- Plancoet (5 km) : a charming village with amenities - grocery stores, an open air market, and a 4 star restaurant.
- Dinan (17 km) a beautiful medieval village, part of the "domaine de la vallée de la Rance". It has 70 historical monuments.
- Saint Malo (30 km) The Privateer's city, The old stone buildings of this city has been the base of some of the most famous adventurers and writers.
- Dinard (23 km) Labelled as the "ville d'art et d'histoire" (the village of Art and History), this seaside resort, unravels its beauty onto the beach front.
- Cap frehel (22 km) The Fréhel cape, a natural marvel, is one of the most impressive sites in Brittany with its 70m cliffs.
- St Cast (16 km) From the penninsula to its 7 immense fine sand beaches, there lies secret creeks and stunning landscapes.
- St Jacut de la mer (15km) 11 beaches, the Ebihens' island, the Beaussais bay, the Arguenon bay, and many hiking trails.
- Le Guildo (11 km) a small port and the castle of Gilles of Brittany.
- St Brieuc (35 km) The large beach of Rosaires, Pordic point, Yffiniac cove, Hillion penninsula, and the historic centre of Saint-Brieuc…
- Rennes (81 km) Brittany's capital, medieval, royal, festive, creative, rustic, mouth watering, cultural...!
- Fort Lalatte (19 km) A fortified castle constructed in 931, towering over a cliff.
- Cancale (45 km) Oysters! Groin point ou the Route du Rhum departs and the Mont Saint Michel bay.
- Mont Saint Michel (70 km) : An age old conflict on whether it is situated in Brittany or Normandy?! An occidental marvel, many flock to this spiritual place for its enigmatic placement and architectural craftsmanship.
- Erquy /Val André (26 km) : charming seaside resort with a small fishing port.
- St Briac - St Lunaire< (21 km) An old fishing village, Saint Briac has conserved its authentic narrow pathways around its church...
