The Saint Pabu Plage campsite is 1 hour 20 minutes away from the crossing point to the island : Erquy.

A paradise in the sea! Sail to the archipelago and see the exceptional "island of flowers". The island is 3.5 km long and 1.5 km wide and can be visited on foot or by bike.

In the southern part of the island are little houses in narrow streets filled with flowers and colour.

Take the time to visit the Birlot Tidal Mill, one of the most beautiful water mills in Brittany.

Further south, the citadel is open to visitors, introducing them to the local craft heritages (the Bréhat glass works). Cross the "Ar Prat" bridge, built by Vauban, and head for the north of the island. Here you will find the wildest and most preserved part of the island, near the Paon lighthouse.

There is colour everywhere with the low heathland, pink granite rocks and blue sea.

Bréhat really is a trip not to be missed!