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- Château de la Roche-Jagu: Located in Ploëzal, about 10 km away from Pludual, this medieval castle offers stunning panoramic views of the Trieux estuary. Visitors can explore its gardens, exhibitions, and enjoy cultural events throughout the year.
- Île-de-Bréhat: Situated off the coast of Paimpol, around 15 km from Pludual, Île-de-Bréhat is a picturesque island known for its colorful flowers, crystal-clear waters, and charming cottages. Visitors can explore the island on foot or by bike, visit the lighthouse, and relax on its beautiful beaches.
- Abbaye de Beauport: This 13th-century abbey is located in Paimpol, approximately 17 km away from Pludual. It offers visitors a glimpse into the region's history and features well-preserved architecture, beautiful gardens, and scenic coastal trails.
- Paimpol: A charming port town situated on the banks of the Trieux River, Paimpol is known for its maritime heritage and bustling marina. Visitors can stroll through its historic streets, visit the Maritime Museum, and enjoy fresh seafood at its many restaurants.
- Ploumanac'h: Located about 40 km from Pludual, Ploumanac'h is a coastal village famous for its stunning pink granite rock formations. Visitors can explore the Sentier des Douaniers, a coastal path that offers breathtaking views of the rugged coastline and unique rock formations.
- Côte de Granit Rose: Stretching along the northern Brittany coast, the Pink Granite Coast is known for its fascinating pink granite rocks, sandy beaches, and charming seaside towns. Visitors can enjoy hiking, swimming, and exploring the picturesque villages like Perros-Guirec, Trégastel, and Ploumanac'h.
- Cap Fréhel: Situated approximately 70 km from Pludual, Cap Fréhel is a dramatic headland known for its breathtaking cliffs, rugged landscapes, and panoramic views of the sea. Visitors can hike along the coastal paths, visit the lighthouse, and observe various bird species in their natural habitat.
- Saint-Malo: Located around 90 km from Pludual, Saint-Malo is a historic walled city known for its rich maritime heritage and stunning beaches. Visitors can explore the ancient ramparts, visit the castle, enjoy fresh seafood, and take a boat trip to the nearby islands of Jersey and Guernsey.
- Mont Saint-Michel: Situated approximately 110 km from Pludual, Mont Saint-Michel is a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of France's most iconic landmarks. This medieval abbey is perched on a rocky island and attracts millions of visitors each year. Visitors can explore its narrow streets, visit the abbey, and experience the breathtaking views of the surrounding bay. 10. Dinan: Located about 100 km from Pludual, Dinan is a charming medieval town with well-preserved ramparts, cobbled streets, and half-timbered houses. Visitors can explore its historic center, visit the 13th-century castle, and enjoy breathtaking views of the Rance River from its picturesque harbor.