Overview
A five day, self-guided walking holiday along Brittany’s Pink Granite Coast, so called because of its gorgeous collection of granite rocks and naturally-eroded sculptures, hidden bays and all round rosy rambles. Starting in Perros-Guirec and finishing in Lannion, this really is Brittany at its most beautiful, with the first three nights in Perros-Guirec. Walk a stretch of the GR34, towards the prettiest of coastal villages, Ploumanac’h, head out along Île Renote peninsula taking in pink granite coves, and follow soothing trails through coastal pine forest to finish in the handsome historic town of Lannion. There is also an option for an additional day, to take a boat to the Sept Îles archipelago, a birding haven tucked off the Pink Granite Coast.
- Pink Granite Coast
- Perros-Guirec
- Ploumanac’h
- Sept Îles archipelago (optional)
- Île Renote peninsula
- GR34 or Sentier des Douaniers
Itinerary
Day 1: Arrival in Perros-Guirec
Arrive in Perros-Guirec and check into your accommodation. The town sits at the eastern end of the Pink Granite Coast, with easy access to coastal paths, beaches and sections of the GR34. If time allows, take a short walk along the seafront or around the harbour.
- Accommodation: Hotel Au Bon Accueil or similar in Perros-Guirec
- Comfort accommodation: Nautica Hôtel or similar in Perros-Guirec
- Superior accommodation: L’Agapa Hotel or similar in Perros-Guirec
Day 2: Perros-Guirec – Ploumanac’h – Perros-Guirec | 16km
Follow a stretch of the GR34, known as the Sentier des Douaniers, towards Ploumanac’h. The path follows the shoreline, offering clear views of the sea and the distinctive pink granite rock formations. In Ploumanac’h, we recommend taking time to explore the village, its small harbour and nearby coastal viewpoints before returning the same way to Perros-Guirec.
- Walking for the day: 16km, 5h, ↑180m
- Accommodation: Hotel Au Bon Accueil or similar in Perros-Guirec
- Comfort accommodation: Nautica Hôtel or similar in Perros-Guirec
- Superior accommodation: L’Agapa Hotel or similar in Perros-Guirec
Day 3: Île Renote peninsula | 11km
You are transferred (12mins) to Sainte-Anne, on the Île Renote peninsula. Pause to take in the view across the Sainte-Anne bay, extending as far as Mean Ruz lighthouse in Perros-Guirec and the rocky shoreline at Castel Menguy. Continue along the shoreline, walking past small coves where you get another opportunity to take in the region’s magnificent pink granite rocks. Toul Drez beach makes a pleasant stop along the route. The route continues towards Landrellec, offering panoramic views along the way. At the end of the walk, you are transferred back to Perros-Guirec.
- Walking for the day: 11km, 4h, ↑50m
- Accommodation: Hotel Au Bon Accueil or similar in Perros-Guirec
- Comfort accommodation: Nautica Hôtel or similar in Perros-Guirec
- Superior accommodation: L’Agapa Hotel or similar in Perros-Guirec
Optional day: Sept Îles archipelago
We recommend extending your tour by adding an excursion to the Sept Îles archipelago. If you choose to do so, you spend an extra night in Perros-Guirec. Please pre-book the excursion here.
Embark on a 1h 45mins excursion to explore this remarkable natural site. The Sept-Îles archipelago is France’s largest seabird reserve and habitat for over 30 species, including the only northern gannet colony in France. Take in a final viewing of the pink granite rocks as you slowly cruise past Ploumanc’h and Saint Guirec bay.
- Accommodation: Hotel Au Bon Accueil or similar in Perros-Guirec
- Comfort accommodation: Nautica Hôtel or similar in Perros-Guirec
- Superior accommodation: L’Agapa Hotel or similar in Perros-Guirec
Day 4: Perros-Guirec – Lannion / Trébeurden | 20km
You are transferred (approx. 20mins) to Trébeurden to begin the walk towards Lannion, following a coastal path above the sea through areas of pine forest and open clifftop. The route alternates between headlands and beaches. The final section leads inland to Lannion, which has a handsome historic centre with half-timbered architecture. In the evening, choose from a range of restaurants to sample Breton cuisine. Overnight in Lannion, or transfer back to Trébeurden, if you chose the superior accommodation option.
- Walking for the day: 20km, 5h, ↑230m
- Accommodation: Ibis Lannion Côte de Granit Rose or similar in Lannion
- Superior accommodation: Manoir de Lan Kerellec or similar in Trébeurden
Day 5: Departure
Departure after breakfast. If you stayed in Trébeurden, a private transfer to Lannion for onward train connections is included.
What to expect
Accommodation
Accommodation on this tour is in just two places, in small, locally-owned hotels when available. They have been carefully selected based on a variety of criteria including their location, warm hospitality, fine local food or commitment to responsible tourism. Optional hotel upgrade is possible to three-star hotels and superior upgrade includes four and five-star hotels.
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- Hotel Au Bon Accueil (Perros-Guirec)
- Ibis Lannion Côte de Granit Rose (Lannion)







