Discover the Penthièvre Coast and Saint-Maurice Beach
With its Cap Fréhel cliffs, wild beaches, and sweeping sea views, the Côte de Penthièvre ranks among Brittany’s most beautiful stretches of coastline.
Nestled between Pléneuf-Val-André, Erquy, and the Bay of Saint-Brieuc, this part of the Breton coast appeals to travelers seeking wide-open spaces and authenticity.
Make the most of your stay by taking a trip to Saint-Maurice Beach to discover a pristine natural environment.
The Côte de Penthièvre features a mix of fine sandy beaches, rocky headlands, secluded coves, and coastal paths running along the English Channel.
From Cap d'Erquy and the port of Dahouët to Pléneuf-Val-André, each stop reveals a new facet of the Breton coastline.
If you enjoy hiking, follow the GR® 34 trail; it hugs the coast and offers stunning views of the cliffs and turquoise waters.
The Côte de Penthièvre is also renowned for its biodiversity.
Several areas border the Saint-Brieuc Bay National Nature Reserve, home to numerous species of migratory birds.
This exceptional natural heritage invites you to slow down and fully appreciate the Breton landscape.
Located in Morieux (part of the municipality of Lamballe-Armor), Saint-Maurice Beach is the perfect choice if you are looking for a peaceful setting, far from the bustle of typical seaside resorts.
Nestled within the Saint-Brieuc Bay National Nature Reserve, it is known for its fine sand and wild, unspoiled surroundings.
It also serves as an excellent starting point for a walk along the coast or a hike to the Saint-Maurice Chapel.
Settle into a hotel in the heart of Saint-Brieuc, just 5 km from the sea.
Hôtel Le Duguesclin welcomes you near the harbor, in the heart of the pedestrian district.
Discover our modern, light-filled rooms, all featuring a private bathroom, high-speed Wi-Fi, and a hospitality tray.
After a day of sightseeing, treat yourself to a meal at La Taverne restaurant and enjoy authentic, hearty cuisine.
Book directly with us to take advantage of our best offers!
Nestled between Pléneuf-Val-André, Erquy, and the Bay of Saint-Brieuc, this part of the Breton coast appeals to travelers seeking wide-open spaces and authenticity.
Make the most of your stay by taking a trip to Saint-Maurice Beach to discover a pristine natural environment.
The Côte de Penthièvre: iconic Breton landscapes
The Côte de Penthièvre features a mix of fine sandy beaches, rocky headlands, secluded coves, and coastal paths running along the English Channel.
From Cap d'Erquy and the port of Dahouët to Pléneuf-Val-André, each stop reveals a new facet of the Breton coastline.
If you enjoy hiking, follow the GR® 34 trail; it hugs the coast and offers stunning views of the cliffs and turquoise waters.
An ideal destination for nature lovers
The Côte de Penthièvre is also renowned for its biodiversity.
Several areas border the Saint-Brieuc Bay National Nature Reserve, home to numerous species of migratory birds.
This exceptional natural heritage invites you to slow down and fully appreciate the Breton landscape.
Saint-Maurice Beach: a haven of tranquility
Located in Morieux (part of the municipality of Lamballe-Armor), Saint-Maurice Beach is the perfect choice if you are looking for a peaceful setting, far from the bustle of typical seaside resorts.
Nestled within the Saint-Brieuc Bay National Nature Reserve, it is known for its fine sand and wild, unspoiled surroundings.
It also serves as an excellent starting point for a walk along the coast or a hike to the Saint-Maurice Chapel.
Stay at a hotel near Saint-Brieuc Bay
Settle into a hotel in the heart of Saint-Brieuc, just 5 km from the sea.
Hôtel Le Duguesclin welcomes you near the harbor, in the heart of the pedestrian district.
Discover our modern, light-filled rooms, all featuring a private bathroom, high-speed Wi-Fi, and a hospitality tray.
After a day of sightseeing, treat yourself to a meal at La Taverne restaurant and enjoy authentic, hearty cuisine.
Book directly with us to take advantage of our best offers!
