Leisure and activities hotel in Cotes d'armor Brittany, Ker Moor Hotel: seaside path, tennis, golf, sailing

Hôtel Ker Moor

Rue du président le Sénécal
22 410 Saint-Quay-Portrieux

Tel: 02 96 70 52 22
Fax: 02 96 70 50 49

Mail: hotelkermoor@orange.fr

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Excursions

Rambling...

Following the seaside paths, along the cliffs and beside the sea, you will reach (after several breaks) Saint-Brieuc or Paimpol.

By plane...

Thanks to the Saint Brieuc Flying Club you will fly over to discover the most beautiful and multi-coloured landscapes of the coast.
The "Ile de la comtesse" (Comtesse Island) with its turbulent history stands out above the waves.
It can be reached at low tide and offers to all its visitors a unique view of St Quay, the bay, the harbour, the coast.

By boat

A fisherman, will take you out on board of his trawler to show you the fishing grounds (tilefish, pollack, mackerel) and the many faces of Saint-Brieuc's Bay.

Sports

Water sports...

The Hotel Ker Moor enjoys a particularly privileged geographical position thanks to its direct access to the sea. The white steps behind the hotel will bring you to a little inlet which will protect you from the wind, a real paradise for all the swimmers and for those who like to sunbath.
The town of Saint-Quay-Portrieux is also one of the few towns of Brittany which ownes a deep water port, a great advantage for the sailors. They can come in and out without worrying about the tides.
It is therefore possible to practise sailing or start off with regattas, whether you are a beginner or an experienced sailor ( for futher informations please contact the "Sailing Society" (SNSQP) or the training centre). You will also be able to register at the diving club to discover the "Breton" underwater sceneries

Le tennis

Register toThe "Quinocéen" Tennis Club with its 5 clay courts, 3 resin courts and a multi funtional hall either for a week or a month and you will enjoy playing tennis with your friends or teacher.The Tennis School for children welcomes young people aged beetween 7 to 18 years.
Friendly tournaments are organized during the school holidays and an high level International tournament takes place during the summer.
Do you want to relax after a macth or a few rallies ? Why not trying the friendly club house…
So are you ready to play ?

The golf

Hit the green at any time of the day :
A few steps from the sea, the golf club offers a beautiful and opened course which welcomes and delights all the golfers of all levels. You can hire your equipment on the spot.

The Heritage

An old heritage

If you love old stones, you will appreciate the region's heritage made of old Breton settlements, castles, cathedrals and way-side crosses...
If you are on holidays or if you are here for a short stay, you will be able to discover the local restaurants and enjoy their fresh sea food (St Jacques shell, oysters, lobster ....). As you are discovering brittany do not forget to taste our famous pancakes "les Crêpes" and "les galettes"( pancakes made with black wheat). Enjoy!

Beaches

Sea heritage

During the spring tides, the beaches and their distant rocks become a paradise for seashore fishing.
Blue for the horizon :
The sea, the beach or the customs' officers path invites you to swim, to try water sports, to go on walks or simply to dream...

Le port

Saint-Quay Port d'armor

Saint-Quay is the place where you will be able to follow all the sailing events:" Women's International Match Race"," Solitaire du Figaro", International Regattas, "The french Championnat National Requin", "Tour de France à la voile"...
St Quay guarantees you strong emotions !
The Marina situated next to the Port D'armor shows "Quinocéen's" people interest for yachting . The deep-water harbour, accessible round-the-clock, has 1,030 places for all types of sailing boats. Its floating docks are equipped with anti-chaffing systems, water and electricity.
Sailing has a prominent place in St Quay Portrieux, particularly owing to the participation of "Sport Nautique" one of the largest sailing club of the Côtes D'armor...