Ile de Bréhat:
the most famous of the Côtes d’Armor islands

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Discovering the island of Bréhat

This Breton island, along with several neighboring islets, is a commune attached to the canton of Paimpol. The island of Bréhat has around 400 inhabitants and a surface area of 309 hectares.

This magnificent island benefits from a microclimate, particularly in winter, allowing you to discover an incredible diversity of plants and flowers.

The beauty of the area, the ease of access by speedboat from the mainland and the absence of cars in the streets make Bréhat a very popular place to visit in summer.

Bréhat Island is France’s first listed natural site!