How many days do you need to discover the Trégor?

Many of our guests come for the Pink Granite Coast and wish they had stayed longer. Here is a 7-day programme starting from our cottages in Lannion.

Days 1 to 3: the Pink Granite Coast

The Pink Granite Coast alone deserves three days: Ploumanac’h, Trestrignel beach, Grève Blanche and Perros-Guirec, its centre, church, casino and markets.

Day 4: Bréhat Island

A day on Bréhat: boat in the morning, bikes on the island, lunch there and back in the evening.

Day 5: Tréguier and La Roche-Jaune

Tréguier, its half-timbered houses, shops and harbour, then La Roche-Jaune and a stop for oysters by the sea.

Day 6: Penvénan, Port-Blanc and Buguélès

Walk on the Buguélès foreshore, Port-Blanc and the Saint-Gonval chapel.

Day 7: Plestin-les-Grèves, Locquirec and Locquémeau

The Lieue de Grève, the walk around the Locquirec headland and Locquémeau mussels.

And more: Sept-Îles, standing stones, golf and castles

To round it off, see the Sept-Îles, Pleumeur-Bodou and Tonquédec.

Stay a week

In summer, our cottages are rented for a minimum of 6 nights (3 July to 1 September 2027, then 4 July to 31 August 2028), which leaves time to see it all. Check availability and book direct.