Plérin Travel Guide

 black_mimi99 Says:  Saint Laurent beach just beside of Saint Martin beach. Its a nice beach when tide up, but when tide down, nothing much can be seen.... 

 black_mimi99 Says:  We stay in this beach when our visit to Bretagne, and it's a lovely beach. In the Morning and evening tide up and in the aftrenoon, tide down and it's time to hunt seafood! 

 black_mimi99 Says:  If the early church dates from the seventeenth century, with a steeple and a bell from 1651 to 1670, the building has been redesigned several times. The south wing and the gear are from 1723.And every Sunday, around this church always have traditional market. 

 black_mimi99 Says:  To defend the coast, soldiers are recruited from the seventeenth century, in the coastal parishes. They stand guard in the sentry boxes, set at regular intervals along the shore. The tip of Roselier is defended by a fire and fifty men, protected by a fence and a stone hut. A... 

 black_mimi99 Says:  The tip of Roselier, overlooking Martin Beach and its rock and the beach of Saint-Laurent, offers views over the bay of Saint-Brieuc. There is also a spur crossed indicating occupation at the age of iron, a furnace balls (cannon) from 1794 and a monument erected to perish at... 

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