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The magnificent Pink Granite Coast in Brittany

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.

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