Comfortably furnished, this holiday home offers stunning views of Perros-Guirec Bay from almost every room and from the large enclosed garden. Located in a quiet cul-de-sac, it’s just minutes from the harbour with its lovely promenade and several sandy beaches. Perros-Guirec boasts a wide range of activities: water sports, a marina, casino, thalasso spa, shops, crêperies, and restaurants. Hikers will love the coastal paths of the Pink Granite Coast, famous for their spectacular rock formations, coves, and colourful harbours. Nearby, Ploumanac’h is a paradise for photographers, and boat trips to the Sept Îles archipelago are highly recommended. Inland, explore the medieval streets of Lannion and Tréguier with their timber-framed houses and granite buildings. Food lovers will enjoy local crêpes, galettes, and seafood.

Short way to the beach and the scent of pine... Situated on a large natural plot on a slope (1,770 sqm) in a well-kept villa neighbourhood. The light-flooded rooms are tastefully decorated in the navy colours white and blue. You will enjoy the tranquillity of a small pine forest here, just a few metres from lively sandy beaches. Erquy is one of the most popular seaside resorts on the magnificent Emerald Coast and offers no less than ten different beaches to choose from, depending on the time of day or the tide. You can explore Cap Erquy on 15 km of designated publicans' paths. The seaside resort is also known for its active fishing port and especially for its delicious scallops, which have made it one of the most important ports in Europe for this fantastic seafood. Well-marked hiking trails (the famous GR34) pass very close to the property, offering nature lovers and sports enthusiasts beautiful kilometres of paths along the coast. Discover all the beauty of the Emerald Coast with a walk through the flowering heaths of Cap Fréhel and Cap Erquy and continue your journey to the historic ports of Saint-Malo, the famous corsair town or Dinard, the elegant seaside resort with its charming Art Nouveau villas.

Centrally located in the middle of the lively harbour town of Pléneuf-Val André. This pretty, typically Breton holiday home is situated on an enclosed garden plot (470 sqm), just a few steps from the sandy beach. Ideal on the way back from the beach to rinse off the sand: the 2nd shower room located in the annex. The picturesque harbour, beautiful sandy beaches and the large range of leisure activities will immediately put you in the holiday mood. This popular seaside resort is located on the bay of St Brieuc, on one of the most beautiful beaches in North Brittany. On the long beach promenade, you can enjoy a beautiful view of picturesque beach villas from the early 20th century towards the land and a magnificent view over the water and passing sailing or fishing boats towards the sea. Every Tuesday you can buy fresh fish, fresh Breton vegetables and regional specialities at the colourful weekly market. A golf course, a tennis court and a riding ground, as well as the water sports centre, the indoor swimming pool or the bicycle rental provide for sporting activities during your holiday.

This comfortable apartment is located on the upper floor of a private annex (the ground floor is unoccupied). You benefit from a separate entrance, a private terrace, and a meticulously landscaped garden. This small property is located in Erquy, a vibrant port and renowned seaside resort with white sand beaches, charming boutiques, and typical restaurants. Erquy, a jewel of the Emerald Coast, offers 10 different beaches to discover depending on the time of day or the tide. The 15 km of marked coastal paths allow you to explore Cap Erquy and its exceptional wildlife. This busy fishing port is famous for its delicious scallops, making Erquy one of the largest ports in Europe for this seafood. The Bay of St. Brieuc also offers superb hiking trails. Just a few minutes' drive away, you'll reach St Brieuc, St Cast Le Guildo, Cap Fréhel with its Fort Lalatte, as well as Dinan, Dinard, and the corsair city of St Malo.

A beautiful holiday home with breathtaking views of an inlet, nestled peacefully on a 2,500 m² plot of land in the hinterland of the Goëlo coast. A peaceful setting, just a few minutes' drive from the fine sandy beaches and bustling ports of Paimpol and Lézardrieux. From Paimpol, board the little tourist train that runs along the Trieux River or take a trip to the flower island of Bréhat, a true haven of nature. The nearby Penhoat Lancerf forest offers beautiful walks in the shade of the trees. The seaside resorts of Binic and Saint-Quay-Portrieux delight with their family beaches, water sports, and summer markets. In season, the region vibrates to the rhythm of traditional festivals, including the famous Sea Shanty Festival in Paimpol.

