Camping La Petite Ville

There are lots of paths to follow for a nice walk nearby, with the most important one being the lengthy GR 34 (the Chemin des Douaniers), which runs along the full length of Brittany’s coastline. There are also three great circular trails running from Pordic into the countryside and up to the coast – ask on site for details of these routes, which range from 8 km to 15 km. Elsewhere along the coast, you might like to seek out beach days at places like Martin Plage (15 minutes’ drive), Plage du Valais (20 minutes) and many more – or board a boat from Pointe de l’Arcouest (55 minutes) for a day exploring the beaches, woods and gardens of Île-de-Bréhat. If you don’t mind a slightly longer journey you could also pay a visit to Mont Saint-Michel (an hour and a half). Heading inland instead, there are some lovely walks at Chaos du Gouët (half an hour), and you can explore the interior of Château de Quintin (35 minutes), which has several apartments dressed in 18th-century style. There’s also more recent history to learn about at Musée de la Résistance en Argoat (40 minutes).