Luxury private driver in Saint-Brieuc

In Saint-Brieuc, Signature Bretagne offers a luxury private driver service designed for demanding travellers: the same driver from the first journey to the last, a prestige saloon ready before you arrive at the station or the airport, and a programme drawn up with you, hour by hour. The person you speak to is the one who organises your journey, with no middleman.

Whether you come on business to the capital of the Côtes-d’Armor or for a stay between Val-André, Bréhat and the Pink Granite Coast, everything is handled in English or in French: all our drivers speak English.

• Mercedes-Benz S-Class or BMW i7 for prestige journeys, Mercedes-Benz E-Class for business days, Mercedes-Benz van for up to 7 passengers
• Personal welcome at the high-speed rail station and the airports, train and flight times tracked
• Luggage and golf bags handled, child seats on request
• A detailed written proposal, with no obligation

An executive visiting one site after another, a distinguished guest at a trade fair, an artist expected for a concert: a VIP service is judged by its discretion and its precision. Your driver, in dark attire, knows the route before setting off, arrives early and knows how to stay in the background. Confidentiality goes without saying.

For a full day, a chauffeur at your disposal stays close by: between two meetings in Saint-Brieuc, Lamballe or Lannion, he waits on site, and the car becomes a quiet place to make calls or review a file. In the evening, he drives you to the restaurant, to the port of Le Légué or to the seafront, and brings you back whenever you choose.

Saint-Brieuc station is on the line from Paris to Brest; the high-speed train reaches it from the capital in a little over two hours. Your driver waits at the exit and takes you to your hotel, a property on the coast or your meeting.

Saint-Brieuc airport, west of the town, receives private and business aviation. For commercial flights, Rennes airport is a little over an hour away and Brest about an hour and a half; we meet arrivals and handle departures at both, as well as at Dinard airport.

The Bay of Saint-Brieuc has some of the highest tides in Europe: the sea withdraws for several kilometres and uncovers a nature reserve visited by thousands of birds. The port of Le Légué, below the town, has kept its shipowners’ houses.

To the east, the coast leads to Pléneuf-Val-André, a family resort with a long beach and a seaside golf course, then to the little harbour of Dahouët. Further on, Erquy, the scallop capital, comes before Cap d’Erquy and Cap Fréhel.

• Hotels and golf in Pléneuf-Val-André
• Restaurants serving Erquy scallops, in season
• Cap Fréhel and Fort La Latte

To the north-west, the Goëlo coast is a string of harbours: Binic, Saint-Quay-Portrieux, then Paimpol, from where the schooners once sailed for Iceland. The cliffs of Plouha, the highest in Brittany, are on the way.

At the Pointe de l’Arcouest you board for the island of Bréhat, which has no cars and is explored on foot between low walls and gardens. Your driver drops you at the landing and waits for your return. Continuing west, you reach Perros-Guirec and Ploumanac’h on the Pink Granite Coast, where the rocks take on a unique colour at sunset.

Saint-Brieuc is the administrative centre of the Côtes-d’Armor and a hub for the food industry and manufacturing. We drive executives and visitors between the station, production sites and hotels, and provide links to Rennes, Brest or Lannion.

The area also has fine properties where weddings and receptions are held. We organise guest arrivals and late-night returns. During a stay, the same driver is with you each day, in English or in French.

A group of walking friends want to follow a stretch of the coastal path on foot: dropped at Erquy in the morning, collected at Cap Fréhel in the afternoon, with luggage moved from hotel to hotel. A manufacturer receives buyers from abroad: a welcome at the station, a factory visit, lunch in Binic, back in time for the evening train.

A honeymoon couple wish to spend a day on Bréhat, then dine in Paimpol. A family whose grandparents have a house in Pléneuf-Val-André bring children and grandchildren over each summer from Rennes airport. Every journey is prepared in advance and confirmed in writing.