Gold at the tip of your fingers
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Gold at the tip of your fingers
BRETAGNE I Côtes d’Armor I District of Fréhel Gold at the tip of your fingers Fréhel-Bourg Pléhérel-Plage Sables d’Or les Pins Fréhel, in the heart of exceptional nature surrounding Ideally located between Cap d’Erquy and Cap Fréhel but also close to Fort La Latte, come and discover the district of Fréhel with its lively village and its old fishing village : Pléhérel-Plage which offers hidden treasures of heritage and a breathtaking view over the Cap Fréhel. Then savour the elegance of the seaside resort of Sables d’Or les Pins, which has retained its 20’s style charm. Cap Fréhel Fort la Latte 2 _ Sables d’Or les Pins Ilôt St-Michel Pléhérel-Plage Cap d’Erquy 3 _ A little history... Fréhel, the village centre A busy village with several shops: bars, a pharmacy, the tourist office, hairdressing salons, a pork butcher’s, bakeries… Many services are also available: medical services, the Town hall, the local school and community hall. The cultural centre of the “Grande Abbaye” leads you to the library which is free and open to everyone, the cyber centre, an exhibition hall and the day care center turned into a leisure centre in summer.. Pléhérel-Plage The renovated Chapel of “Vieux Bourg”, dating from the XIIIth century, is located 60 meters above sea level. This old fishing village offers a beautiful secured beach with fine sand and a scenic view of Cap Fréhel. This crescentshaped beach called “Anse du Croc” is protected on the west side by the cliffs overlooking the old village’s church. Sables d’Or les Pins Sables d’Or les Pins, an atypical seaside resort. The remarkable site of Sables d’Or les Pins was discovered before the First World War by Roland Brouard, an estate agent from Saint-Malo. The dream of Roland Brouard and his friends was to turn Sables d’Or les Pins into an ambitious modern resort. That is how a large part of Sables d’Or les Pins, which did not have roads and remained isolated for a long time, started to host horse 4 _ Enjoy the numerous walks along peaceful, wide alleys, flowered valleys, or the large family beach. Sables d’Or will seduce you with its chapel, its 18 hole golf course, 2 tennis courts, its casino, its safe beach, its sailing school and many restaurants which will introduce you to the cuisine of our region. Walk through the middle of Sables d’Or les Pins: 2h – 6 km. Please be aware that this walk is not fully marked out Free detailed leaflet available at the Tourist Office Sables d’Or les Pins and Pléhérel-Plage The beaches are supervised in July and August and accessible to disabled people. Dogs and horses are forbidden on the beaches between 10 am and 7.00pm from the 1 st July to the 31 st August. Showers and public toilets are available on beaches. Many activities are available : tennis, horse riding, a surfing school, archery, table tennis, a bowling green, mini-golf and a wide variety of hiking possibilities along the coastal path as well as in the countryside. Heritage walk : 2h – 6 km. You can take the same route by bike. The route is marked out with yellow markings. Free detailled leaflet available at the Tourist Office and car rallies, concerts and galas… At that time the place could compete with other resorts like La Baule or Deauville. ^The lagune in Sables d’Or les Pins ^Anse du Croc in Pléhérel-Plage Treasures of heritage The chapels are free to visit and guided tours are available. More information about opening times at the Tourist Office or www.les-chapelles-de-frehel.net • The lighthouse of Cap Frehel • Fort la Latte • Château de Bienassis This is one of the 5 most powerful French lighthouses. Open from April until November and during school holidays. Free tour for groups, on reservation. This old feudal castle, built of pink sandstone, is a magical and mythical place and a witness to our rich past. Its fortifications and drawbridge take you back in time. Fort La Latte was turned into a coastal defense fort between 1690 and 1715. It remains primarily a fortified castle. The defense system dating from 15th century has been kept. The Castle of Bienassis is located only 11km away from the town centre of Fréhel. This is a listed building (15th and 17th centuries). This complete seigniorial mansion is still lived in today. +33 (0)2 96 41 43 06 www.plevenon.fr For rates, more information at the tourist office Open every day from April until September. For groups, on reservation +33 (0)2 96 41 57 11 www.castlelalatte.com Open from April until September. Guided visits and events inside the castle. For groups, on reservation. +33 (0)2 96 72 22 03 www.chateau-bienassis.com The Bay of la Fresnaye La Carquois At “Port à la Duc”, your gaze will irresistibly turn to the bay and its mysterious aspects. Thanks to tides, the bay offers a fascinating show where you can observe the vast area of mussels and oyster beds as well as a large number of birds, especially from September to March : migratory and wintering birds. This