, which is 5 km from the centre of the village.
More detailsClose to Lorient, Port-Louis is located in the south of Brittany, in the county Morbihan, and faces the Atlantic Ocean and the island of Groix.
More detailsPlouhinec is situated in the south of Brittany in the Morbihan department next to the Gâvres Peninsula, and also close to the Quiberon Peninsula.
More detailsSituated in northern Brittany, close to Lorient, the town of Ploemeur offers a little known and unspoilt coastline. Several hamlets near the beaches provide a resort atmosphere but people come to Ploemeur for its unspoilt side.
More detailsBangor is one of four towns of Belle Ile en Mer. Located in the center of the island and facing the wild coast (south), Bangor has one of the most beautiful coasts of the island.
More detailsLocated in Southern Brittany, the seaside resort of Concarneau is a very important tourist destination for Brittany. There are numerous beaches in Concarneau.
More detailsThe village of Sauzon is located northwest of Belle-Ile-en-Mer in the department of Morbihan in France. There are several beaches in Sauzon. Southwest, that is to say on the wild coast, Donnant Beach is the most famous.
More detailsThe village of Locmaria is located east of Belle-Ile-en-Mer in Brittany. There are many beaches in Locmaria, including the largest one in Belle Ile en Mer, Grands Sables.
More detailsBetween Plouhinec and the peninsula of Quiberon, Erdeven offers 8 km of sandy and completely untamed coastline. It is the largest dune area of Gavres-Quiberon, the largest dune in Brittany and one of the most untamed.
More detailsLe Palais is the largest city in Belle-Ile-en-Mer. It is organized around the port and citadel. Although the beaches of Le Palais are not the nicest ones in Belle-Ile, the city is a must-see.
More detailsThe island of Groix is located in the south of Brittany, in the department of Morbihan, 45 minutes by boat from Lorient. It is in the TOP 3 of the most important islands of Brittany.
More detailsLocated between Roscoff and Plouguerneau, north of Brest, on the “Côte des Légendes”, Brignogan-Plage is a small seaside resort of the Finistere Nord.
More detailsJust a stone's throw from Brignogan, Kerlouan boasts a wild coastline dotted with numerous sandy beaches and coves interspersed with rocky outcrops.
More detailsLocated north of Quiberon Bay, (off the coast of Brittany) Plouharnel is, for most holiday makers, simply an unavoidable leg of their journey on their way to Belle-Ile-en-Mer or Quiberon itself.
More detailsLocated between the harbour of Lorient and Plouhinec, the seaside resort of Gâvres extends on a peninsula with on one side the Atlantic Ocean and on the other the Small Sea of Gâvres.
More detailsThe village of Hirel is located at the bottom of the bay of Mont-Saint-Michel, east of the department of Ille-et-Vilaine and close to the department of Manche.
More detailsAs the largest island in the Gulf of Morbihan, the island of Arz is easily accessible from the mainland. It boasts several captivating sandy beaches.
More detailsClose to the Gulf of Morbihan, between the estuary of the Vilaine and the Rhuys peninsula, Damgan offers a preserved coastline with many sandy beaches.
More details