Discovering L’Armor-Pleubian

Nestled at the tip of the Trégor peninsula, L’Armor-Pleubian is a true haven of peace. With its wild coastlines, rare geological formations, and preserved natural beauty, it’s the perfect base to explore Brittany’s wonders.

The Sillon de Talbert

The jewel of L’Armor-Pleubian is undoubtedly the Sillon de Talbert, a 3-kilometer-long natural spit of sand and pebbles that stretches into the sea. This rare geological phenomenon offers a surreal walk between land and sea. 👉 Don’t forget to check the tide schedule before heading out!

The Créc’h Maout Semaphore

Just a short walk away, the Créc’h Maout semaphore overlooks the coastline. This former maritime observation post offers panoramic views and insight into the area’s nautical history.

Pors Rand Beach and family activities

For a family outing, head to Pors Rand Beach, which features a small playground ideal for younger children. The wide, tranquil Sillon Beach is also perfect for sunbathing or dipping your toes in the water.

The GR34 coastal trail

If you love hiking, you’re in the right place: from your gîte, you can directly access the famous GR34, also known as the "Sentier des Douaniers". This marked trail follows the coast, offering spectacular views of the sea and cliffs.

A gateway to the Trégor region

Thanks to its central location, L’Armor-Pleubian is the perfect starting point for exploring nearby treasures like Tréguier, Paimpol, or Bréhat Island. After a day of exploring, you'll enjoy returning to the peaceful comfort of your gîte.

Whether you're here for a romantic getaway, a family holiday, or a hiking trip, L’Armor-Pleubian will charm you with its authenticity, tranquility, and natural beauty.