small hamlet of houses made of pink sandstone was created at the end of 19th century to house quarry workers. Whether on foot, by bike or on horseback, you will pass close to the golf course, and a historical mansion with its breathtaking view over the shore. Stop by our local producers and enjoy oysters, with a slice of lemon, bread, butter and a glass of white wine. 5 _ Boating, Fishing... Save time and book your trips at the tourist office Viewed from the sea, the Emerald and Penthièvre coastlines unveil all the wealth of their historical monuments, harbors and cliffs of pink granite. Choose between guided tours on boats or on a tall ship! Book your boat tickets at the tourist office to go to Bréhat, Cap Fréhel, Fort la Latte, Saint Malo… For thrill-seekers, you’ll have the choice between sailing, kayaking, surfing, jet skiing, flyboarding, kite surfing or diving... Shellfish gathering Our coastline is alive with shellfish and crustaceans: clams, cockles, wild mussels and oysters, razor shells, winkles, crabs or abalones can be found at low tide. Tide times are available for free at the Tourist Office. Please be aware of legislation (restrictions, minimum sizes). Ask for our brochure “A responsible fisherman” at the tourist office. 6 _ Leisure and Sports ^Cap d’Erquy Hiking The GR 34, the coastal footpath The coastal path is designed for pedestrians and is marked out in red and white. It offers many choices to start a good hike from the coast. The peninsula of Fréhel Plévenon-Cap Fréhel covers 25 km. In total safety discover magnificent views over the peninsula (beaches, dunes, heath, cliffs), thanks to a large choice of signed walks from 6 to 22 kms and from 2 hours to 6.5 hours. Free detailed leaflets available at the Tourist Office Download the walks with your mobile Cycling tours Take the cycling path along the coastline and go from the Cap d’ Erquy to the Cap Fréhel. For bike rentals, more information at the tourist office. Itineraries and maps on request at the Tourist Office Markets Fréhel-Town : Near the church, every Tuesday throughout the year. Sables d’Or les Pins : Sunday morning from April to August Evening markets in the area in July and August: don’t hesitate to ask us! Looking for accommodation Bed and breakfast, hotel, campsite or a restaurant with local products in the peninsula? We are at your service to prepare your stay ! +33 (0)2 96 41 57 23 www.paysdefrehel.com/en/ ^The Green Way – wooden passageway in Sables d’Or les Pins 7 _ Tourist Office of Frehel Place Chambly • 22240 Fréhel +33 (0)2 96 41 57 23 [email protected] www.paysdefrehel.com Latitude : 48.62815 • Longitude : -2.364807 Tourist Office Opening Hours : In Season (July & August): Monday-Saturday 10.00 am to 6.00 pm An information desk is also open in Sables d’Or les Pins: Every day : 10.00 am - 12.30 pm and 15.00 pm - 6.00 pm Mid-Season (Easter holidays, May, June, September, October): Monday-Saturday: 10.00 am - 12.30 pm and 14.00 pm - 6.00 pm Off-Season (November to April): Monday-Saturday: 10.00 am - 12.30 pm The District of Fréhel is situated : • 38 km North-East of Saint Brieuc • 90 km North-West of Rennes Reachable by : and 14.00 pm - 5.00 pm The tourist office is staying at your disposal as part of its commitment to the quality of reception and services Be eco-friendly on holidays ! Commitment tourist office in sustainable development: Know that in summer the population doubles in the area even on holidays, Think green. At the hotel or camping, on the beach when hiking or in the sea, your «small» gestures double their effect! Join us on our social networks ! Share all your best moments Find us with #frehel Railway station in Lamballe or Saint Brieuc, TGV line Paris-Brest: direct connections by bus to Fréhel and Sables d’Or les Pins (July and August) : 25 km www.voyages-sncf.com A11 Paris-Rennes, then N12 RennesLamballe (dual carriageway, no tolls), to the Lamballe exit. From Belgium, Normandy or Northern France: A84, N175, then N176.... From Brest, take road RN 12 towards Rennes, exit Pléneuf Val André Côte de Penthièvre. • Line 2, from September to June : Saint Brieuc – Plévenon July and August : Saint Brieuc Saint Cast www.tibus.com +33(0) 810 22 22 22 • Carpooling: www.ticoto.com • Dinard/Pleurtuit/Saint-Malo Airport www.dinard.aeroport.fr • RENNES Airport www.rennes.aeroport.fr • Taxis et Ambulances du Cap : • Ferry links to Saint-Malo : From Portsmouth, Poole, Jersey and Guernesey. • Arvorek Taxi : • Ferry links to Roscoff from Plymouth. +33 (0)2 96 41 40 09 +33 (0)6 16 97 53 06 Book at the tourist office : Guided tour, Boat crossings, Souvenir shop We are at your service to help you pre pare your sta y, don’t hesitate to conta ct us ! Design & Production : L’Explograf – 02 96 33 10 41 Pictures : P1. shutterstock.com. Nailia Schwarz, Office de Tourisme de Fréhel, Alexandre Lamoureux, Cécile le Brun, Didier Thomas, Emmanuel Berthier, Franck Hamon, Mélanie Davenet, Château de Bienassis, Bruno Todesco, C.Henry, Hervé Coudrais. The information published is not contractual.