Plan your stay
Discover Pléneuf-Val-André
Between the marina of Dahouët and the great beach of Val-André, the Penthièvre Coast is best explored on foot, by bike or out on the water. Here are our ideas to make the most of your stay.
A sample plan so you don't miss a thing, without rushing.
48 perfect hours in Val-André
Day 1 · Take your time
- 1Morning: a stroll along the seafront and discovering Val-André.
- 2Midday: lunch in the centre or near the harbour.
- 3Afternoon: beach time and a walk towards Dahouët.
- 4Evening: a local dinner and back to the calm of L'Odyssée.
Day 2 · Fresh air
- 1Morning: a few steps along the GR® 34 coastal path.
- 2Afternoon: an outing to Cap Fréhel and Fort La Latte.
- 3End of day: back along the coast and a last pause facing the sea.
The must-sees
Not to be missed
- The harbour of Dahouët and its quays
- The Val-André seafront promenade
- The Verdelet islet
- The GR® 34 and its panoramas
- The beaches of Val-André and Les Vallées
A little further
- Cap Fréhel and its cliffs
- Fort La Latte, facing the sea
- Erquy and its harbour
- Sea trips departing from Dahouët
- Historic and heritage walks
Activities for everyone
Beach, shows, sport, nature… plenty to keep young and old happy.
Place aux Mômes
Every Thursday at 5:30 p.m., free shows for younger audiences on the Régates esplanade: circus, street theatre and comedy.
Acti'Val Été
In summer, team sports, games and beach activities, with sessions dedicated to the little ones.
Hiking the GR® 34
The coastal path is one of the finest ways to discover Breton landscapes: pick a section that suits your pace.
Sea outings
Departing from Dahouët: sea trips, fishing excursions and regattas, depending on the weather and sailing conditions.
Riding centre
The La Jeannette riding centre welcomes horse and pony lovers (booking recommended).
Rainy days
Head to the cinema at the Val-André Casino: a safe bet for a family outing.
Where to eat
Seafood, Breton specialities, savoury galettes or bistronomy: there's an address for everyone. La Vagabonde for a crêpe, Le Biniou for a bistronomic table, La Voile in Dahouët for a brasserie facing the harbour.
Seasons on the plate
Two highlights: the king scallop from 15 October to 15 May, and the Bay mussels from mid-May to late October. In high season, remember to book your table.
A drink facing the sea
Les Fines Gueules
Terrace, rooftop and cocktails, with electro, latino or rock vibes depending on the night.
Les Baigneuses du Val
A terrace under the pines, facing the seafront promenade. Cocktails and tapas.
La Voile · Dahouët
A friendly spot on the harbour of Dahouët, ideal for a long evening.
Bar Lounge du Casino
A drink on the promenade, a stone's throw from the sea.
The beaches
Val-André beach
The great family beach, ideal for swimming.
Nantois beach
Wilder and more peaceful, perfect to unwind.
Les Vallées beach
A superb natural setting, between cliffs and greenery.
Understanding the tides
At low tide, the foreshore is revealed: ideal for walking and observing the rocks. At rising tide, stay alert — the water can cut off certain passages. Always check the day's tide times before a walk.