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Aire de Lézardrieux

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Adresse

11 Rue de Kermarquer
22740 Lézardrieux
Côtes-d'Armor, Bretagne
France
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Nombre d'emplacements

Total
1 places

Liens utiles

Hébergement
Town Hall of Lézardrieux - Official site
Brittany Pink Granite Coast Tourist Office | Tourist Office of the Pink Granite Coast

Équipements et services

Vidange
Ravitaillement en eau
Stationnement
Animaux acceptés
Poubelles

Description

Located in Lézardrieux (left bank of the Trieux estuary), the Kermarquer Service Area offers motorhome users an outdoor station dedicated to emptying (grey water and black water) and to refilling with drinking water. Accessible 24/24 and 7/7, it is located on the grounds of the Kermarquer campsite (exact location available on the campsite's website). Shops and local services are a short distance away, with a regular local market to stock up on fresh produce. A convenient and friendly stop to continue your exploration of the coast.

Tourisme

Lézardrieux (Côtes-d'Armor, France)

Lézardrieux is a small charming port set at the mouth of the Trieux estuary, facing the islands and the tides. The village retains the atmosphere of an active Breton port, shared between yachting, fishing and marine farming. Granite facades, quays and boats give the place a lively, picturesque character. It is also a convenient starting point for exploring the coast and nearby islands.

Heritage and history

The town developed around its port and maritime activity. You can read the history in the quays, the old fishermen’s houses and some repurposed port buildings. The waterfront layout reflects a past linked to coastal fishing and local navigation. Local panels and routes provide more information on the site’s evolution.

Nature and landscapes

Lézardrieux offers changing views with the tide over the Trieux estuary. Muddy shores, salt meadows and islets create a lively landscape enjoyed by birdwatchers and walkers. Sunsets over the water and reflections of moored boats are frequent subjects for photography enthusiasts.

Outdoor activities and island access

The village is a starting point for walks on the GR34 and sea trips to Île-de-Bréhat and the surrounding coves. Boating is very present: rental craft, guided tours and shoreline fishing are common depending on the season. Coastal paths allow for a variety of short and long walks without straying far from the shore.

Gastronomy and local products

Local cuisine highlights seafood: oysters, mussels and fish often appear on menus in restaurants and at fish merchants. Oyster farming and shellfish farming are visible in the estuary, and some addresses offer fresh tastings on the quay.

Not to miss

  • Trieux estuary: seascapes and tide observation.
  • Port of Lézardrieux: quay atmosphere, boat departures and yachting.
  • Crossings to Île-de-Bréhat: excursions and discovery of the coves.
  • GR34 trail: coastal walks offering views and access to beaches.
  • Seafood tastings: restaurants and local fish merchants for fresh products.

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