Accommodation is subject to availability. In the event of a particular hotel or guesthouse being fully booked for your chosen dates, we will replace it with a hotel of equal value and quality level. We will provide exact accommodation details to you upon booking confirmation.
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- Nautica Hôtel (Perros-Guirec)






Accommodation is subject to availability. In the event of a particular hotel or guesthouse being fully booked for your chosen dates, we will replace it with a hotel of equal value and quality level. We will provide exact accommodation details to you upon booking confirmation.
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- L’Agapa Hotel (Perros-Guirec)
- Manoir de Lan Kerellec (Trébeurden)











Accommodation is subject to availability. In the event of a particular hotel or guesthouse being fully booked for your chosen dates, we will replace it with a hotel of equal value and quality level. We will provide exact accommodation details to you upon booking confirmation.
Meals
Breakfast is included on all days. When no restaurant location is available en route, lunches and snacks can either be bought from local shops or packed lunches can be pre-ordered from your hotel the night before. Dinner is available either at the accommodation or from restaurants in the local area.
Difficulty and terrain
This tour is rated easy to moderate, with most days offering 4-5h of walking, suitable for any walker with good level of fitness. The route is mostly marked and on a well-defined path. The trails can be rocky so good boots with ankle support and walking poles are highly recommended (read more about difficulty grades).
We strongly advise you only to follow marked trails and never try to shorten the path through unknown and unmarked terrain. We will provide you with detailed route notes and maps and you can call our 24/7 local assistance phone number anytime. More detailed information on route navigation will be included in your holiday information pack.
When to go
This tour runs from April to the beginning of November. The flexibility of self-guided holidays means there are no fixed dates, and you can start your trip on any date in the season.
From April to June the weather is generally mild, with the temperatures not exceeding 20C, and rain being more likely. July and August are the driest months, with average temperatures around 20-24C, though they can occasionally reach 30C. These are also the busiest months. September is similar to June, whilst temperatures drop in October to 14-16C, with more rainy days.
For more information, please see our blog on the Best time to go to France.
Getting there
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By plane
Our recommended airports for this tour are Rennes Bretagne Airport (RNS) or Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG).
By train or bus
- From Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport, there are trains to Lannion (4h) with a change in St Brieuc. For more details, see the national rail operator SNCF Connect or use the Omio planner above.
- From Rennes Bretagne Airport, there are trains to Lannion (2h) with a change in St Brieuc. For more details, see the national rail operator SNCF Connect or use the Omio planner above.
- From Lannion railway station, take a local bus to Perros-Guirec (35mins)
Inclusions
Included
- 4 nights accommodation
- 4 breakfasts
- Luggage transfers on walking days (one piece per person up to 20kg)
- Transfers on days three and four as per itinerary
- Digital travel kit with roadbook and integrated maps
- 24/7 phone assistance by our local office/representative
Excluded
- Airfare and connecting land transfers
- Lunches, dinners, drinks and snacks
- Local transport
- Travel insurance (required – get a quote online)
- Local tourist tax, transport and entry fees (payable on the spot)
- Personal expenses
- Any items not specifically mentioned as included in the programme
- eSIM data for international travel (get an eSIM)
Options, extras and supplements
- If you’re travelling in a group, a supplement applies to group members who would like to have a room of their own
- This holiday is available for solo travellers. However, a supplement will be charged as the cost of rooms and also luggage or private transfers (when applicable) is not shared. Please note that solo travellers are always accommodated in their own room. For logistical reasons, we don’t offer an option for solo travellers to share rooms with other solo travellers
- Extra nights before, during or after the tour
- Upgrade to comfort or superior hotels
- Sept Îles archipelago excursion (to be booked in advance independently here)
- Transfer from Lannion railway station to Perros-Guirec
- Transfer from Guingamp railway station to Perros-Guirec

































































