Lannion : Nestled in the peaceful Léguer valley between the Côte de Granite Rose (pink granite coast) and the Côte des Bruyères (heather coast), the town harbours historic treasures as symbolised by the Brélevenez church and other vestiges of the Roman and Gallo-Roman eras.

Perros-Guirec : A seaside resort with an international reputation, it boasts a marina, fine sand beaches, a casino, Ploumanac'h with its fishing village, the Crac mill, sea trips around the 7 islands and in particular, its famous coast of pink granite whose extraordinary rocky chaos will delight you. There are many other places to discover, at any time of year.

Tréguier : A small town of 3000 inhabitants made famous by its Saint Tugdual cathedral and the Pardon of Saint Yves, the patron saint of lawyers.

In the area you might also like to visit Port-Blanc and its splendid bay, Buguélès with its little fishing port, and Plougrescant with its superb blowhole “le gouffre”, which is entertaining to watch when the sea is rough.