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meters above the sea level, this station dominates the bay of Saint
Brieuc. The history of this station is similar to others of the Emerald
coast. Prestigious holidaymakers are undoubtedly behind its reputation. |
 Pléneuf Val André - Aménagement sous Cotard
is above all a small fishermen village living from Terre Neuve’s
high-sea fishing. The port of Dahouët is among the ports which saw
leaving the first fishermen towards Iceland and Terre Neuve. At that
time, the boat owners recruited sailors from the surrounding pubs. The
best name to target the origin of the station is Charles Cotard (head
engineer of Suez Canal) who bought a seaside land and arranged it to
host the holidaymakers. Some famous characters used to spend |
 Pléneuf Val André - Plage et randonnée
holidays in Pléneuf such as the Egyptian minister “Pasha” as well as
the poet and academician Jean Richepin who is buried on the spot.
Nowadays, the Pléneuf Val Andre station offers several activities for
the sea amateurs. It has a fine sand beach of two kilometres long for
those fond of beach activities. For the others, they can choose between
the water sports, the casino, the golf and the excursions (pointe de la
Guette, grèves des vallées). |
