Port d'Armor Marina

A major Breton deep-water harbor

Port d'Armor is one of the few tide-independent deep-water ports on the north coast of Brittany, accessible around the clock whatever the state of the sea. Its pontoons can host more than 1,000 vessels, making it a favourite anchorage for sailors exploring the Goëlo coast.

Capital of the scallop

Saint-Quay-Portrieux is renowned as the scallop capital of the Bay of Saint-Brieuc, with an active fleet of trawlers and a lively criée (fish auction). The working fishing port sits alongside the marina, blending maritime tradition with leisure boating.

Gateway to the islands

From these quays depart cruises toward the Île de Bréhat and the bird sanctuary of the Sept-Îles. The marina is a launching point for sailing trips, catamaran excursions and sea-fishing outings along the rugged cliffs of the Goëlo.

A lively seaside resort

Around the port, the resort town offers sandy beaches, a panoramic jetty promenade over the English Channel, and seafront crêperies and seafood restaurants serving the bay's celebrated shellfish.