Top 15 places to visit in Brittany: explore the region from the hotel La Baie des Anges
North Finistère, a land of contrasts between the ocean, picturesque ports and fine sandy beaches, is an ideal destination for a break in Brittany.
The hotel La Baie des Anges, located in Landéda, is the ideal base from which to explore the most beautiful sites in the department. stay in BrittanyThe perfect blend of relaxation, nature and unforgettable discoveries.
1. The Baie des Anges and its fine sandy beach
It's impossible to stay in Landéda without enjoying the exceptional setting of the Baie des Anges. This emblematic spot owes its poetic name to the silvery and golden reflections of its waters, offering a breathtaking spectacle at sunrise and sunset. Bordered by a large beach of fine sand, this bay is perfect for a romantic stroll, a swimming break or a paddle session in calm waters.
Overlooking this exceptional natural site, the hotel La Baie des Anges invites you to enjoy a rejuvenating break between land and sea, with a breathtaking view of the Breton coast and the Abers archipelago.
2. Aber Wrac'h and Aber Benoît: the Breton fjords
Situated very close to the hotel, these majestic estuaries, with their turquoise waters and vast stretches of white sand, offer a breathtaking view of the sea. nature of rare beauty. Take a cruise on the Aber Wrac'h and admire the Lilia archipelago.
3. The Île Vierge lighthouse: a breathtaking climb
An emblem of North Finistère, this monumental 82-metre high lighthouse, accessible by boat from Aber Wrac'h, offers an unrivalled panoramic view of the Iroise Sea and the wild coastline.
4. The Sainte-Marguerite peninsula: a haven of unspoilt nature
Just a few minutes from Landéda, this wild headland, fringed by secret beaches and dunes, is ideal for a rejuvenating walk or a relaxing paddle and kayak session.
5. The village of Meneham: a historic and natural site
This village of thatched cottages nestled between huge granite boulders, 30 minutes from the hotel, bears witness to Brittany's maritime and agricultural past. Visit the fishermen's cottages and admire the breathtaking views over the Iroise Sea.
6. Brest and Océanopolis: immersion in the heart of the marine world
Just 40 minutes from Landéda, Brest is a dynamic port city known for its maritime heritage and its famous Océanopolis aquarium, one of the largest in Europe. A fascinating visit to discover the riches of the oceans.
7. Pointe Saint-Mathieu and its ruined abbey
This place steeped in history, perched on a spectacular cliff, offers a unique panorama of the Iroise Sea. The 11th-century abbey, now partly in ruins, adds a mystical atmosphere to the site.
8. Le Conquet and its harbour
Just 50 minutes from the hotel, this small Breton port is full of charm, with its cobbled streets, stone houses and maritime atmosphere. It is the departure point for boats to the islands of Molène and Ouessant.
9. Roscoff and the island of Batz: an island getaway
Just 1h20 drive from our hotel in Landéda in Brittany, the port of Roscoff reveals its granite architecture, while the island of Batz, accessible by boat in 15 minutes, unveils a paradise-like landscape.
10. The Sainte-Marguerite dunes: a protected natural area
A listed site, perfect for a walk in the heart of the dunes, where Breton flora and fauna flourish in complete freedom.
11. Quimper and its half-timbered houses
Just an hour and a half from the hotel, the historic capital of Finistère offers an insight into Breton history, with its Saint-Corentin cathedral and medieval centre.
12. The Abers natural site: preserved beauty
An area shaped by the sea, where rivers meet the Atlantic, creating a unique and wild landscape.
Why visit the Abers?
- Admire the diversity of the landscape: from coves and cliffs to mudflats and islets, each viewpoint is unique.
- To observe the local wildlife: the region is a veritable paradise for migratory birds, with a number of observation points.
- For water-based activities: kayaking, paddle-boarding, boat trips... An ideal setting for lovers of gentle sensations on the water!
Don't miss the GR34 coastal path, which runs alongside the Abers and offers unforgettable views of the Atlantic Ocean.
13. The island of Sieck: a small paradise accessible at low tide
Around 1h15 from the hotel, in the commune of Santec, the island of Sieck is a little marvel in department 29, a geographical curiosity to be discovered during a walk on the sand at ebb tide.
This confetti of land surrounded by turquoise waters is a haven of peace, with deserted stretches of sand, unspoilt dunes and unspoilt wilderness. It's an ideal excursion for lovers of walking and wide open spaces, with a path that circles the island in less than an hour.
14. Pontusval lighthouse
The Pontusval lighthouse in Brignogan-Plages is one of the most beautiful lighthouses in Brittany. Located 50 minutes from Landéda, it stands atop blocks of granite sculpted by erosion, offering a unique and spectacular landscape.
At high tide, the waves caress the rocks, creating a fascinating spectacle for photographers and sea lovers.
15. Goulven Bay and its bird sanctuary
Just 40 minutes from the hotel, the Baie de Goulven is a veritable paradise for nature lovers and birdwatchers. Listed as a nature reserve, this immense expanse of water and mudflats welcomes hundreds of migratory birds every year, offering a unique spectacle for birdwatchers.
The signposted paths allow you to explore the bay and admire an incredible diversity of landscapes: golden dunes, salt meadows and stretches of fine sand. It's also the perfect place for a peaceful walk by the sea, with its unspoilt flora and fauna.
