Car boot sale of the Port de Plaisance of Lézardrieux

90 exhibitors facing the sailboats of the Trieux

The marina of Lézardrieux is one of the most beautiful on the north Breton coast, nestled in a meander of the Trieux estuary, between the islands of Bréhat and the Trégor plateau. Every first Sunday of August, the large parking lot of the port transforms into a treasure hunting space welcoming 90 exhibitors, with the masts of the moored sailboats and the wooded banks of the estuary as a backdrop.

A well-organized car boot sale by the football club

The USTLP, the football club of Lézardrieux, organizes this annual car boot sale with a remarkable sense of hospitality. Exhibitors are welcomed from 5:30 am and are offered a coffee to start the day well. The price of 3 euros per linear meter remains very competitive, and everyone can park their vehicle in the immediate vicinity of their stand, which greatly facilitates setup and packing up.

An essential stop for treasure hunters in Trégor

Lézardrieux is a town at the crossroads between inland Trégor and the Pink Granite Coast. Its marina attracts sailors and walkers all summer long. The car boot sale takes advantage of this summer traffic to offer a wide selection of second-hand items, from kitchen utensils to books, including toys, clothes, and decorative objects. On-site catering allows for a pleasant extension of this treasure hunting day by the water.