Hiking the Pink Granite Coast in Brittany
6 days along the coasline of the Pink Granite Coast
The Pink Granite Coast is one of Brittany's true treasures. Shaped over time by wind and waves, the extraordinary rock formations along this coastline are simply breathtaking. Hiking the coastal path, known as the “Sentier des Douaniers,” reveals stunning views of these unique pink-hued rocks contrasted against the deep blue sea. Hidden coves and sandy beaches invite rest and reflection.
The Pink Granite Coast is a natural masterpiece, a must-visit destination for anyone who loves dramatic and unspoiled landscapes.
Highlights
- Rocky landscapes of the Pink Granite Coast
- The authentic Breton seaside atmosphere
- Beautiful display of colors
Possible departures from 25 September to 25 September
Day by day program
Day 1 : Arrive in Lannion
Arrive at your hotel in Lannion in the late afternoon. Depending on your arrival time, you can enjoy a self-guided visit of the town.
This town, rich in cultural and natural heritage, is a popular destination. Explore its historic center with cobbled streets and half-timbered houses, which give the town a charming medieval atmosphere.
ACCOMMODATION : Hotel
Day 2 : Hike from Lannion to Trebeurden
Leave the bustling town of Lannion behind and follow the towpath and cliffside coastal trail. As you progress along the path, the iconic rocks of the Pink Granite Coast begin to emerge. You pass through small coves before reaching Trebeurden, known for its sandy beaches, lively harbor, and small islands that can be reached at low tide.
HIKING TIME : 4h to 5h
DISTANCE : 16,6 km
ASCENT : 150 m
DESCENT : 150 m
ACCOMMODATION : hotel
LUGGAGE TRANSFER : luggage transfer (if you have selected this option)
Day 3 : Hike from Trebeurden to Kerenoc
The route continues along the coastline with a loop around ile grande. Beaches, marshes, and small harbors punctuate this peaceful journey. Inland, you pass the Space Telecommunications Station and the Telecommunications Museum (optional visit, approx. €12). The hike then leads to Kerenoc and its castle, surrounded by lush gardens.
HIKING TIME : 6h to 7h
DISTANCE : 22 km
ASCENT : 210 m
DESCENT : 170 m
ACCOMMODATION : hotel
LUGGAGE TRANSFER : luggage transfer (if you have selected this option)
Day 4 : Hike from Kerenoc to Ploumanac'h
Today's scenery takes on a more rugged, mineral character.
From Kerenoc, you head toward the wild and protected Landrellec Peninsula, then continue to Tregastel, a charming seaside resort. The trail leads to the Renote Peninsula, ranked among the most picturesque sites in France. The stage ends in Ploumanac’h, where you can admire its iconic lighthouse set among dramatic rocks and breathtaking coastal landscapes.
HIKING TIME : 5h to 6h
DISTANCE : 17,7 km
ASCENT : 45 m
DESCENT : 90 m
ACCOMMODATION : hotel
LUGGAGE TRANSFER : luggage transfer (if you have selected this option)
Day 5 : Hike from Ploumanac'h to Port Blanc
The trail follows the famous customs path, created in 1791 by patrols to prevent smuggling. It is one of the most beautiful routes in the region, with the ever-present pink granite. Along the way, you pass through Perros-Guirec, Louannec, and Trestel before reaching Port Blanc. Once a haven for sailors, here you can explore its port, visit the chapel, and admire the striking Sentinel Rock.
HIKING TIME : 6h to 7h
DISTANCE : 24,4 km
ASCENT : 290 m
DESCENT : 290 m
ACCOMMODATION : hotel
LUGGAGE TRANSFER : luggage transfer (if you have selected this option)
Day 6 : Hike from Port Blanc to Lannion
End of your stay in Lannion.
HIKING TIME : 4h to 5h
DISTANCE : 13,5 km
ASCENT : 90 m
DESCENT : 90 m
LUGGAGE TRANSFER : luggage transfer (if you have selected this option)
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