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Breton culinary specialities: a gourmet journey

An emblematic region of France, Brittany is as attractive for its wild landscapes as it is for its rich and varied culinary traditions. Visit Breton culinary specialitiesThese dishes, often inspired by the sea and the local area in general, reflect the authenticity and know-how of the local people. If you're a lover of sweet treats or iodised flavours, let us guide you through a gourmet panorama that will tantalise your taste buds. Discover our region's must-try dishes and a whole host of new flavours.

Treasures of the sea

Seafood, the star of Brittany's coastline

With a coastline stretching for more than 2,700 km, Brittany offers an abundance of seafood of incomparable freshness. Oysters, mussels, scallops, lobsters, langoustines and prawns are among the most popular dishes.

produits locaux et de saison

Flat and hollow oysters

Breton oysters, particularly those from Cancale or the Gulf of Morbihan, are renowned for their finesse and iodised flavour. They are best served fresh, with a drizzle of lemon or shallot vinegar. Visit restaurant de la Maison Trébeurden we have a selection of local oysters (l'atelier de l'huître) that our customers love. 

Seafood platter

A symbol of conviviality, the seafood platter is a staple on Breton tables. As an aperitif or with a meal, it can be enjoyed on any occasion.

Fish with finesse

Sea bass

Also known as sea bass, line-caught sea bass is a wild and noble fish often cooked whole in the oven or grilled. Its delicate flesh is enhanced by fresh herbs or a beurre blanc sauce.

The Breton cotriade

A traditional fisherman's dish cotriade is a fish soup made from a variety of local species, topped with potatoes, onions and a bouquet garni. It is served with slices of toast and salted butter.

Breton sweets: sweet delights

Kouign-amann, the timeless Breton pastry

Kouign-amann, which means "butter cake" in Breton, is a veritable institution. Made with leavened dough, semi-salted butter and sugar, it is both crispy and melt-in-the-mouth. 

Far Breton: an ancestral recipe

Another emblematic dessert, Far Breton is a thick vanilla and rum flan, often topped with prunes or sultanas. It's ideal for a sweet break with a cup of tea or coffee. You can enjoy home-made far breton in our Lounge at snack time and for breakfast. 

Pancakes and galettes: an art of living

Buckwheat pancakes

Queen of Breton meals buckwheat pancakeor buckwheat pancake, can be eaten with an infinite variety of fillings: ham, cheese, eggs, vegetables or seafood.

 The wheat pancake

The sweeter wheat crêpe is usually served as a dessert, topped with salted butter caramel, jam or melted chocolate. A gourmet delight that you'll find every morning on the breakfast buffet at La Maison Trébeurden.

Breton drinks: the perfect complement

Breton cider, the perfect accompaniment to crêpes

Breton cider, whether sweet or brut, is an emblematic drink that goes perfectly with galettes and crêpes. Produced from local apples, it is distinguished by its fruity aroma and lightness. Discover our selection of ciders from the "Cidrerie du Léguer"and local fruit juices for your aperitifs at the restaurant. Trébeurden home show and during your meals at restaurant.

Chouchen, Breton mead

Le chouchen is a traditional drink made from fermented honey. Often drunk as an aperitif, it has a sweet, subtly alcoholic flavour. If you're not familiar with it, take advantage of your visit to La Maison Trébeurden to discover Chouchen. 

Breton local produce

Semi-salted butter, a mainstay of Breton cuisine

It's impossible to talk about Breton culinary specialities without mentioning semi-salted butter. Used in most recipes, it makes both sweet and savoury dishes sublime.

Salted butter caramel

Born in Brittany, the salted butter caramel is a treat for sweet tooths. It can be found in sweets, spreads or as an accompaniment to pancakes.

Seaweed, a little-known marine treasure

Rich in nutrients, Breton seaweed is increasingly being incorporated into contemporary cuisine. Nori, kombu or wakame, often harvested by hand, add a touch of originality to dishes.

Where can you enjoy Breton specialities?

Restaurants and crêperies

Brittany's crêperies, often family-run, offer a total immersion in the region's culinary tradition. In and around Trébeurden, you'll find authentic addresses where the galette is king. We'll be happy to recommend some of our best addresses, and we'll also be delighted to help you discover some Breton delights at The Trébeurden House

La Salle de restaurant de La Maison Trébeurden

Local markets

Brittany's markets, like the one in Lannion, are packed with fresh local produce. Fish, seafood, cheese, charcuterie and pastries are all on offer.

Gastronomic festivals

Brittany is also famous for its gastronomic festivals, such as the Scallop Festival and the Cider Festival. These events provide an opportunity to sample local specialities in a convivial atmosphere. 

Dive into the world of Breton culinary specialitiesA visit to one of our specialities will take you on a unique sensory journey, combining tradition and authenticity. Whether you're looking for sea flavours or sweet treats, each speciality tells a story, the story of a region rich in its heritage and its passion for gastronomy.

We look forward to welcoming you soon to The Trébeurden House to share with you our best addresses for discovering these culinary treasures. And why not take a little bit of Brittany home with you in our online shop dedicated to products inspired by the sea and our beautiful region?

Frequently asked questions

  1. What Breton specialities should you try on your first trip to Brittany?

    For a first taste, we recommend that you try some of the must-tries:
    Buckwheat pancakestopped with whatever you like.
    Kouign-amannThis delicious butter cake melts in your mouth.
    SeafoodWe offer a wide range of dishes, including Cancale oysters and a variety of platters.
    And of course, accompany your meal with a Breton cider or a glass of chouchen for an authentic experience.

  2. Where can you find the best crêpes and galettes in Brittany?

    Brittany is full of traditional crêperies. In Trébeurden and the surrounding area, you'll find quality establishments, often run by families carrying on ancestral recipes. For a unique experience, choose crêperies that use local produce and home-made flours, guaranteeing incomparable taste.

  3. Are Breton specialities suitable for special diets?

    Some Breton specialities, such as buckwheat pancakes, are naturally gluten-free, making them suitable for people with gluten intolerance. Crêperies often offer vegetarian or even vegan options for galettes. On the other hand, desserts such as kouign-amann or far breton contain butter and eggs, but alternatives can be found in specialist patisseries.
    Don't hesitate to ask us for advice during your stay in Trébeurden: we'll be delighted to point you in the right direction!

  4. Why is Brittany so famous for its gastronomy?

    Brittany's culinary reputation is built on the richness of its natural resources: a generous coastline offering seafood and fish of exceptional quality, fertile land for fresh produce, and traditions that promote local know-how. From buckwheat pancakes to sweet specialities, each dish embodies the authenticity and generosity of this region. Brittany offers a truly gourmet terroir that appeals to epicureans the world over.

  5. What cake or culinary product should you take with you when you leave Brittany?

    There are several options for extending the Breton experience at home or offering a gourmet souvenir:
    Salted butter caramelThe perfect thing for a sweet break, in the form of jars or sweets.
    Breton cakesThese shortbread biscuits are easy to keep.
    Tinned seafood rillettes or fish soupsYou'll be able to enjoy the iodised flavours of the region.
    These products can be found in local grocery shops and markets, so you can bring a bit of Brittany home with you.

Original Christmas gifts: Discover our authentic selection

cadeau original de la Boutique de La Maison Trébeurden

Looking for a original Christmas gift to surprise your loved ones this year? Why not opt for an authentic gift that reflects the soul of Brittany and the spirit of the sea? New for the end of 2024, in Trébeurden, our family-run hotel invites you to explore its brand new online boutique, a space dedicated to favourite objects, lucky charms and toys that evoke the unique charm of the Breton coast.

In this article, find out how our selection of gifts can make your festive season even more memorable.

Why choose an original Christmas gift?

