* Val-André beach and the large promenade, perfect for swimming, seaside walks and family activities. * Dahouët harbour, a charming Breton port with lively quays, restaurants and old shipowners' houses. * Sentier des douaniers (GR34), offering magnificent walks with views of the cliffs and wild coastline. * Pointe de Dahouët, ideal for a nature walk with its coves, panoramic views and local heritage. * Bluegreen Pléneuf-Val-André golf course, a renowned 18-hole course with breathtaking sea views. * Nautical centre (sailing, kayaking, paddle, sand yachting depending on the season). * Casino du Val-André, facing the sea, with entertainment and games area. * Spa Marin du Val-André, for a moment of relaxation with a seawater pool, treatments and well-being. * Val-André market (Friday morning) and Dahouët market (Saturday morning), to discover local produce. * Hiking and cycling trails to explore the resort and its surroundings, between sea and countryside.

By car: easy access via the RN12, then towards Lamballe and Pléneuf-Val-André. From Lamballe, it takes around 15 to 16 km to reach the resort. By train: the nearest stations are Lamballe and Saint-Brieuc, both served by TGV and TER trains on the Paris - Rennes - Brest route. The tourist office states that these two stations are less than 30km from Pléneuf-Val-André. From Lamballe station: you can reach Pléneuf-Val-André by bus, with a journey of around 30 minutes to the centre of the resort. The distance by road is approximately 15 km. By bus: the town is served by the BreizhGo regional network and the local Distribus network. The town also offers an express shuttle service to Val-André. Tickets can be purchased from the Pléneuf-Val-André tourist office. By plane: the nearest airport is Saint-Brieuc Armor, located in Trémuson, around 12 km west of Saint-Brieuc. For wider connections, travellers also frequently use Dinard or Lannion airports, depending on where they are coming from. Car-free: the destination lends itself well to a car-free holiday, with access possible by train + bus, followed by local solutions on site. The tourist office also lists taxis, car hire and bike hire.