Walking Holidays in Brittany
Experience the magic of walking along Brittany’s unique coastline
Discover the unique beauty of the Cote de Granit Rose
Follow the well-trodden GR34 path, known for its picturesque coastal views
Journey through Lannion, Trebeurden, Ploumanac’h, and Treguier, each town a treasure trove of cultural gems
Marvel at sights like the Ploumanac’h Lighthouse, the Gouffre of Plougrescant, and the historic architecture of Treguier
Enjoy the freedom of village-to-village hiking with seamless luggage transfers
Hiking along Cote de Granit Rose
Intriguing granite formations along the coast
There aren't many locations around the world with views like these
The unique landscape of pink granite
Follow the steps of numerous hikers along the GR34 trail
The famous Brelevenez stairs in Lannion
Brittany's unique coastal landscape
Join us for one of the most picturesque walks in entire France
Take your time for exploring the towns along Brittany's coast
Itinerary
Begin your adventure in the historic town of Lannion. Wander through the cobblestone streets, marvel at the half-timbered houses, and visit the Church of Brélévenez perched atop 142 granite steps. As the sun sets, you can already imagine yourself strolling along the Côte de Granit Rose, where the pink hues of the rocks create a unique, mesmerising landscape. This is just the beginning of your journey through the enchanting landscapes of Brittany.
Embark on a scenic walk from Lannion to Trebeurden, a charming seaside town known for its beautiful beaches and bustling marina. As you traverse the coastal path, enjoy panoramic views of the sea, and feel the cool ocean breeze. Once in Trebeurden, unwind at Pors Termen Beach, a perfect spot to relax and soak in the stunning surroundings.
14.5 km; 280 m of elevation gain and 280 m of elevation loss
Continue your journey to the quaint village of Landrellec. Nestled on the Côte de Granit Rose, it offers breathtaking coastal scenery. The path winds through rugged landscapes, past secluded beaches, and over pink granite cliffs. You will finish today’s journey in Tregastel, a charming seaside town known for its tidal mill, one of the few still preserved in Brittany.
25 km; 190 m of elevation gain and 160 m of elevation loss
Today’s journey takes you to Ploumanac’h, a town renowned for its distinctive pink granite coast. As you walk, the path reveals a landscape dotted with peculiar rock formations and the iconic Ploumanac’h Lighthouse. The lighthouse, built from the same pink granite, stands as a sentinel overlooking the sea, a sight to behold as you approach the town.
10 km; 80 m of elevation gain and 90 m of elevation loss
The path from Ploumanac’h to Perros-Guirec is a feast for the eyes. As you traverse the coastal path, you’ll be treated to views of secluded coves, dramatic cliffs, and the expansive sea. Perros-Guirec, a popular seaside resort, is nestled in the heart of the Pink Granite Coast and offers a blend of beautiful beaches, vibrant town life, and stunning natural landscapes.
9.5 km; 150 m of elevation gain and 150 m of elevation loss
Today’s walk takes you to Port Blanc, a serene seaside resort known for its sandy beaches. The path meanders through a mix of coastal landscapes, offering views of the sea, the islands, and the diverse birdlife. The tranquillity of Port Blanc provides a perfect respite from the journey.
14 km; 160 m of elevation gain and 160 m of elevation loss
The journey from Port Blanc to Plougrescant unveils a landscape of natural wonders. From the Gouffre, a natural chasm carved by the sea, to the Castel Meur, a small house wedged between two rocks, the unique landscapes of Plougrescant are sure to leave you in awe.
15.5 km; 210 m of elevation gain and 160 m of elevation loss
The final leg of your journey leads you to Treguier, a historic town brimming with charm. As you walk, the path unfolds a tapestry of landscapes, from rolling countryside to the picturesque Jaudy estuary. Once in Treguier, explore its beautiful cathedral, half-timbered houses, and narrow streets that whisper tales of the town’s rich history.
10.5 km; 130 m of elevation gain and 150 m of elevation loss
Your journey ends in Treguier. Spend your final day exploring the town, visiting local shops, or simply reflecting on the unforgettable journey you’ve had through the beautiful landscapes and charming towns of Brittany.
Pricing
Included in price
Tour design and organisation
24/7 service and support during your holidays
GPS navigation with an easy-to-use app
8x accommodation with breakfast in 3/4* hotels
Luggage transfer
Description
Immerse yourself in a realm where the symphony of crashing waves harmonises with the whispers of history, where every footfall on the rugged path unveils a spectacle of nature’s grandeur. Walking Holidays in Brittany is a journey of dancing through the kaleidoscopic landscapes of the Côte de Granit Rose and the enchanting towns of Brittany.
Brittany, a land where time weaves tales of history into the fabric of breathtaking natural beauty, is a haven for those who seek to wander and wonder. The Pink Granite Coast, with its unique pink-hued rocks, forms a stunning backdrop to your journey.
As you traverse from Lannion to Treguier, you’ll pass through charming towns like Trebeurden, known for its beautiful beaches, and Ploumanac’h, famed for its distinctive pink granite coast.
Your journey unfolds along the well-trodden and marked path of the GR34, along the most picturesque section of the route. As you follow the coastline, you’ll be treated to panoramic views of the sea, secluded coves, and dramatic cliffs. While rugged in places, the trail is a joy to walk, offering a perfect blend of challenge and enjoyment.
At Walking Holidays France, we believe in creating experiences that are as seamless as they are memorable. We take care of all the logistics, from booking accommodations in charming local hotels to providing a detailed day-by-day itinerary and GPS navigation through a user-friendly app.
As you enjoy the freedom of village-to-village hiking, we ensure your luggage is transferred safely from one destination to the next. Our handouts also include local recommendations, adding a personal touch to your journey.
Come and join us on this walking holiday, where every step is a story, and every day is an adventure. After all, why just visit Brittany when you can truly experience it?
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Things to know
Our walking holidays are designed to cater to a range of fitness levels. We offer everything from leisurely strolls through vineyards and coastal paths to more challenging mountain hikes. However, it’s always a good idea to have a basic level of fitness to fully enjoy the experience.
Yes, our walking holidays can be enjoyed by the whole family. However, the suitability of certain tours for children may depend on the specific itinerary and the child’s age and fitness level. We recommend contacting us directly to discuss the best options for your family.
We recommend sturdy, comfortable walking shoes or hiking boots. The terrain can vary from smooth paths to rocky trails, so footwear should have good grip and ankle support. Waterproof shoes are also a good idea in case of wet weather.
Yes, we recommend booking your walking holiday in advance. This allows us to secure the best accommodations and ensures that you have ample time to prepare for your adventure.
We carefully select our accommodations to enhance your walking holiday experience. Depending on the tour, this could range from charming local inns and bed and breakfasts to more luxurious hotels. All accommodations are chosen for their comfort, hospitality, and proximity to our walking routes.
Our tours are primarily self-guided, allowing you the freedom to explore at your own pace. However, we provide detailed itineraries, route notes, and a user-friendly GPS navigation app. For those who prefer a guided experience, please contact us to discuss the options.
France is a year-round destination, but the best time for a walking holiday depends on the region. Spring and autumn are generally ideal, with milder temperatures and fewer crowds. However, some regions, like the French Alps, are best enjoyed in the summer, while others, like the French Riviera, offer pleasant walking conditions even in winter.
Safety is our top priority. In case of bad weather, we have contingency plans in place. This could involve suggesting an alternative route or activity for the day. We also provide support and advice on how to handle different weather conditions.
Self-guided
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