The archipelago of Les Sept Îles
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The Côte de Granit Rose, the perfect holiday destination!
Did you know? There are only 3 places in the world where granite displays such an unusual colour: Corsica, China and the Côtes-d’Armor! From Perros-Guirec to Lannion Bay, this coast with its incredible rocky formations never fails to awaken and astound the senses. In the height of summer, the sparkling turquoise water of the English Channel adds its vibrant colour to an already spectacular scene. The ideal moment to come and take a closer look!
Which couldn’t be better as your campsite with its mobile homes and pitches for all the family awaits you, overlooking the waves and ready to reveal all the beauty of this corner of Brittany. A dip in the covered and heated swimming pool, the thrill of the waterslide, a balneotherapy session in the campsite spa and there you are, all set to experience a fabulous adventure at the water’s edge!
Visit the Côte de Granit Rose with the family
The favourite game for your kids when on holiday on the Côte de Granit Rose? Spotting the most amusing shapes amongst the natural rock sculptures! A witch with her hooked nose, a funny fish, a giant tortoise... Your little campers will be all giggles as their boundless imagination runs wild!
And to get close enough to touch these fascinating rocks, simply take the GR34 long-distance footpath, justly renowned as the most beautiful coastal path in Brittany! Accessible to everyone, this section of the “Customs Footpath” also offers a chance to join the path to the Ploumanac’h lighthouse and on towards the family beach of Trestraou. The ideal spot to try your hand at sailing a catamaran, yacht or dinghy!
Visite the Côte de Granit Rose as a couple
Come and enjoy life in the pink as you take a romantic stroll along the shores of the English Channel! The Côte de Granit Rose offers more than just whimsical rock formations in tender shades of pink, it also has a charming selection of marinas, picturesque villages, wild beaches and little islands just off-shore. From the village of Ploumanac’h, voted their favourite village by the French in 2015, gaze out over the archipelago of Les Sept Îles, a protected nature reserve.
Climb aboard a traditional sailing ship or a motor launch for a visit to watch the incredible ballet of the puffins, cormorants and gannets that call the islands their home. You may even be lucky enough to see a couple of grey seals or dolphins...
Camping Côte de Granit Rose: our handy tips for a successful stay
True sports-lover? Follow the pink granite coastline by kayak, paddleboard or sailing dinghy!
Stop off in the little cove of Perros-Guirec to admire the shrine to its patron saint set amidst of the waves!
You love nothing better than lazing at the seaside? Discover heaven on the sandy beaches at Trégastel!
Grab your flippers, snorkel and mask and set off to explore the gorgeous sea bed just off Trébeurden!
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Our top reasons to get away to a campsite near the Côte de Granit Rose
The Côte de Granit Rose stretches ten or so kilometres from Trébeurden to Perros-Guirec via Pleumeur and Trégastel. This coastal area of the Côtes-d’Armor in Brittany, not far from Lannion, is renowned for its pinkish-red rock cliffs, fine sandy beaches and Les Sept-Îles ornithological reserve.
- Trébeurden: a seaside resort blessed with numerous natural sites, as well as a marina featuring a floating dock and a municipal port.
- Perros-Guirec: a family-friendly seaside resort set in a protected natural area, the town has several fine sandy beaches and a series of magnificent villas.
- Pleumeur-Bodou: with its lovely town centre and woodland home to numerous animals and birds, this place is definitely worth a trip.
- Trégastel: its fine sandy beaches and archaeological remains are sure to appeal to nature lovers and history buffs alike.
- Lannion: with its old stone buildings and quaint narrow streets, Lannion is picture-postcard perfect!
The GR 34 – better known as the Customs Path – is a great way to explore the Côte de Granit Rose on a hike or bike ride. The region is the venue for an array of watersports, such as sailing, canoeing, kayaking and stand-up paddleboarding. Lannion even has its own whitewater centre!
In the Côtes-d’Armor, campsites near the Côte de Granit Rose welcome holidaymakers in a pleasant setting where nature is the focus.
- Le Ranolien campsite in Perros-Guirec: this 5 star campsite overlooks the sea in a protected natural site. For fun, swimming and relaxation, head to the heated water park with its outdoor and covered swimming pools, waterfalls, waterslides and spa.
- Val André campsite in Pléneuf-Val-André: this 4 star campsite enjoys a seaside setting and features a large covered and heated swimming pool plus a solarium terrace where you can soak up the sun and have fun in the water.
There’s plenty of choice when it comes to accommodation at our campsites near the Côte de Granit Rose, so you’re sure to find something to please! Families, groups of friends and couples are all catered for.
- Cottage: settle into a comfortable, well-equipped holiday rental with a lovely terrace for outdoor living.
- PRM cottage: this mobile home has been designed to help guests with reduced mobility move around more easily and enjoy a more independent stay.
- Friends cottage: with room to sleep up to 10 guests, this mobile is excellent for a large family or group of friends.
- Lodge: built from canvas and wood, this tent offers an authentic camping experience with all the comfort of a mobile home.
- Pitch: in your tent, caravan or camping car, you’ll appreciate having your own green space with water and electricity hook-up.
- Premium pitch: a premium pitch comes with its own private sanitary facilities with toilet, shower and handbasin.
The mild climate means you can enjoy a pleasant stay from spring onwards, especially at Easter, or for a few days over the Whitsun or Ascension weekends.
In summer, you can savour the long warm evenings and all the entertainment on offer in the region.
Finally, the Indian summer is a lovely time to visit because, in September, the region is bathed in golden light and the temperatures are ideal for strolls along the beaches or through the towns’ narrow streets.
The Côte de Granit Rose is home to one of the largest colonies of puffins, gannets and cormorants in France. The site is also a breeding ground for grey seals. You can take a boat trip out to discover all the wildlife and the protected islands that make up this Breton archipelago.