There is a beach here for every day of the week! Holiday apartment with garden plot in a quiet residential area. The Saint Cast peninsula offers seven different fine sandy beaches and beautiful landscapes to explore along coastal paths. Activities nearby: Seawater swimming pool 4 km. Matignon is an excellent starting point for excursions, for example to the pirate town of St. Malo with its imposing city walls, the oyster port of Cancale or the popular seaside resort of Dinard. An excursion to Cap Frehel and the pink sandstone fortress Fort Lalatte, a rock in the surf, is well worth it.

Charming renovated retro holiday home above the lively Daouët harbor, featuring a bright veranda, terrace, and large fenced garden just steps from the sea. Nearby, a small sandy cove at Port Morvan and the vast white sand beach are accessible on foot or by free shuttle. Pléneuf-Val-André, a seaside resort since the early 20th century, offers a promenade lined with Belle Époque villas, a Tuesday market, and a wide range of activities: golf, tennis, horseback riding, water sports, thalassotherapy, indoor pool, and bike rentals. The area is perfect for excursions to Lamballe, Moncontour, Dinan, Cap Fréhel, Saint-Malo, Cancale, and Dinard.

This charming Breton stone property, comprising two apartments, is ideally located above Godelins Beach on the picturesque Goëlo coast. Bright and comfortably furnished, it offers a pleasant private outdoor space for al fresco dining, as well as a shared beach hut on the sand for easy storage of your beach gear. Just a few minutes' walk away, you can reach the village, the protected cliff-lined Godelins Beach, or the sunny Moulin Beach, perfect for swimming and water sports. Hiking enthusiasts will appreciate the GR34, a renowned coastal path that runs along the port and beaches with spectacular views. All around, the Goëlo coastline charms with its alternating majestic cliffs, wild coves, small fishing ports, and fine sandy beaches. Nearby, discover the Pointe de Plouha and its cliffs, some of the highest in France, or set sail from Saint-Quay-Portrieux for a sea trip to discover scallops or for an unforgettable excursion to the flower island of Bréhat.

This charming Breton stone property, comprising two apartments, is ideally located above Godelins Beach on the picturesque Goëlo coast. Bright and comfortably furnished, it offers a pleasant private outdoor space for al fresco dining, as well as a shared beach hut on the sand for easy storage of your beach gear. Just a few minutes' walk away, you can reach the village, the protected cliff-lined Godelins Beach, or the sunny Moulin Beach, perfect for swimming and water sports. Hiking enthusiasts will appreciate the GR34, a renowned coastal path that runs along the port and beaches with spectacular views. All around, the Goëlo coastline charms with its alternating majestic cliffs, wild coves, small fishing ports, and fine sandy beaches. Nearby, discover the Pointe de Plouha and its cliffs, some of the highest in France, or set sail from Saint-Quay-Portrieux for a sea trip to discover scallops or for an unforgettable excursion to the flower island of Bréhat.

Charming stone terraced house with a private terrace, set on an idyllic plot surrounded by hydrangeas, within a property with a shared garden comprising three homes. Nestled in a peaceful rural setting, it is only 700 m from the picturesque coast, with easy access to beautiful sandy beaches and hidden coves. A little further out, the Sillon de Talbert, a narrow 3 km-long spit of land formed by the currents of the Trieux and Jaudy rivers, stretches into the sea, a true paradise for nature lovers and hikers. The region features a varied coastal landscape with beaches, small bays, offshore islands, and striking rock formations, along with numerous coastal trails along the Côte du Goëlo offering stunning panoramic views. The lively port town of Paimpol, with its typical restaurants, shops, and summer festivals, completes the perfect holiday setting combining relaxation, nature, and local discoveries.