Vehicle rental Côtes-D'Armor

The island's profile is ideal for cycling, both for those who've never done it before - the climbs are never violent - and for children, as there are no cars, so their safety is assured. Carriages are handy for carrying luggage, and so equipped you'll be able to ride in any direction along the island's paths, towards the Peacock lighthouse, the strange Birlot tide mill and the Saint-Michel chapel overlooking it. The bikes are of course perfectly maintained, and helmets and locks are supplied with your mount.

You'll find Balade Bike on the seafront in Binic-Etables, near Saint-Brieuc. This small bike rental company is the specialist of its kind for the whole of the Côtes-d'Armor region. A whole range of classic bikes is available for hire, as well as electric bikes for young and old. The perfect way to get out and about with your family or group. You can also rent accessories such as panniers and helmets. And if you fall in love with this means of locomotion, Balade Bike can also sell them!

Nouvelle Vague provides training to obtain your boating licence (coastal and offshore) and offers to rent sailing boats from 6 to 15 m. Cruising courses are available for beginners and experienced sailors alike. They are supervised by professional skippers and will allow you to discover or deepen your knowledge by sailing to different destinations, short or long (up to 20 days!). Some courses take place in Brittany, but other cruises are organized in the West Indies or the Canary Islands. Enough to become an enthusiast!

Emeraude Bikes offers exclusively electric bikes for rent. But not just any bike! The two models offered are very stylish, comfortable and easy to handle. Since the Capes d'Erquy and Fréhel have been awarded the Grand Site de France label, the whole region has adapted bike paths. The rental agency offers tours with different durations and differences in altitude, depending on the desired route. All you have to do is admire the moors and the pink sandstone cliffs, before stopping at Fort La Latte or the port of Erquy.