For the emotion it brings

Giving a Christmas present is much more than just a tradition: it's a way of creating precious memories. Whereas standardised gifts sometimes lose their emotional impact, an original Christmas gift allows :

  • Personalised attention for the person receiving it.
  • To bring a touch of surprise and wonder.
  • To support local initiatives and craft creations.

The importance of a meaningful gift

Beyond the novelty effect, a gift with a particular story or inspiration, like those we offer in our shopLa Maison Trébeurden leaves a lasting impression. Our objects are carefully selected to reflect the values we hold dear at La Maison Trébeurden, our desire to please with ideas that combine authenticity and elegance.

Our shop isn't just a novelty, it's a selection of ideas that we're delighted to share with you. 

Our online shop: A source of inspiration for your gifts

A selection of ideas for everyone

In our shop online, you'll find a wide range of ideas to suit the whole family:

  • Lifestyle items Accessories with a poetic twist.
  • Toys inspired by the sea : Perfect for arousing the curiosity of little ones while celebrating the world of the sea.
  • Original decorations Ideas for dreamers and nature lovers.

Travel and the sea

Each product in our shop is carefully chosen to reflect the spirit of our region. Our favourites include :

Idées cadeaux de la marque Dodo Toucan

Gifts available on collection or delivered to your door

Two purchase options to simplify the process

We're committed to making your shopping experience as pleasant as possible. Whether you're passing through Trébeurden or at the other end of France, our shop offers you two convenient options, on-site collection and delivery:

  • On-site collection : Take advantage of your visit to our hotel to collect your gifts directly.
  • Delivery : Have your orders delivered wherever you are, for maximum simplicity.

A local and eco-responsible approach

By choosing our products, you are also supporting French brands committed to a responsible approach. Many of the items in our shop are made in France using sustainable, environmentally-friendly materials. 

How do you choose the perfect gift?

 To really make someone happy, think about the recipient's personality

An original gift should reflect the tastes and passions of the person for whom it is intended. Here are a few suggestions for a personalised gift:

  • Our idea for sea lovers Give the gift of a seafaring grigri or a wooden decoration inspired by the beaches of Brittany.
  • The best idea for children : Our wooden toys will delight little explorers.
  • A great idea for decorating enthusiasts : A unique piece from our collection of decorations is ideal for embellishing any interior.

Offer an authentic moment

Because memories are also precious gifts, think about accompanying your choice with a stay in our hotel La Maison Trébeurden. A seaside getaway combined with an original gift to create unforgettable memories.

What you'll love about our selection of gifts

The symbols reflected in our little objects

 Gifts that tell a story

The desire for freedom and wide open spaces with the Dodo Toucan grey seal and the grigri dream spirit of the sea.

Bateau tirot en bois en vente à la boutique de La Maison Trébeurden

Order now for an unforgettable Christmas

Don't let the search for the perfect gift become a headache, check out our selection of ideas. With our online shopyou are guaranteed to find a original Christmas gift in the image of the person you're giving it to.

 Why put your trust in us?

  • A unique, carefully chosen selection.
  • Authentic and inspiring products.
  • A quick and easy shopping experience.

As you can see, our online shop is more than just a sales outlet: it's an invitation to find the perfect gift, the right idea, for the person it's intended for.

An original gift makes a lasting impression and shows that you've taken the time to choose a meaningful present. 

Make this Christmas a memorable one with gifts that tell a story.


Frequently asked questions

Yes, we offer delivery of all gifts throughout mainland France. For our local neighbours, you can also choose to collect your purchases directly from our hotel. The Trébeurden House

Shipping charges apply for delivery. 

When you make your purchase, you will be asked to choose between hand delivery, delivery to a Mondial Relay point or delivery to your letterbox.

All our prices can be seen on our online shop. 

As an example, here are the prices of a few pieces:

The mini adventure, dream and travel grigri costs €14.

The Dodo Toucan seal costs €21.

The Carré de Trèfle bracelet is priced at €25.70.

Boat prices vary, but the lowest price is €29.90. 

The Carré de Trèfle pebble costs €35.90.

The modern cuckoo alarm clock and cuckoo clock by Karlsson (khaki green and metal blue) are priced at €79.95.

Shipping charges apply for delivery. 

When you make your purchase, you will be asked to choose between hand delivery, delivery to a Mondial Relay point or delivery to your letterbox.

Our gift ideas, perfect for Christmas, can seduce a woman just as much as a man.

Our products are gender-neutral. With our online boutique, new in 2024, our aim is to help you find the perfect personalised gift for a woman, a man or a child, according to their tastes and personality, whatever their gender. 

We recommend that you place your orders before 15 December to guarantee delivery in time for Christmas. If you opt for collection on site, orders can be collected until 24 December.

For example, you can take advantage of the opening of our Lounge during the festive season to pick up selected gifts and immerse yourself in the festive atmosphere and decor of the season.  

The online shop is a new concept, designed so that anyone can give a personalised gift to a child, woman or man to make them happy. That's why the shop will remain active even outside the Christmas period. We'll be adding new ideas to our existing range of gifts, with prices to suit everyone from €10 (candles) to €149.90 (to date) for the "Le Saint Germain" boat.

What to do in Brittany when it rains? Our ideas for Trébeurden.

La Cité des Télécoms en Bretagne quand il pleut

Brittany offers splendid scenery even when the skies are grey and the rain is pouring down. For visitors staying in Trébeurden, there are plenty of nearby activities perfect for a rainy day. Museums, cultural visits, creative workshops and gastronomic discoveries... Here is our selection of the best outings around Trébeurden, less than 2 hours' drive away. what to do in Brittany when it rains

Explore Brittany's museums and cultural venues

Tréguier Prehistory Museum

About 45 minutes from Trébeurden, the Tréguier Prehistory Museum is an excellent choice for history lovers. This museum brings together fascinating collections from the Neolithic period, when the first inhabitants settled in Brittany.

The Brittany Planetarium in Pleumeur-Bodou

Brittany Planetariumlocated just 10 minutes from Trébeurden, is the perfect place to discover the wonders of the universe while staying out of the rain. With immersive projections and fascinating shows, it's an excellent choice for a family outing.

The Cité des Télécoms in Pleumeur-Bodou

In Pleumeur-Bodou, the Cité des Télécoms offers a fascinating tour of the history of telecommunications. The museum traces the development of communications technologies, with interactive exhibitions and the famous large white Radôme antenna. A visit we highly recommend!

The "Sémaphore" in Trébeurden

A venue for exhibitions and cultural events, "Le Sémaphore" offers a wide range of activities throughout the year. Find out more here: Centre Culturel Le Sémaphore à Trébeurden - Shows and events in Côtes d'Armor.

Discover Breton gastronomy

Creperies in Lannion

Just 15 minutes from Trébeurden, Lannion has several traditional crêperies where you can enjoy delicious Breton crêpes. Don't miss the classic buckwheat pancakes served with local cider!
Visit Lounge as well as restaurant At La Maison Trébeurden you can enjoy delicious local dishes on our sweet and savoury menus, whatever the weather.

Visit to the Ferme du Launay cider mill in Plestin-les-Grèves

A 20-minute drive away, La Ferme du Launay in Plestin-les-Grèves produces a typical traditional cider. A visit to the cider house gives you an insight into the cider-making process, with a tasting session at the end. An original and local idea.

Breton cookery workshops in Morlaix

Morlaix, for example, about a 30-minute drive away, offers cookery workshops where you can learn how to prepare Breton dishes. These workshops are the perfect way to spend a rainy day. It's an activity that will introduce you to regional cuisine while keeping you warm.

