The Telegraph has a great article about the Beaches of Brittany plus some of the other delights of Brittany. All you need is some good weather! Fortunately, there are other places to visit if the rain falls or the winds blow ....
If there’s one word that British visitors indelibly associate with Brittany, it’s beaches. Great beaches are everywhere you look, from the posh north-coast watering hole of Dinard, beloved by nineteenth-century British aristocrats, to any number of humbler family resorts strung along the entire, endlessly intricate and gloriously unpredictable coastline.
Some of the region’s abundant strands of sand bustle with life and energy, lined with hotels and restaurants to suit all budgets; others lie tucked away at the end of unpromising little rural lanes, rewarding those who take the trouble to find them with splendid, unspoiled isolation.
There’s much more to Brittany than beaches, though. For many centuries this was a proudly independent realm, with closer connections to Britain than France; Brittany was after all “petit Bretagne”, as opposed to “Grand Bretagne” across the Channel.
The pan-Celtic traditions of that era are still going strong; the Breton language remains proudly spoken, while cultural festivals celebrate Celtic music and dance. And local history stretches back even further than the Celts, as evidenced by the ancient standing stones and mysterious burial mounds of places like Carnac, Locmariaquer and Camaret.
Brittany’s most striking towns are the walled medieval citadelles that once guarded its borders with France – places like Dinan, Vitré and the ports of St-Malo in the north and Vannes in the south. The further west you go, into the Celtic heartland, you’re in wilder territory, where vestiges of ancient forests survive around villages such as Huelgoat.
Brittany is one of those destinations where the longer you spend in one place, the more there seems to be to discover. You don’t have to tour the entire region to find variety and stimulation; base yourself in one small resort, and you’ll find plenty to engage you nearby. Recommendations include, say, Ploumanac’h on the northern “pink granite coast”; Camaret, on the Crozon Peninsula in the far west; or Carnac in the south.
Full article and photos: Brittany travel guide
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Town: Pleudihen Sur Rance
Yes, this is the bargain of week (maybe year even) - just 49,500 euros Town: UZEL
This stone house is comprising of : 1 large main room with open fitted kitchen, 1 bedroom, bathroom and wc. On the right, lean-to used as utiliy.
JUST REDUCED Town: Vannes
A prestigious complex of 5 gites and a main 4 bedroom house which have been lovingly restored and now a successful and thriving business. Situated in the countryside of Southern Morbihan, Brittany, yet not far from Vannes and the coast. The complex consists of beautiful gardens, a heated outdoor swimming pool, games room and an outdoor BBQ/bread oven area which is ideally shaded for those really warm days.
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Town: NEAR HUELGOAT
In a pretty village typical of the Monts d'Arrée, lovely completely renovated rendered stone building.Beautiful landscaped grounds of around 9000m2 with garden, courtyard, orchard and a section that is partially wooded.. and a fountain!Great potential for chambres d'hotes. 
More Photos and Details: Huelgoat Property 
Surprisingly just back on the market - so act quickly if you are interested. Town: Morbihan, Near Malestroit
Town: Baud
Photo by jez.atkinson Brittany is located in the North West of France and is made up of the 4 departments of Finistere, Morbihan, Cotes D’Armor and Ille et Vilaine. The region offers an enchanting mix of old medieval towns and quaint villages. Working with our network of selected agents across Brittany we are able to bring to you a range of properties for sale, from renovation projects to chateaux, cottages to farms. If you are looking for a business we also feature properties suitable for Bed and Breakfasts, Gite Complex, Bars and Restaurants. The site not only features a huge range of property but articles, tips, videos, and photos of this picturesque region.Check out the new Brittany Property site. 
Renovated mill house just 500 meters from the sea. Town: PLOUGASNOU
Charming watermill and collection of buildings near to the villages of La Cheze and Brehan but situated in a tranquil rural location. Larger towns of Loudeac and Josselin are approx 20mins. A unique collection of buildings dating back to the 1800's and offering numerous possibilities to develop further (subject to planning consent). Sitting in just under 5 hectares of woodland. Location: Brehan, Morbihan, Brittany
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