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

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.