Family fun around Trébeurden

Trégastel Marine Aquarium

Just 15 minutes from Trébeurden, Trégastel Marine Aquarium is a great idea for a family outing. It invites you to discover the marine fauna of Brittany, with local species such as crustaceans, fish and invertebrates from the English Channel. It's a fun and educational place for children and adults alike.

The escape game in Lannion

Escape games are a real success, especially on rainy days. In LannionThere are several escape games with different themes. It's a great activity for the whole family or for friends.

Lower Brittany Discovery Centre in Tréguier

40 minutes from Trébeurden, the Lower Brittany Discovery Centre is a cultural centre offering activities and exhibitions on the history and traditions of the region. It's a great place to introduce children to Breton culture.

Bowling in Perros-Guirec

A less typical idea, but one where the whole family can enjoy a game of bowling. Enjoy the friendly atmosphere.

Treat yourself to a moment of relaxation and well-being

Thalasso Roscoff

In Roscoff, about 1h15 from Trébeurden, Thalasso Roscoff offers a unique relaxation experience with treatments inspired by the sea. Perfect for a day of relaxation, you can enjoy seaweed-based treatments and marine baths in a peaceful setting overlooking the sea.

The Spa at Castel Beau Site in Ploumanac'h

Just 25 minutes from Trébeurden, Castel Beau Site in Ploumanac'h is the ideal place to recharge your batteries on a rainy day in the setting of a 4* establishment. This spa offers wellness treatments using Breton products and splendid views of the pink granite rocks, even under grey skies.

The Trégastel forum

Traditional Finnish sauna, infrared sauna, tepidarium, hammam and jacuzzi are just some of the facilities on offer, in addition to the swimming pools and counter-current river. You'll love this aquatic complex in the heart of an exceptional site.

Immerse yourself in Breton traditions

A visit to the pottery workshops in Plestin-les-Grèves

In Plestin-les-Grèves, about 20 minutes away, there are many craftsmen offering pottery workshops. Here you can discover local creative techniques and even create your own souvenirs in Breton clay.

The Château de la Roche-Jagu

Located in Ploëzal, about 50 minutes from Trébeurden, the Château de la Roche-Jagu is a must-see, especially on rainy days. This 15th-century castle is surrounded by magnificent gardens and hosts temporary exhibitions, often focusing on Breton heritage and culture. A visit to this medieval castle will appeal to heritage lovers, those curious about history and those passionate about times gone by.

Try your hand at local crafts and shopping

Breton jewellery workshops in Perros-Guirec

Towards Trébeurden, Perros-Guirec is home to several craft workshops where you can make jewellery inspired by Breton traditions. It's a great way to take home a unique souvenir.

Craft shops in Lannion

Lannion is full of little shops selling handicrafts and typical Breton products. Perfect for an afternoon's shopping on a rainy day!

During your stay at The Trébeurden HouseYou'll also find Vue sur le port postcards and decorative items for sale, so you can take souvenirs of your Breton getaway home with you while you wait for the next one...

Stroll through Brittany's covered markets

The covered market in Saint-Brieuc

Halles Georges Brassens covered market in Saint-Brieuclocated around 1h30 from Trébeurden, is an excellent choice for discovering local Breton produce under one roof. This lively market offers a wide range of fresh produce: fish, seafood, cheese, charcuterie and other regional specialities.

Les Halles de Lannion

Les Halles de Lannion, just 15 minutes from Trébeurden, are also a must for fans of local gastronomy. This market offers a variety of local Breton produce, including fresh fish, local vegetables and Breton specialities, ideal for discovering the region's culinary culture while staying dry.

Brittany is beautiful whatever the weather, and the area around Trébeurden offers plenty of activities to suit all tastes and ages.

Whether you're passionate about history, gastronomy, crafts or relaxation, we've got plenty of ideas to occupy any rainy day.

Frequently asked questions

What are children's favourite rainy-weather activities?

  • The Aquarium Marin de Trégastel : Located 15 minutes from Trébeurden, this aquarium gives children the chance to discover the local marine fauna, from fish to crustaceans, in a sheltered environment. It's an educational and exciting place for little explorers.
  • The Brittany Planetarium in Pleumeur-Bodou : The Planetarium's immersive projections fascinate young and old alike. A great way to explore the universe and the stars while staying dry.
  • The escape game in Lannion : In Lannion, there are several family-friendly escape games, with puzzles and fun missions. It's the perfect way to spend some quality time together.
  • The Cité des Sciences in Pleumeur-Bodou : This interactive centre, located not far from Trébeurden, offers fun and educational exhibitions on science and technology. An excellent activity for curious children who want to learn more while having fun.

What can you do directly at La Maison Trébeurden when it rains?

  • Play alone with your family or friends in the board games available in our Lounge.
  • Take the time to read one of the books in our selection.
  • Enjoy a home-made cake, a local beer or a non-alcoholic Breton gin, for example...
  • Discover our selection of souvenirs and decorative items, some of which are available for sale.

What are your suggestions for a couple's day out when it's raining?

  • Make a selfn or a day of relaxation at a nearby Spa.
  • Program a visit to a museum then book a table in a restaurant which showcases local cuisine.
  • Taking the time read, chat or play one of the games available in the lounge. The Trébeurden House.

What are your top 3 things to do when it rains?

  • When it rains, we recommend you visit the Spa Roz Marine in Perros-Guirec.
  • When it rains, we suggest you try the delicious Breton dishes.
  • When it rains, we suggest a visit to La Cité des Télécoms, as the opinions of our guests who have visited it are unanimous.
  •  When it's raining but there's no sign of a storm, we invite you to get your boots and oilskins on and go and gaze out at the sea...

The magnificent Pink Granite Coast in Brittany

Côte de Granit Rose en Bretagne

Nestling in the north-west corner of France, our region, Brittany, enchants visitors. If you're looking for your next weekend away for two, your next family holiday, or simply your next destination, a trip to Brittany is definitely one to consider. We're going to share with you just some of the reasons why we think a trip to Brittany's Pink Granite Coast is an unforgettable experience.

Ploumanach sur la Côte de Granit Rose en Bretagne

The Pink Granite Coast in Brittany

Our region is made up of four departments: Finistère, Ille-et-Vilaine, Morbihan and Côtes d'Armor, home to the Pink Granite Coast, one of the most beautiful and famous parts of Brittany. The Pink Granite Coast stretches for around 30 kilometres and is famous for its spectacular rock formations and fine sandy beaches.All bathed in a unique pink light at sunrise and sunset.

Trébeurden: A jewel of the Pink Granite Coast

Your stay in Trébeurden, in the heart of the Pink Granite Coast, promises to be unforgettable. Trébeurden is a charming coastal village that combines traditional Breton charm with breathtaking natural beauty.. It's an ideal place for those looking to relax while exploring the surrounding countryside.

Breathtaking landscapes

The Pink Granite Coast is truly a paradise for nature lovers and photographers.. The coastal paths offer breathtaking views of the pink granite rock formations, sculpted by thousands of years of erosion. The Sentier des Douaniers (GR34), a coastal path that runs from Mont-Saint-Michel to Saint-Nazaire, takes in a variety of landscapes, secluded coves and imposing cliffs, offering you a whole range of sensations... At the House TrébeurdenSome of our guests who follow the customs path from Trébeurden along the Pink Granite Coast to Plougasnou share their impressions on their return. Here are a few of their words: "What a panorama!", "You feel so small in the heart of this unspoilt nature", "A feeling of freedom and letting go"..

Trébeurden's Tresmeur beach is a must-see. With its calm waters and fine sand, it's the perfect place for swimming and water sports. Scuba diving enthusiasts will also find plenty to enjoy as they explore the seabed, which is rich in flora and fauna.

