Visit of Saint-Briac-sur-Mer in Ille-et-Vilaine
Located in Saint-Briac-sur-Mer, you can visit this village during your holiday at the Emeraude campsite. Saint-Briac, a former fishing village, nicknamed the "pearl" of the Emerald Coast, has preserved its old districts around its church (with a 17th-century classified bell tower), featuring narrow streets and a unique charm. For your summer vacation with the whole family, choose a seaside rental close to the fine sandy beaches, dunes, and coves, where surfing and relaxation are popular.
Saint-Briac-sur-Mer: Must-Do Activities
- Swimming with the family at the supervised beaches of Port Hue and La Salinette, or at the wilder beaches of Le Perron, Port aux Chevaux, or Bechey.
- Strolling along the Painters' Path, which partially follows the Customs Officers' Trail, to discover the natural sites in the Briac region that inspired the greatest artists of the 19th century: the Pointe de la Garde Guérin, the Agot Island, the Frémur mudflats, and the Île du Perron.
- The Dinard Golf Course, its listed clubhouse, and its historic course where each of the 18 holes offers a unique sea view. On the Émeraude balcony, the family-friendly mini-golf at Saint-Briac also boasts an exceptional setting overlooking the bay.
- Water activities at the Saint-Briac Yacht Club: sailing lessons, kayaking trips in the Frémur estuary and between the peninsulas, as well as paddle and canoe rentals by the hour, two hours, or half-day.
- Exploring the built heritage of Saint-Briac: the parish church with its double-gallery bell tower, the Providence building with its mosaic decorations, and the Château de Nessay, built in the heart of a protected natural site.
Discovery of Saint-Briac-sur-Mer in Ille-et-Vilaine
A wild coast, a magnificent bay shaped by the great tides, fresh sea air, landscapes that captivate nature lovers and have inspired the greatest painters since the 19th century: Saint-Briac-sur-Mer is a small seaside resort in northern Brittany that has managed to escape mass tourism and preserve its authenticity. Ready to experience something unique on the Emerald Coast? Book your mobile home, chalet, unusual accommodation, or pitch at the Emeraude campsite near Saint-Malo. Many must-see sites are close to our campsite, allowing you to visit several of them with ease: Dinard, Saint-Malo, Dinan, the Bay of Mont Saint-Michel, and more. You can enjoy your visit to Brittany by discovering the region and its delicious cuisine, as well as strolling along the various Breton beaches. Your stay will be a success at our campsite in Saint-Briac-sur-Mer, right in the heart of the Emerald Coast. Looking for a getaway? Explore the region and visit the many cultural sites near the campsite. You’ll leave your stay culturally enriched and relaxed! Visit the official website of the Saint-Briac-sur-Mer Tourist Office for more information.
Coastline and Beaches in Saint-Briac-sur-Mer
Make the most of your stay by indulging in your favorite activities on the most beautiful beaches of the Emerald Coast.
- Pointe de la Garde-Guérin: The beach at La Garde is appreciated for its "confidential" atmosphere, making it a favorite spot for vacationers seeking a peaceful place to unwind and enjoy the sun. However, the point is marked by strong currents, making swimming difficult.
- Plage de la Grande Salinette: Located at the foot of the Château de Nessay and surrounded by typical beach cabins, the Grande Salinette beach offers stunning views of the bay of Saint-Briac-sur-Mer. Awarded the Blue Flag, this family-friendly beach offers various activities for children in the summer, with lifeguards on duty during this time. It also hosts a sailing school.
- Plage du Perron: Located below the Pointe de la Haye, the Perron beach offers a peaceful and unspoiled setting. However, it is not supervised. The site does allow access to Île du Perron at low tide.
Restaurant Saint-Briac-sur-Mer
LE RUSTY: This gourmet restaurant offers seafood and fish dishes, mussels and fries, and other shellfish platters.
- Menus: starting from €38
- Address: 27, rue du Port Hue.
La Table du Béchet: La Table du Béchet is one of the best places to enjoy great French cuisine.
- Dish: €17 to €28
- Children's menu: €12
- Address: 4, Boulevard de la Houle.
La Tchanquetas: La Tchanquetas is an Italian restaurant and pizzeria favored by locals and visitors alike.
- Pizza prices: €9.50 to €17.50
- Children's menu: €12
- Address: 4, Place du Maréchal Leclerc.
Bistrot de la Houle: Bistrot de la Houle also serves fine French cuisine. The establishment is also appreciated for its vintage setting, featuring large metal windows and red velvet banquettes.
- Dishes: €19 to €24
- Children's menu: €16
- Address: 14, Boulevard de la Houle.
Restaurant du Golf de Dinard: The perfect spot to enjoy French cuisine. The restaurant welcomes guests in its bright main room or on its terrace with stunning views of the seaside golf course.
Address: 53, Boulevard de la Houle.