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Pleurtuit (Ille-et-Vilaine, France)

Pleurtuit is a Breton commune located between Dinard and Saint-Malo, on the Côtes d'Émeraude area. A village with a human scale, it often serves as a base for exploring the coast while offering a calmer setting than nearby seaside resorts. There is a balance between rural areas, residential zones and easy access to maritime routes. Its position makes it a convenient point for short sea getaways or historical visits in the region.

Heritage and history

Pleurtuit has a modest local heritage made up of manor houses, farms and small rural chapels, witnesses to the region's peasant and maritime history. Local archives and a few buildings show the architectural evolution between land and sea. The built environment retains schist and granite elements typical of Brittany.

Nature and landscapes

The commune borders sectors of the Rance valley and open agricultural areas. Landscapes alternate between meadows, hedgerow bocage and views of nearby estuaries. Sunrises and sunsets are often vivid, and the quality of the maritime air is noticeable.

Outdoor activities

Pleurtuit is suitable for cyclists and hikers seeking quiet routes. Hiking, cycling and freshwater fishing are practiced nearby. Its proximity to the coast makes it easy to access beaches and nautical activities offered along the shore.

Atmosphere and gastronomy

The atmosphere is rather hushed and family-oriented, with local shops and seasonal markets. The cuisine relies on seafood and local Breton products, as everywhere around Saint-Malo.

Not to miss

• Dinard–Pleurtuit–Saint-Malo (airport) — a convenient connection for the region.
• Walks along the Rance — estuarine landscapes and trails.
• Visit to Saint-Malo — corsair city accessible in a few minutes.
• Getaway to Dinard — beaches and seaside villas nearby.
• Excursion to Mont-Saint-Michel — a classic day trip from Pleurtuit.