Exploring the Islands

From Trébeurden, it's easy to explore the surrounding islands. Ile Milliau, accessible on foot at low tide, offers hiking trails through wild landscapes and breathtaking panoramas. Visitors can also explore Ile Grande, another of the region's jewels, or the archipelago of 7 islands, France's largest bird sanctuary, which you can discover on a cruise. Young and old alike will be delighted!

Image d'une île de la Côte de Granit Rose

History and culture

The Pink Granite Coast is rich in history and culture. Menhirs and dolmens, vestiges of the Neolithic period, dot the landscape and tell of the region's ancient history. The Château de Costaérès, for example, situated on an islet near Ploumanac'h, is a point of historical interest that adds mystery and romance to the coast, especially as it has been inhabited by famous people.

There are many villages to discover on the Pink Granite Coast, including Perros-Guirec. Stone houses, historic chapels and picturesque harbours offer an authentic glimpse of Breton life.

In Ploumanach', discover the Mean Ruz lighthouse on foot or play at finding the rocks with the witch, the rabbit and the upside-down bottle.

Culinary delights

On a trip to Brittany, gastronomy could well occupy an essential place. The Pink Granite Coast is no exception, offering a variety of culinary delights to delight gourmets. Seafood, particularly oysters, mussels and crabs, are local specialities not to be missed..

In Trébeurden, you'll find restaurants serving traditional Breton dishes, such as crêpes and galettes, often accompanied by a Breton cider. Buckwheat is an important part of Brittany's culinary heritage, and you'll never confuse pancakes with galettes again. For those with a sweet tooth, kouign-amann, a pastry rich in butter, and far breton, a flan with prunes, are a must.

At the Maison Trébeurden restaurant you will always find local specialities, homemade, on the breakfast buffet but also on each of our menus in the restaurant. Lounge (snacks and aperitifs) and at the restaurant (open every evening except Monday).

As you will have realised, a trip to Brittany, particularly to the Pink Granite Coast, is a rich and unforgettable experience, not to mention a warm and authentic welcome. Whether you're a nature lover, a history buff or a gourmet, Trébeurden and the surrounding area will win you over. Plan your next trip to Brittany and discover why so many visitors fall in love with our beautiful region.

Gâteau breton fait-maison

Frequently asked questions

Why choose Brittany for your holidays in France?

Brittany is a region rich in spectacular scenery, fascinating history and unique culture. With its magnificent coastline, numerous beaches, picturesque villages and culinary delights, it's the ideal destination for an unforgettable holiday in France.

When is the best time to visit Brittany?

Brittany is attractive all year round, but the period from May to September offers the best climate for enjoying outdoor activities and beaches.

You can also opt for the high tide period, particularly for shellfish fishing on foot, with your typical Breton outfit of boots and yellow foulies.

Each season has its own charm, with events in the local communities taking place throughout the year, but most festivals and cultural events take place between May and September.

How do I get to Brittany for a trip?

Brittany is well served by transport. You can take a train from Paris or other major French cities, or fly into one of the regional airports such as Rennes or Brest. Once you're here, we recommend hiring a car to explore the region at your own pace. Trebeurden is, for example, at 2 a.m. from Rennes by car.

What type of hotels can you find in Brittany?

Brittany offers a variety of accommodation to suit all budgets, from luxury hotels to smaller establishments with a warm family welcome. In our hotel restaurant La Maison TrébeurdenJust a few minutes' walk from the sea, we welcome you to our well-tended décor and friendly atmosphere.

What activities do you recommend for a stay of several nights in Brittany?

During your stay in Brittany, we suggest you explore the hiking trails, sample local specialities such as crêpes and seafood, and enjoy La Côte de Granit Rose, with its unique rock formations and beaches.

Don't miss the chance to go fishing, kite and wind surfing, windsurfing, photography...

The team at La Maison will be able to guide you according to your tastes.

Why is Brittany one of France's favourite destinations?

Brittany appeals for its spectacular coastline, with beaches, cliffs and islands offering breathtaking scenery. The diversity of the landscape and heritage means there's plenty to enjoy. What's more, Brittany's culture, with its traditions, legends, music and cuisine, guarantees an authentic and immersive experience. Finally, the diversity of activities available, from water sports to hiking and festivals, means there's something for everyone.

Best surf spots on the Pink Granite Coast

Surfeur en mer

The Côte de Granit Rose, in Brittany's Côtes-d'Armor region, is a dream destination for surf and nature lovers. With its breathtaking scenery and fine sandy beaches, our region offers ideal conditions for water sports and surfing in particular. In the following lines discover the best surf spots on Brittany's Pink Granite Coast as well as practical advice on how to make the most of your outings.

Surfeur en mer

Trestraou beach in Perros-Guirec

Trestraou beach is one of the jewels in the the magnificent Pink Granite Coast. Located in Perros-Guirec in Brittany, this beach is renowned for its regular waves, accessible to all levels of surfer. In summer, the waves are gentle, ideal for beginners. In autumn and winter, however, the Atlantic swells bring more powerful waves, attracting more experienced surfers.

Local surf schools offer lessons and equipment hire for beginners. Remember to book in advance, especially in high season.

Trestel beach at Trévou-Tréguignec

Trestel beach is another must-see destination in Brittany for surfers on the Pink Granite Coast. This spot offers consistent waves suitable for surfers of all levels. The beach is generally less crowded than some of the better-known spots, offering a quieter, more relaxed surfing experience.

The best surfing conditions are generally found at rising tide. After your session, don't hesitate to extend the moment on the fine sand and enjoy the exceptional panorama.

The Dunes beach at Trévou-Tréguignec

Not far from Trestel beach, Plage des Dunes is an ideal spot for intermediate surfers. The waves are regular and offer great opportunities to improve your technique. Loved for its unspoilt natural setting and stunning views of pink granite rock formations, there are many reasons why you'll love Plage des Dunes.

Keep an eye on the tides and weather conditions to make the most of the best waves. Early mornings and late afternoons are often the best times to surf.

Goas Lagorn, Beg Léguer in Lannion

Goas Lagorn, located near Beg Léguer in Lannion, is a popular surf spot in Brittany.. This beach offers consistent waves, particularly suited to intermediate and advanced surfers. The wild, unspoilt environment of Goas Lagorn makes it an ideal place for surfers looking for tranquillity.

Please check the tide and weather forecasts before travelling to Goas Lagorn. The best waves are generally found at rising tide.

Goas Treiz beach in Trébeurden

Goas Treiz beach in Trébeurden is another surf spot to discover on the Pink Granite Coast. This beach offers a variety of waves, suitable for surf enthusiasts of all levels. The charm of this beach lies in its natural surroundings and relaxed atmosphere.

After your surf session, take the time to visit the charming village of Trébeurden where we welcome you to our hotel restaurant La Maison Trébeurden and take the opportunity to enjoy a snack or aperitif in our lounge or dinner in our restaurant.

Plage de Bretagne

Tresmeur beach in Trébeurden

Tresmeur beach is another ideal destination for surfers in Trébeurden. Situated not far from Goas Treiz beach and the "La Maison Trébeurden" hotel, Tremeur offers a variety of waves suitable for beginners and more experienced surfers alike. The beach is wide and well exposed, offering regular and pleasant surfing conditions.

Tresmeur beach is perfect for early morning surf sessions, when conditions are at their best. Don't hesitate to explore the surrounding area after your session, particularly the port of Trébeurden and its charming cafés.

Many other water sports can be practised on the Pink Granite Coast

Brittany's Pink Granite Coast is not just a paradise for surfers. The region also offers a host of other water-based activities to suit all tastes:

Scuba Diving : 

Discover the exceptional seabed of the Pink Granite Coast, rich in marine flora and fauna. Diving centres in Perros-Guirec and Trébeurden offer outings for all levels.

