Visits and Activities in Côtes-d’Armor
The Emeraude Campsite in Saint-Briac is at the gateway to Côtes d'Armor. Cross the bridge and you’ll arrive in Lancieux, which marks the boundary between Ille-et-Vilaine and Côtes d'Armor. Have you taken possession of the keys to your mobile home or luxury chalet? Or just pitched your tent at one of our semi-shaded pitches? Now, it’s time to relax and discover the local heritage. Here’s an overview of the 10 must-visit sites in Côtes-d'Armor during your stay at the 5-star Sea Green Emeraude campsite.
Pink Granite Coast near the Campsite in Côtes d'Armor
This part of the Côtes d'Armor coastline, stretching over about ten kilometers around Lannion between Perros-Guirec and Trégastel, is renowned for the pink hue of its granite rocks.
Fort la Latte and Cap Fréhel
Fort la Latte, also known as the Château de La Roche Guyon, is a magnificent 14th-century fortress, classified as a Historic Monument in 1925. It is built on the cliffs overlooking the English Channel. Located at the end of Cap Fréhel, it offers stunning views of the coastline and has several paths popular with walkers.
Bréhat Island
Less than 2 km separate Bréhat from the mainland. A short distance enough to guarantee a total change of scenery and explore the island, which stretches over 3.5 km.
Beauport Abbey
Make the most of your stay at the Emeraude campsite in Côtes-d'Armor to visit Beauport Abbey in Paimpol. This building, constructed in 1202, boasts beautiful architecture. In August, the town hosts the annual Festival of Sea Chant.
La Roche-Jagu Castle
This imposing fortress (Ploëzal), built in the early 15th century, sits on a 30-hectare estate and holds the labels "Remarkable Garden" and "Eco Garden." Originally built for defensive purposes, La Roche-Jagu Castle often hosts performances and exhibitions.
Saint-Tugdual Cathedral
Saint-Tugdual Cathedral in Trégastel is a Gothic architectural gem, notable for having three towers. It features a beautiful cloister and was elevated to a minor basilica by Pope Pius XII in 1947.
Trégomeur Zoo
The Trégomeur zoological park, located between Saint-Brieuc and Guingamp, is home to over 60 animal species (tigers, Chinese pandas, lions, snow leopards, Malayan bears, muntjacs, camels, monkeys, turtles, rodents) and 35 plant species. A restaurant is available on-site.
Perros-Guirec
This town on the Pink Granite Coast was named "Best Seaside Resort in France 2007" by Le Nouvel Observateur. You can try longboarding and enjoy a thalassotherapy treatment.
Kerdalo Gardens
Certified as a "remarkable garden," the stunning Kerdalo Gardens in Trédarzec are an excellent visit if you want to lose yourself in lush nature for a few hours in Côtes-d'Armor. This English-style garden covers 18 hectares and features several ponds. Learn more about tourism in Côtes-d'Armor.