The coastline of Côtes d'Armor covers 350 kilometres. Behind each headland a new landscape unfolds, changing to the rhythm of the tides. Frequently sketched by the most famous of artists, our coastal landscapes should be savoured without moderation. Here, the sea is what sets the tone that orchestrates the symphony of colours. It cuts out red cliffs, sculpts pink rocks, attracts birds, and covers the beaches in softs sand or shingle. When the tide goes out twice a day, it uncovers huge areas and allows people to collect shellfish in pools of limpid water. When it comes in again, it sees multicoloured boats charging through the waves as they leave to make their catches. Here, fishing is not just a craft, but (...)

The coastline of Côtes d'Armor covers 350 kilometres. Behind each headland a new landscape unfolds, changing to the rhythm of the tides. Frequently sketched by the most famous of artists, our coastal landscapes should be savoured without moderation. Here, the sea is what sets the tone that orchestrates the symphony of colours. It cuts out red cliffs, sculpts pink rocks, attracts birds, and covers the beaches in softs sand or shingle. When the tide goes out twice a day, it uncovers huge areas and allows people to collect shellfish in pools of limpid water. When it comes in again, it sees multicoloured boats charging through the waves as they leave to make their catches. Here, fishing is not just a craft, but also a culture anchored deeply in people's hearts.

If you go up the rivers, you will discover the hidden charms of Brittany. In Argoat, there is no need to have sea legs to have your head up in the stars. Behnid the fabulous vegetation, lakes and rivers, exist in perfect harmony in the forests and the hedgerows: places that should be experienced in real life. As though thanking people for having taken care of it, mother nature has given us enchanting sites, in which to leave traces of our past. In a leafy setting, majestic castles, towns milling with life, chapels, play hide-and-seek with walkers under the bemused eyes of sprites, elves and other magical creatures inhabiting the lakes, rivers and paths.