Stand-Up Paddle (SUP):

Explore the calm waters of the coast on a paddleboard. There are several schools and equipment hire companies in Perros-Guirec, Trébeurden and Trévou-Tréguignec.

Kitesurfing:

For thrill-seekers, kitesurfing is a must. The beaches of Trestraou and Tresmeur are particularly well-suited to this discipline, offering favourable winds and wide open spaces.

Sea kayaking :

Sail along the rocky coastline and picturesque islands in a sea kayak. It's a great way to discover the unique landscapes of the Pink Granite Coast from the water.

You've got it, the Pink Granite Coast is an exceptional surfing destination in Brittany, offering a unique combination of quality waves and breathtaking scenery. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced surfer, the surf spots on the Pink Granite Coast will win you over with their beauty and ideal conditions.

Our family-run hotel restaurant situated on this beautiful coastline in the west of France, is the perfect base for your surfing adventures. After a hard day's surfing, you can relax in our warm and comfortable surroundings, while enjoying the delights of Breton cuisine.

Come and discover why the Pink Granite Coast is a true surfer's paradise and let yourself be enchanted by the magic of Brittany.

We look forward to seeing you there to share our passion for surfing and nature!

Frequently asked questions

What are the ideal tide conditions for surfing?

The ideal tidal conditions for surfing depend on the spot, but in general, the rising tide often offers the best waves. It is advisable to consult the tide forecasts and swell reports for each specific beach to maximise your surfing experience.

Why choose Brittany to surf in France?

Brittany, and particularly the Pink Granite Coast, is an exceptional surfing destination in France, thanks to its quality waves, breathtaking scenery and authentic atmosphere. The beaches here are less crowded than in other regions, offering more peaceful surfing conditions and an unspoilt natural setting.

Do beginners need to take lessons to start surfing?

Yes, it is highly recommended that beginners take surf lessons to learn the basics safely. Local surf schools offer courses to suit all levels, enabling novices to learn the essential techniques and understand the rules of safety at sea. 

How many lessons do you need to learn how to surf?

The number of lessons needed to learn to surf varies from person to person. In general, we recommend taking at least 5 to 10 lessons to learn the basics of surfing, such as board position, straightening and reading the waves. With regular practice and professional advice, you'll progress more quickly. 

What are the most popular water sports in Brittany?

The most popular water sports in Brittany are surfing, sailing, kitesurfing, stand-up paddling, scuba diving, sea kayaking and windsurfing. Thanks to its diverse coastline and favourable weather conditions, the region offers an ideal playground for water sports enthusiasts of all levels.

Discover the town of Trébeurden in Côtes d'Armor (Brittany)

plage de Trébeurden en Bretagne

Trébeurden, known for its magnificent scenery and spectacular coastline, is a charming commune located in Brittany, in the Côtes-d'Armor département. Trébeurden is a destination for nature lovers, water sports enthusiasts and those looking to recharge their batteries away from the hustle and bustle of the city.

If you're wondering what to do in Trébeurden ? Here, we share a few ideas to ensure you have an unforgettable experience in this little corner of Breton paradise.

Exploring the Pink Granite Coast

One of the major attractions of Trébeurden is the pink granite coast. These rocks, with their warm and varied hues, offer breathtaking panoramas. For hiking enthusiasts, the customs path, or GR34, is a must. Follow the path to discover secluded beaches, secret coves and breathtaking ocean views.

La Côte de Granit Rose

Enjoy the beaches of Trébeurden

The beaches of Trébeurden are a real paradise for beach-goers. The beach of Trestraou in Perros Guirec, with its fine sand and crystal-clear waters, is ideal for families.

For thrill-seekers, the beach at Tregastel offers surfing and kitesurfing spots. With its turquoise waters and unique rock formations, this beach is a jewel.

Discover our historical heritage

Trébeurden has a rich historical heritage that deserves to be explored.

Visit the Chapelle de Penvern, also known as Notre-Dame-de-Cîteaux, which is one of the oldest in the region, having been founded in 1300. Discover La Chapelle de Christ, probably built around the 14th century by the mendicant monks and later remodelled, as evidenced by the date 1770 visible on the façade. This chapel, also known as Notre Dame de Pitié (Our Lady of Pity), is built on a knoll offering an exceptional panoramic view of the sea and its islets.

To discover the historical heritage of Trébeurden, don't miss the covered alley at Prajou-Menhir which is 14.5m long, but also the covered walkway on Île MilliauIt is accessible only at low tide and dates back to 6000 BC. the Véadès menhir which are all amazing historical sites.

Traversed by man since the Palaeolithic era, Trébeurden boasts a total of nine menhirs, two covered walkways, a dolmen and the legend of the korrigans, small fantastical beings.

Strolling through the city centre

Take advantage of the weekly market, every Tuesday morning, in Place des Îlesto stroll around Trébeurden. The stalls sell a wide range of regional products, arts and crafts, jewellery, etc.

The market is within walking distance of our hotel-restaurant La Maison Trébeurden.

Discover water sports and other activities

For water sports enthusiasts, Trébeurden is the ideal place. Scuba diving, stand-up paddling, kitesurfing, sea kayaking are just some of the activities you can enjoy in Trébeurden.

Surfing is also a must at our destination. In fact, we invite you to read our article on the best surf spots in Brittany if you're interested in this sport.

Visit the surrounding islands and rocks

The islands around Trébeurden offer unforgettable scenery. Milliau Island and the unmissable Sept-Iles archipelago are a must on your "to do list".. Excursions at sea, birdwatching and a stopover on one of the islands are all great moments for young and old alike. These excursions are perfect for discovering marine biodiversity and enjoying exceptional panoramic views.

Savour Breton cuisine

Trébeurden is also a paradise for gourmets. Fresh seafood, crêpes and galettes are on the menu, as are cider, beer and the lesser-known Breton gin (with or without alcohol)... Brittany is sure to surprise you.

Discover the authentic flavours of Brittany at La Maison Trébeurden restaurant.

Taking part in local events

Trébeurden is a dynamic town with events all year round. Whether you're a fan of music, dance or traditional festivals, or just curious about nature, there's always something to do. Check out the calendar of events on the official Trébeurden website to make sure you don't miss a thing.

So what can you do in Trébeurden?

Trébeurden is the destination of choice for those wishing to discover the wild beauty of Brittany. With its unspoilt landscapes, dream beaches and historic heritage, The most difficult thing will not be knowing what to do in Trébeurden, but making a choice.

Whether you're a keen hiker, water sports enthusiast, nature lover or simply open to discovery, Trébeurden will win you over with its authentic charm and tranquillity.

Come and visit us and let yourself be enchanted by the beauty of this pearl of the Pink Granite Coast.

Frequently asked questions

Can you recommend 4 other beaches on the Pink Granite Coast?

The Pink Granite Coast is famous for its magnificent beaches. Here is a non-exhaustive selection of beaches to discover near Trébeurden:

Trestraou Beach in Perros-Guirec is a fine sandy beach, ideal for families. It offers a wide range of water sports, restaurants and a breathtaking view of the Sept-Îles archipelago.

Saint-Guirec Beach in Ploumanac'hLocated in the heart of the village voted one of France's favourite villages, this beach is surrounded by pink granite rocks sculpted by the sea.

Maez-an-Aod beach in Lannion. Close to Lannion town centre, this beach is perfect for a quick getaway. Visit Lannion and extend your stay with a swim...

Can you recommend 3 villages to discover near Trébeurden?

Ploumanac'hPloumanac'h was voted France's favourite village in 2015 and is famous for its pink granite formations and coastal paths. Don't miss the Ploumanac'h lighthouse.

