Steep Coast of Brittany

You walk from Lannion to Trébeurden, first along the towpath by the river and then along the coastal path along the rugged cliffs. Once you arrive in Trébeurden, the picturesque town centre awaits you on the cliffs, known for its menhirs and dolmens.

You stroll along the coast around Île Grande, past its idyllic marshes, charming little harbours and inviting beaches. The route continues to the impressive space telecommunication station, now known as the ‘Cité des Télécoms’ museum, and on to Saint-Samson and the quiet overnight resort of Kérénoc.

Hike along the rugged coast near Landrellec and Trégastel, where nature has created a true masterpiece. A unique atmosphere awaits you near the Renote peninsula, one of the most enchanting places in France. Continue to Ploumanac'h, where you will discover the surreally shaped pink granite rocks that make this region so famous.

Along the Sentier des Douaniers coastal path, you will get from Ploumanac'h to Perros-Guirec, a well-known holiday resort in northern Brittany with a picture-book harbour. You then continue your hike in the direction of Louanec and Trestel. Your stage ends in the charming coastal village of Port Blanc, which will delight you with its authentic maritime flair.

Today's hiking route takes you from Port Blanc to the Pointe du Château, an impressive 25-metre-high pink granite massif that juts majestically into the sea. In the late afternoon, transfer by taxi to Tréguier, a beautiful medieval town that will delight you with its historic charm.

Start the hike at the Pointe du Château with its impressive pink granite massif. You follow the banks of the Jaudy River until you reach the medieval town centre of Tréguier. The impressive cathedral, which forms the heart of the town, awaits you there.