Trieux, Bréhat, Pink Granite Coast
The Region
Lézardrieux
A harbour, a river, a coastline
Lézardrieux lives to the rhythm of its marina and its suspension bridge over the Trieux. Here the river opens onto the sea between granite rocks, islets and lighthouses. With the tides, the landscape changes from hour to hour: the light is of rare clarity, the coast still wild, nature untouched. A corner of Brittany apart, of raw beauty, that one never tires of exploring.
Île de Bréhat
The island of flowers, car-free, about ten minutes by boat from the Pointe de l’Arcouest.
The Pink Granite Coast
Ploumanac’h, Perros-Guirec and the tumbled pink granite boulders sculpted by the sea.
Tréguier
Bishop’s city, Saint-Tugdual cathedral, half-timbered houses and a Wednesday market.
Paimpol
The port of the Iceland fishermen, its quays, its oyster bars and Beauport Abbey.
The GR34
The customs officers’ path passes just minutes away: hundreds of kilometres of coastline on foot.
On the water
Sailing, kayaking and sea outings from the harbour at Lézardrieux.
Views of the region: Pink Granite © Stephan Sprinz · Tréguier © Chris06 · GR34 © W. Bulach, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY / CC BY-SA. Trieux © Alexandre Lamoureux.