LocquirecJust 40 minutes from Trébeurden, Locquirec is famous for its picturesque harbour and fine sandy beaches. Perfect for relaxing and enjoying the sea air.

TrégastelA seaside village with an unspoilt environment. The village is also home to a number of interesting historical sites, including the Kerguntuil dolmen.

The Côtes d'Armor, ideal for your seminar

Salle de séminaire en Bretagne

The Côtes d'Armor in Brittany offers an exceptional setting for your seminars and business events. You'll find it here, the Côtes d'Armor are renowned for their exceptional natural beauty.

Between spectacular coastal sceneryfine sandy beachesand preserved natural sitesThis region offers a serene environment that encourages concentration and inspiration.

It's an idyllic setting for getting away from it all and approaching your work sessions in a new light.

What's more, the Côtes d'Armor benefits froma rich cultural and historical heritage.

Organise your next seminar in Côtes d'Armor and make the choice of an effective event in a soothing environment.

Salle de séminaire de La Maison Trébeurden en Bretagne

Would you like to find the perfect venue for your seminar in the Côtes d'Armor?

Look no further! Our hotel restaurant has 10 rooms, with a maximum capacity of 12 people for meetings, The Trébeurden Houseis the ideal place to combine work and relaxation.

We explain why our establishment is the perfect choice for organising your next seminar in this magnificent region of Brittany.

Facilities tailored to your needs

Our hotel has everything you need for your seminar in Brittany.

The Trébeurden House is a human-scale establishment where we, Julien and Grégory, accompany you from information to booking, from your arrival to your departure.


We're here to listen to your needs, to offer you the best possible support, to pay attention to detail and to help make your event a success.

We can provide you with a workspace equipped with a connected screen (65'' - 165cm), a high-speed Wi-Fi connection and all the equipment you need for your presentations.

The space is modular, accommodating up to 20 people in an informal set-up (coffee tables and armchairs) or a more formal setting (theatre, school, U...).

Comfortable accommodation

After a day of meetings, your participants can relax in one of our our 10 rooms comfortable and tastefully decorated.

Each room offers a unique and peaceful atmosphere.

Our rooms are equipped with all modern conveniences.

An unforgettable culinary experience

During your seminar in the Côtes d'Armor, treat your staff to an authentic culinary experience.

 The restaurant La Maison Trébeurden's menu focuses on fresh, local and seasonal produce. We can, of course, organise coffee breaks, group lunches and dinners to suit your needs.

Your participants can discover the delights of Brittany while working, and enjoy the terrace when the weather permits.

Le restaurant de La Maison Trébeurden

Team Building activities

To strengthen your team's cohesion, we offer a range of team-building activities tailored to your needs.

Whether you want to organise Whether it's a trip out to sea, a hike along the customs path or a yoga session by the sea, we have local partners ready to offer you unique experiences..

These team-building activities help to build team spirit and create shared memories, but other activities are also available.

A simplified organisation

Organising a seminar requires tailor-made support.

Our track record in the luxury hotel industry, particularly in hosting professional events, means that we are able to understand your expectations and make it easier to organise your event.

Easy access

Our hotel in Trébeurden, just 15 minutes from Lannion, an hour and a half from Brest airport and 2 hours from Rennes, is easily accessible. Private parking is also available in front of the hotel.

By choosing the Côtes d'Armor for your seminarYou can also offer your participants a well-deserved break in a soothing environment, far from the stresses of everyday life.

The activities on offer enable you to combining work and relaxationIt's a great way to build team spirit and stimulate creativity.

With our exceptional setting, facilities and support, we guarantee an unforgettable experience for you and your staff.

Contact us to organise your ideal seminar!

Frequently asked questions

How many meeting rooms are there at La Maison Trébeurden?

In our hotel, two rooms are available for organising seminars or any other professional or business meeting. The "Le Salon" room and the "Restaurant" room can be arranged in different configurations.

I'm organising a seminar for more than 12 guests. What can you offer me?

Don't worry, depending on the format you want, there are several possibilities. For example, you could use a nearby hotel that we can recommend. We invite you to call us to discuss your plans. In any case, we should be able to organise your meals at La Maison Trébeurden.

Is it possible to privatise La Maison Trébeurden in the Côtes d'Armor?

Yes, it is possible to privatise our establishment (hotel, restaurant and each room) for a professional or private event. 

How can I get a quote for my seminar?

To receive a quotation, please contact us by telephone or e-mail. fill in the contact form.

Why choose the Côtes d'Armor for my seminar in Brittany?

There are many reasons to organise your seminar in the Côtes d'Armor including proximity to the sea, fresh air, the charm of unspoilt nature, a genuine sense of welcome and a rich culture...  

Travel in Brittany: Discover the sublime Pink Granite Coast

Unspoilt nature, culinary delights, a warm welcome - it's all here!

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GR34: A must on the Brittany coast

The GR34, also known as the customs trail, is undoubtedly one of the most spectacular long-distance footpaths in France. This emblematic trail follows the coast of Brittany for almost 2,000 kilometres, offering walkers the chance to discover the region's natural and cultural riches. But why does this trail attract so many visitors every year? Let's delve into the history and find out why. The GR34 hiking trail is a must for all hikers, especially from Trébeurden in Brittany.

The fascinating history of the GR34

The GR34 has a rich history. It was originally used by customs officers in the 18th century to keep an eye on the coast and combat smuggling. Today, it has become a recognised hiking trail, while preserving its historical link with the Breton coast. To walk the GR34 is to follow in the footsteps of the customs officers of yesteryear, while exploring landscapes of wild, unspoilt beauty.

A varied itinerary through Brittany

The GR34 trail crosses a wide variety of landscapes. From the craggy cliffs of Finistère to the fine sandy beaches of the Côtes-d'Armor, each section of the trail offers a unique experience. Walkers can discover secluded coves, picturesque fishing ports and stretches of flower-filled moorland. In particular, the Pink Granite Coast, where Trébeurden is located, is one of the most famous parts of the GR34, known for its pinkish rock formations that seem to have been sculpted by the elements.

The Pink Granite Coast: A natural gem in Brittany

This stretch of the GR34 is renowned for the beauty of its rock formations. Every year, thousands of hikers come to Trébeurden to admire this unique landscape and experience unspoilt wilderness.

Discover magnificent islands along the GR34

The GR34 offers a host of wonderful discoveries, including the island of Bréhat, in the Côtes-d'Armor region of Brittany, nicknamed the "Island of Flowers", l'île Grandenear Trébeurden, famous for its sandy beaches, the Glénan archipelago off the coast of Finistère, with its crystal-clear waters and Caribbean flavour. Ushant IslandIt is famous for its wildlife and can be seen from Pointe Saint-Mathieu.

Why choose to hike the GR34?

Hiking the GR34 is like immersing yourself in Brittany's natural environment. Along the cliffs, you'll often be accompanied by the sound of waves crashing against the rocks, and you'll take away with you the memory of suspended moments.
This walk is accessible to everyone, whether you're an experienced hiker or just enjoy the great outdoors. The sections of the GR34 vary in difficulty, allowing everyone to find a route suited to their abilities.

Exploring the flora and fauna of the GR34

The GR34 trail is a real paradise for nature lovers. You can see a wide variety of seabirds, including gulls and cormorants. The coastal moors and dunes are also home to rare and protected flora, such as heather and blue thistle. Hiking the GR34 means discovering nature at its wildest and most unspoilt.

Immerse yourself in Breton culture

As well as its natural landscapes, the Customs Trail is a great way to immerse yourself in the rich culture of Brittany. Along the way, you'll discover many traditional Breton villages, where you can attend local festivals or sample culinary specialities. Brittany is proud of its heritage, and every step along the GR34 is an invitation to discover its legends, music, traditions (the Fest-noz is a traditional Breton dance, for example) and crafts.

