Located on the Côtes d'Armor, Plérin is a very dynamic city between sea and countryside. Its 13 kilometers of coastline, its harbor area and its majestic cliffs are sure to attract visitors. The surroundings are exceptional, the place extremely beautiful and the architecture completely integrated with the natural landscape. 2.5 kilometers of beaches await you there where all water sports, yachting, but also lazing are kings. Nestled in the bay of Saint-Brieuc, the commune has existed for a long time, certainly since Roman times because of its ideal position by the sea. Time has passed, but history has left its mark in the city Through a rich and perfectly preserved heritage. Between nature, coast and old stones, Plérin welcomes its visitors for an unforgettable stay.
Plérin offers many activities. Sea side, all the pleasures of the littoral await you! Starting with fishing on foot. Mussels, oysters and other periwinkles are within reach as soon as the sea withdraws. Attention, this activity is regulated. Consider learning before you practice. Located at the mouth of the Gouet and the Gouedic, the harbor of the Légué hosts pleasure, trade and fishing boats. The place is very pleasant, lined with a lot of small shops and craftsmen. Old 18th century ship owners' houses occupy the square. You can also admire an old rig: the Grand Léjon. The Villa Rohannec'h, built on a hill, has a park with one of the entrances overlooking the harbor. Lit for the first time in 1857, the lighthouse at the Aigle Point proudly stands at the entrance to the port. Lovers of water sports will find their happiness with activities such as kitesurfing, catamaran or even kayaking of the seas. The smallest ones are welcomed in the garden of the seas for a approach of the maritime world playful. The larger ones can choose an excursion at sea or practice their favorite sports in autonomy or accompanied. The beaches are not to be outdone. Perhaps you will succumb to the charm of the sandy beach of the Rosaries? Unless you prefer the small wild creek of Martin Plage at the foot of the Pointe du Roselier. Finally, to end your visit, walk along the customs path winding along the coast and enjoy the incredible color gradient that the sea extends to your feet.
As for nature, it is time to put on your hiking shoes in order to discover the verdant heights of all beauty. The natural escape is a beautiful course, but you will also find a lot of hiking trails to explore. You can also choose the mountain bike for you to walk or the horse for unforgettable walks through the dunes and the wild beaches of the bay of Saint-Brieuc. And there, in the valley of Gouet, you may discover the mines of Plérin, dating from the twentieth century.
The historic patrimony, scattered here and there in the city opens its anthology of old stones by the church of Saint-Pierre built in the fifteenth century. Architectural curiosity, it is endowed with two steeples and shelters the tomb of the lord of the time, Thébaud de Tanouarn. During your walks, you will discover many chapels including those of Petit Couvran of the sixteenth century, Saint-Eloi of the eighteenth, Argantel of the fifteenth, Bon Repos of the fifteenth century and Rosaries.
In July, for a weekend, come to participate in the maritime festival on the port of Légué. Numerous activities are planned, such as sailor's songs, shows or book signings.
At the beginning of July always, the Rando Tour is a hike on 6 days, passing by Plérin, having for goal to make the tour of the agglomeration briochine.
In July, the Feast of Mines is in full swing. Outdoor concert and catering on site are offered for this exceptional evening.
Sunday is market day in Plérin. In the morning, local produce is presented to fill your basket, while in the evening, it is organic that invades the place.
At the end of July, the festival of Martin-Plage closes this month with a large concert on the beach with on-site catering in a festive and friendly atmosphere.
In early August, the feast of the St. Lawrence opens for a festive night punctuated with concerts and laughter.
