Heading for the coast between Saint-Brieuc and Plouha

After the beaches of Plérin and the famous Plage des Rosaires (detailed in the report on the beaches of the Bay of Saint-Brieuc), we enter the commune of Pordic.

Here the GR 34 path runs alongside several fantastic cliffs and coves. Stop for a moment at the pointe de Pordic - the view of the sea from the cliffs is breathtaking!

As you follow the road towards the seaside resort of Binic, the landscape becomes more open and the view of the sea from the village is stunning.

Binic-Étables-sur-mer has 5 beaches where you can spend the afternoon!

Finally, after the joys of the beach, you arrive in Saint-Quay-Portrieux where you'll be sleeping this evening.

🍴The restaurant Le Catamaran is a great place to stop for dinner! This refined restaurant is located near the port and boasts a beautiful sea view.

Here, fresh produce from the sea is sublimated and worked with mastery!

The Ker Moor Préférence hotel is a charming establishment located in the heart of the seaside resort of Saint-Quay-Portrieux.

This 4-star hotel enjoys an extraordinary location.

In fact, the Ker Moor Préférence is located at the top of a cliff.

It offers a spectacular view of the sea and the islands of the Breton coast.

What's more, you can enjoy this view while enjoying breakfast on the hotel terrace...

The GR 34 hiking trail is within easy reach, and the centre of the seaside resort is just a fifteen-minute walk from the hotel.

Most of the spacious rooms also have a terrace with a view of the sea.

All rooms are equipped with cable TV and free Wi-Fi internet access.

There is also a private car park reserved for hotel guests.

After breakfast, head for the deepwater port of St Quay. It can accommodate over 1,000 boats!

The quays arebustling with pleasure boaters and fishermen - it's always busy around here!

Saint-Quay-Portrieux also has some great beaches, and from the town centre you can quickly reach the superb Casino beach!

Then head back towards Plouha. For your lunch break, stop off at Palus-Plage.

From here, it's a 2-hour walk to the highest cliffs in Brittany!

The Plouha cliffs rise to 104 metres at the pointe de Plouha! If you're with the family, be sure to keep an eye on the children.

At the end of the day, you arrive in the small village of Plouha, and it's time to find your gîte.

For a night's accommodation in a superb B&B, head for L'Arche de Kerohan.

Here, everything is luxury, calm and pleasure!

The renovation of the stone building and its rooms has been a real success. The light, pastel-coloured marine atmosphere is very soothing.

Each room has a flat-screen TV. For your comfort, a private bathroom with hairdryer, free toiletries and shower completes the accommodation.

Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property.

And when it comes to breakfast, you're in for a treat! The menu features a host of fresh, local produce.

On-site parking is available.

Last but not least, the value for money offered by this address is an added bonus!