The stages of the GR34 around Trébeurden

Around Trébeurden, the GR34 offers several remarkable stages. For example, the stage from Trébeurden to Ploumanac'h is particularly popular with walkers for its panoramic views of pink rock formations and small coves. Another popular section runs from Trébeurden to Lannion, with views over estuaries and beaches.

Trébeurden, the ideal starting point for the Gr34 in Brittany

Trébeurden is an excellent starting point for exploring the GR34. Our charming town in the heart of the Pink Granite Coast is perfectly situated for accessing some of the most beautiful sections of the trail. What's more, Trébeurden offers a variety of services specially designed for walkers. For example, at La Maison Trébeurden, our 10 rooms offer the utmost comfort to ensure a peaceful night's sleep. So, after several hours' walking, you'll appreciate Le Salon for a snack or an aperitif before dining in Restaurant where you can enjoy dishes featuring local specialities.

And, if you wish, you can order a picnic lunch for the following day from the hotel reception, so that you're ready in the morning to make the most of your day.

Recommended routes near Trébeurden

Trébeurden to Ploumanac'h : A 14 km route, moderately difficult but offering spectacular views.

Trébeurden to Lannion : An easier trail, ideal for a leisurely hike with relaxing breaks on the beach.

Practical advice for walking the GR34

To make the most of your hike along the GR34, here are a few practical tips. The best time to hike is between April and October, when the weather is mild and the countryside is in bloom. In terms of equipment, we recommend that you bring suitable footwear, a waterproof jacket (Breton weather can be unpredictable!) and a hat or cap to protect you from the sun. There are many maps and apps available to help you follow the route, but the red and white markings on the GR34 are generally easy to identify.

What equipment should you take?

Hiking shoes
Waterproof jacket
Sun protection (hat, sunglasses, sun cream)
Reusable water bottle.

Preserving the environment of the GR34

À The Trébeurden HouseWe care about the environment and believe it is essential to protect the natural beauty of the GR34 for future generations. As a walker, you can contribute by respecting the marked paths, leaving no litter behind and avoiding disturbing the local wildlife. More and more local initiatives are aimed at preserving the fragile ecosystem of Brittany's coasts, and every gesture counts.


The GR34 is much more than just a hiking trail It's a real adventure that lets you discover the soul of Brittany. With its breathtaking natural landscapes, picturesque villages and rich culture, every stage on the GR34 is a new discovery. Whether you're a seasoned walker or a beginner, the GR34 promises unforgettable moments on the Breton coast, and Trébeurden is an ideal starting point for this experience.

Frequently asked questions

Is it possible to do day hikes on the GR34?

Yes, it is quite possible to do day hikes on the GR34. Some sections of the trail, such as those around Trébeurden, are perfect for day trips. For example, the route between Trébeurden and Ploumanac'h is a popular hike that can be completed in a day, with outstanding scenery along the way. You can also choose shorter sections if you prefer a more leisurely stroll.

What's the best route for doing a complete tour of the GR34 in several stages?

Doing a complete circuit of the GR34 can be an exceptional adventure, but it requires careful planning. The GR34 stretches for around 2,000 km along the coast of Brittany, and it is advisable to divide it into several stages, depending on your ability and the time available.

Start in FinistèreThis is often considered to be the wildest part of the route, with steep cliffs and spectacular ocean views. Stages such as those between Pointe du Raz and Douarnenez are not to be missed.

Continue towards Côtes-d'Armor, via the famous Pink Granite Coast, near Trébeurden. This stretch is perfect for gentler walks while admiring the unique rock formations.

Finish in MorbihanYou'll discover sheltered coves, salt marshes and the Gulf of Morbihan, with picturesque islands to explore.

What are the typical landscapes to be seen on the GR34 trail?

You can admire steep cliffs, sandy beaches, secluded coves, go from island to island and marvel at the famous Pink Granite Coast.

Are there any bays to see on the GR34?

Yes, there are several magnificent bays along the GR34 route. Here are some of the most famous:
The Bay of Morlaix : Located in Finistère, it is famous for its picturesque islands, such as Ile Louët, and its Château du Taureau. The GR34 offers superb views of this bay, with exceptional seascapes.
The Bay of Saint-Brieuc : It is located in the Côtes-d'Armor department and is one of the largest bays in Brittany. It is an exceptional natural site, particularly popular for its spectacular tides and bird sanctuary.
The Bay of Mont-Saint-Michel : Although shared with Normandy, this mythical bay is accessible via the GR34 in its eastern part. It is world-famous for its impressive tides and, of course, for Mont-Saint-Michel, which dominates the landscape.

These bays offer hikers on the GR34 varied and spectacular panoramas, combining beaches, marshes and coastal viewpoints.

Are there any spectacular peaks on the GR34?

The GR34 runs alongside a number of points offering breathtaking views of the Brittany coast. Here are some of the most beautiful points to discover:
Pointe du Raz : Located in Finistère, this headland is one of Brittany's most emblematic sites. Its sheer cliffs and spectacular ocean views make it a must-see on the GR34.
Pointe de la Torche : Still in Finistère, this headland is famous for its impressive waves, ideal for surfers, and its wild landscapes. A great place to stop and admire the power of the Atlantic.
Pointe de Saint-Mathieu : This historic headland, also in Finistère, offers a unique blend of seascapes and heritage, with its lighthouse and ruined abbey. The view of the islands of Ouessant and Molène is remarkable.
Pointe de Pen-Hir : On the Crozon peninsula, this headland plunges you into the heart of imposing cliffs, facing the Iroise Sea, with the added bonus of the famous "Tas de Pois", emblematic rock formations.
Pointe de Plouha : In the Côtes-d'Armor region, this headland boasts some of the highest cliffs in Brittany, with uninterrupted views over the Bay of Saint-Brieuc and the many creeks below.


These peaks are memorable stages of the GR34, offering magnificent scenery.

Ten reasons to choose the Pink Granite Coast in Brittany for your holidays

TEN reasons to choose the Pink Granite Coast in Brittany for your holidays

Brittany, a region full of character and charm, attracts thousands of holidaymakers every year in search of magnificent landscapes and authenticity. Among its treasures, the Pink Granite Coast is one of the most beautiful destinations to discover. Situated in the Côtes-d'Armor region, it is famous for its impressive rock formations with their pinkish hues, creating breathtaking panoramas. If you're still hesitating, here's 10 good reasons to choose the Pink Granite Coast in Brittany for your next holiday.

Unique landscapes

Discover the mythical rocks of the Pink Granite Coast

The Pink Granite Coast is a geological wonder unlike any other in France. This coastline, which stretches from Perros-Guirec to Trébeurden, reveals rock formations sculpted by erosion, with hues ranging from pink to red. Whether you're walking along the path or contemplating the beach, you'll be captivated by the beauty of the landscape.

Hike the customs trail 

The famous customs path, also known as the GR34, a must-do adventure on the Brittany coast to which we have devoted an entire article, offers spectacular views of these fantastically shaped rocks.

Beaches as far as the eye can see

Look to the horizon

The Pink Granite Coast is not just known for its rocks. It also offers superb beaches of fine sand where you can relax in total serenity and turn your gaze towards the infinite. 

Discover Ploumanac'h and Trestraou: seaside gems

 

Ploumanac'h, voted "Favourite Village of the French", and Trestraou beach in Perros-Guirec are a must for seaside holidays. Stroll along the water's edge, collect seashells, and enjoy the gentle rhythm of a holiday.

Activities to suit all tastes

Enjoy breathtaking panoramic walks

If you like hiking, the Pink Granite Coast offers a multitude of coastal paths where you can explore the surrounding countryside. Make the most of your holiday by taking a deep breath of fresh air.

