Sept-Îles, Pleumeur-Bodou and Tonquédec: nature, standing stones and castles

Around Lannion, several sites are easy to visit from our cottages: the Sept-Îles archipelago, the standing stones of Pleumeur-Bodou, the Saint-Samson golf course, Tonquédec castle and the paths of the Léguer valley.

The Sept-Îles archipelago

Take a boat from Perros-Guirec to discover the Sept-Îles archipelago and its seabirds.

Pleumeur-Bodou: standing stones and golf

At Pleumeur-Bodou stands the Saint-Uzec menhir, one of the alignments and megaliths to see in the area. The Saint-Samson golf course is also in the commune, for golfers.

Tonquédec castle

South of Lannion, Tonquédec castle is a ruined fortress in a green setting, easy to fit into half a day.

Chapels, Menez Bré and forest walks

Mount Menez Bré, its chapels and the paths of the Léguer valley offer forest walks and fine viewpoints.

Going further

See also our guide to how many days to spend in the Trégor, the Pink Granite Coast and the website of the Lannion and Pink Granite Coast tourist office. Check availability for our cottages.