Aire de Lézardrieux

Lézardrieux (Côtes-d'Armor, France)

Lézardrieux is a small Breton port nestled at the mouth of the Trieux estuary, between land and sea. The village offers a changing landscape with the tides, with quays animated by pleasure boating and local fishing. People come for the gentle seaside atmosphere, walks along the shores and the proximity of islands and coves along the coast. The village retains a tranquil character, appreciated by hikers and birdwatchers.

Nature and landscapes

The Trieux estuary shapes mudflats, salt meadows and meanders that attract a rich birdlife. Walks from the port reveal wide views over the sea and sandbanks at low tide. The contrast between calm waters and strong currents makes the site photogenic in any season.

Outdoor activities

The GR34 runs nearby and offers coastal loops accessible on foot. Pleasure boating is very present: the port of Lézardrieux hosts sailing boats and allows boat trips on the estuary. Kayak and paddle are common options to explore the narrower waterways.

Gastronomy and seafood

Local cuisine highlights products from the estuary and the English Channel. Restaurants and cafés often offer fresh fish, shellfish and shellfish-farming products from parks located in the estuary. The port markets and stalls allow direct purchase of seasonal products.

Not to be missed

• Port de Lézardrieux: walk along the quays and starting point for sea outings.
• Trieux estuary: observe landscapes, tides and birds.
• GR34: coastal path for panoramic walks.
• Beaches and coves: access to bathing and exploration areas at low tide.
• Proximity to Île-de-Bréhat: possible excursions from neighboring ports.