Have fun in the deep end with water sports

Sailing, kayaking, paddling and windsurfing are just some of the activities you can enjoy on the clear waters of the Côtes-d'Armor. We invite you to read our article on the best surf spots on the Pink Granite Coast to find out what each beach has to offer.

A rich and authentic cultural heritage

Visit traditional Breton villages

Walking through the surrounding towns and villages, such as Lannion, Trégastel and Perros-Guirec, you'll discover an authentic Breton heritage with incomparable charm. During your holiday, you'll undoubtedly come to appreciate the warm welcome of the Breton people.

Don't miss the Ploumanac'h lighthouse: a symbol of the Breton coastline

The famous Ploumanac'h lighthouse, emblem of the Pink Granite Coast, is a real local pride.

 

A generous and tasty gastronomy

Feast on seafood

Brittany is renowned for its generous cuisine, and the Pink Granite Coast is a real paradise for lovers of fresh seafood. During your holiday, take the time to enjoy the rich and tasty local cuisine.

 

 

Enjoy Breton pancakes and galettes

It's impossible to spend a holiday in Brittany without trying the famous crêpes and galettes accompanied by a glass of local cider. À la Maison Trébeurdenat Lounge as well as restaurant you can enjoy local food and drink.
 
 
 

A family destination par excellence

Family fun on the beaches

The Pink Granite Coast is the perfect destination for a family holiday, with its safe beaches where children can draw tirelessly on the beach, make sandcastles and collect shells...  

Vary your activities

Family activities include the Pleumeur-Bodou accrobranche park, the planetarium and the Cité des Télécoms.

Nature preserved and respected

Discover the Sept-Îles nature reserve: a birdwatcher's paradise

The Sept-Îles nature reserve, off the coast of Perros-Guirec, is home to some exceptional wildlife, including the famous Atlantic puffin, a favourite with all the family.

Share Brittany's commitment

There are many local initiatives to protect the environment and ensure that you discover the region in a respectful way. 

Accommodation and restaurants to suit all budgets

Accommodation and restaurants to suit all budgets

Whether you're looking for a charming hotel or a family gîte, the Pink Granite Coast offers a wide range of accommodation to suit all tastes. À la Maison TrébeurdenFor example, you'll find a warm welcome in a tastefully decorated, family-run hotel. 

 

Discover the local cuisine

During your stay, don't forget to try some of our culinary specialities:

  • Oysters
  • the cakes
  • pancakes
  • Far Breton
  • cider
  • Breton cake
  • And many more...

Close to other emblematic sites in Brittany

Explore the historic sites of Brittany

Situated just a short distance from many other must-see sites, the Pink Granite Coast is an excellent starting point for discovering iconic places such as Saint-Malo and Mont-Saint-Michel.

Escape to the Breton islands: unforgettable getaways

Islands like Bréhat, accessible by boat, offer a real change of scenery just a stone's throw away.

Unforgettable memories

Experience magical moments in the heart of Brittany's landscapes

 

The Pink Granite Coast is a place where every moment becomes a precious memory, thanks to the beauty of the landscape and the warm welcome of the Breton people. Young and old will love their holidays!

A Breton holiday to remember

Whether it's a sunset stroll or a day out exploring with the family, the Pink Granite Coast guarantees a memorable holiday.

The Pink Granite Coast in Brittany is an ideal destination for a successful holiday, whether with family, friends or just the two of you.

We look forward to welcoming you soon at la Maison Trébeurden

Frequently asked questions

 

Are the All Saints' holidays a good time to discover the Pink Granite Coast?

Yes, the All Saints' holidays are an excellent time to discover Brittany's Pink Granite Coast. Here are just a few of the reasons why it's ideal:

  • Peaceful: After the summer rush, the region is much quieter, allowing you to enjoy the scenery and iconic sites without the crowds.
  • Autumn landscapes: The soft autumn light highlights the pinkish hues of the rocks, creating magnificent contrasts with the blue of the ocean and the green of the surrounding moors.
  • The weather is still pleasant: Although the temperatures are cooler than in summer, they are still mild enough for walks along the seafront, particularly along the customs path.
  • Activities available: Many activities remain open in autumn, including cultural visits, walks and excursions to the Sept-Îles nature reserve.
  • Attractive offers: In low season, you'll often find attractive offers on accommodation, making this period even more attractive.

The All Saints' holidays are the perfect time to explore the Pink Granite Coast in a peaceful and relaxing atmosphere.

What makes the Pink Granite Coast ideal for family holidays?

The Pink Granite Coast is particularly suitable for family holidays for a number of reasons:

  • Safe, child-friendly beaches: The beaches on the Pink Granite Coast, like those at Perros-Guirec and Trégastel, are ideal for families. They offer shallow waters, perfect for little ones to swim in, and are often supervised in summer, giving parents peace of mind.
  • Fun and educational activities: The region offers a multitude of activities that will appeal to children while raising their awareness of nature and culture. The Pleumeur-Bodou accrobranche park or the Village Gaulois are perfect for combining fun and discovery. Children can also explore the Planétarium de Bretagne or the Aquarium Marin de Trégastel, where they can learn while having fun.
  • Walks accessible to all: The Pink Granite Coast offers hiking trails such as the famous "sentier des douaniers" (GR34), which are accessible to families. The routes are generally well signposted and suitable for all levels of ability, including the very young.
  • Captivating cultural and natural visits: Children will love discovering places like the Sept-Îles nature reserve, where they can spot seabirds such as puffins. Discovering the surprisingly shaped rocks at Ploumanac'h will stimulate their imagination.
  • Family-friendly accommodation: The Pink Granite Coast offers a variety of family-friendly accommodation. At La Maison Trébeurden, for example, we have a triple room.

The Pink Granite Coast combines safety, nature, discovery and relaxation, making it an ideal destination for a great family holiday.

Which island should you visit on a trip to Brittany's Pink Granite Coast?

If you're visiting the Pink Granite Coast, the island of Bréhat is one of the places not to be missed. Nicknamed "the island of flowers", it is accessible by boat and offers an enchanting setting with its colourful landscapes, coastal paths and charming little villages. It's a car-free island, making it an ideal place for peaceful family outings on foot or by bike.

You can also discover the Sept-Îles nature reserve, off the coast of Perros-Guirec, famous for its biodiversity and its many species of seabird, including the Atlantic puffin. Easily accessible from Trébeurden, this discovery will delight young and old explorers alike.

What makes Brittany's Pink Granite Coast so exceptional?

The Pink Granite Coast is unique for its impressive pinkish rock formations, sculpted by sea erosion and wind over thousands of years.

This rare geological phenomenon, found in very few places in the world, gives this coastline a mystical and spectacular character. The sometimes gigantic, unusually shaped rocks of the Pink Granite Coast offer incredible panoramas, especially at sunset when the colours of the stones intensify.

This exceptional landscape is enhanced by the richness of the surrounding flora and fauna, as well as by the preservation of emblematic natural sites such as the Sept-Îles reserve. The combination of this natural beauty and authentic Breton heritage makes the Pink Granite Coast a truly unique and unforgettable destination.

Which peak to visit with the family near Trébeurden?

The Pointe de Bihit is perfect for a family outing near Trébeurden. Located close to the town centre, this headland offers exceptional panoramic views over the Bay of Lannion and the Sept-Îles archipelago. It's an ideal spot for an easy walk with children, thanks to its well-developed and accessible paths.

The Point's cliffs are surrounded by wilderness, with a wide variety of plants and seabirds to observe, making it a great place to learn about and discover local biodiversity.

After your walk, you can go to the nearby beach of Tresmeur for a relaxing break or a swim and to La Maison to share a tasty snack at the Lounge.

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