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This extraordinary trip gives you the chance to explore this remarkable coast. On this point-to-point cycling tour along the Pink Granite Coast, immerse yourself in a kaleidoscope of colours, from pink granite boulder formations to white sandy beaches and turquoise seas. Discover a world sculpted by winds and tides, with a visit to Bréhat, the island of flowers, as the grand finale.
On arrival, take time to explore the small historic town of Lannion, with its monasteries, churches, ornate houses, manor houses, cobbled streets and flower-lined quays. A lovely introduction to your stay.
Overnight in a 3* hotel in Lannion
Begin your cycling tour along the Pink Granite Coast by heading towards Trébeurden, a small seaside resort with beautiful fine sandy beaches. Then venture inland to reach Saint-Samson church and the futuristic world of the radome. As you arrive in Trégastel and Ploumanac’h, white sandy beaches and spectacular pink rock formations unfold before your eyes.
Overnight in a 2* hotel in Perros-Guirec
To reach Port Blanc, follow the Gorse Coast, passing small beaches and jagged headlands, strings of rocky islets and lunar-like tidal flats. At Pointe du Château, discover the remarkable house nestled between the rocks. Then follow the Jaudy estuary upstream to the small town of Tréguier.
Overnight in a 3* hotel in Tréguier
Between the Jaudy and Trieux rivers, discover the wild landscapes of the Lézardieux peninsula. Continue to its tip to admire the Sillon de Talbert, a spit of sand and pebbles stretching 3km out towards the sea.
Overnight in a 3* hotel in Paimpol
After a short bus transfer to Pointe de l’Arcouest, board the boat straight away for the island of Bréhat. Take time to explore this timeless island, surrounded by islets. Its nickname, the ‘island of flowers’, is well deserved! Return to Paimpol by bus.
Bikes can be hired on the island (not included in the package)
13 km on foot - +170m/-170m
Overnight in a 3* hotel in Paimpol
As you cycle through Lancerf woods along the Trieux estuary, you can admire Château de la Roche Jagu on the opposite bank. You will then arrive in the charming historic town of Pontrieux, with its half-timbered houses and numerous washhouses. Be sure to explore the hilltop village of La Roche-Derrien, built in the 11th century on a rocky promontory overlooking the River Jaudy. This final stage marks the end of this cycling tour along the Pink Granite Coast.
Overnight in a 3* hotel in Lannion
Breakfast brings your trip along the Brittany coast to a close.
We may occasionally need to change the itinerary shown, either for operational reasons (accommodation capacity issues, changes in ground conditions, rockfalls, damaged trails, etc.) or because of weather conditions. These changes are always made in your best interests, for your safety and greater comfort!
No 2027 departure is currently bookable. Prices and availability for this season have not been confirmed. Please contact Grand Angle for current availability and a confirmed quote before arranging travel.
Estelle Torterotot
Travel Advisor
Level 2 / 5
Daily stages of 41 to 54km. +280 to +915m of elevation gain.
This trip is designed for recreational participants and is accessible to anyone with a basic level of fitness, as the region is not mountainous. However, the length of the stages may require sustained effort, but you can stop at any time to rest and explore the many sights along the way…
You carry only what you need for the day, including lunch, in a small backpack or pannier.1 bag or suitcase per person, weighing no more than 13kg, will be transferred.
Your luggage will be waiting for you at your hotel or guesthouse each evening.
Ask our team to confirm the current minimum group size and arrangements for solo travellers.
7 days, 6 nights, 5 days of cycling.
Departure windows are currently unconfirmed; ask our team about dates before making travel plans.
Self-guided trip, without a guide. We provide a digital travel pack that includes access to our smartphone navigation app, a list of your accommodation, any applicable vouchers and all the information you need for your trip to run smoothly.
No printed travel pack is provided.
You stay in hotels rated 2 and 3 stars.
In France, more and more hotels and guesthouses are choosing not to have an official rating, including establishments that were still rated a year or two ago. This does not mean their quality has declined—far from it. Many guesthouses offer charming rooms.
If we indicate, for example, a comfort level of “3* or equivalent”: this means that the establishment does not necessarily have an official rating, but offers comfort equivalent to a 3* hotel.
Bed and breakfast is included. The towns where you stay have plenty of good places to eat, giving you the chance to discover the local cuisine.
On Day 1 at your accommodation in Lannion. The exact meeting details will be confirmed with your booking.
On day 7 at the hotel in Lannion after breakfast.
Brest Airport is one possible arrival point. Check current onward rail and local transport connections to Lannion before booking your flight.
Lannion is served by rail connections via Brittany. Check current routes and timetables with SNCF Connect before booking.
Plan your route to Lannion from your arrival point and check current road conditions before departure.
Check current parking availability, terms and charges in Lannion before leaving your vehicle for the trip.
A number of our trips offer opportunities for swimming, during a stage or at the end of the day. It would be a shame not to make the most of them. However, we stress that you alone must decide whether it is appropriate to swim; you therefore swim under your own responsibility and at your own risk.
Since 2012, Grand Angle has been a member of ATR, the leading association for more responsible tourism. We design our trips – on foot, by bike and on snow – to invite everyone to discover the world differently: with curiosity, respect and kindness.
As a member of the board of directors since 2018, we actively help the sector develop more meaningful practices. In practical terms, we ensure:
We also encourage travellers to take simple steps to protect the places they visit and foster rewarding encounters.
Since 2025, Grand Angle has held Travelife Partner status, an international label that certifies our responsible practices in environmental protection, ethics and sustainable management, both within our company and in our work with partners and the organisation of our trips.
This label, the second level of a rigorous international certification scheme, recognises our concrete actions in support of responsible tourism. We are actively working towards the next level, Travelife Certified, in line with our sustainable development policy
For cycling
Note: synthetic technical clothing performs very well. New merino wool clothing is also available; it performs very well, is comfortable to wear and has the advantage of resisting sweat odours (brands include Icebreaker, Ruka, etc.)!
As a general rule, avoid cotton, which makes you cold when wet.
For your lunchtime picnic
For protection from sun and rain
After the day’s activities
To carry your belongings
Country: France
Capital: Paris
Travellers, including minors, must carry a national identity card or passport (EU nationals).
Check your health cover and travel insurance before departure, and bring enough of your usual medication for the duration of your stay.
Lannion Tourist Office: https://www.bretagne-cotedegranitrose.com/
2 Quai d’Aiguillon
22300 Lannion
Tel: 0296056070
Dialling code when calling France from abroad: +33.
Check the time difference between France and your departure country for your travel dates.
4,4 · 5 reviews
Didier 6/23/26
— We recommend this trip. The itineraries are easy.
Jean 9/28/26
— This route has a lot of traffic; the hotels in Tréguier and Paimpol are located on the outskirts for cyclists. A visit to Bréhat is nice, but from the Hôtel les Hauts de Kerano, you have to walk 20 minutes, take a bus to the train station, and then take the boat.
Thank you for sharing your feedback. Cycling routes along the Brittany coast sometimes follow roads shared with cars, and traffic can vary depending on the time of year. However, we strive to prioritize routes that run as close to the coast as possible, which is generally appreciated by our travelers.
As for accommodations, we choose establishments for their charm, the quality of their hospitality, and their amenities—such as the pool and restaurant in Minihy-Tréguier. In Paimpol, the hotel was also selected for the quality of its services and its welcoming attitude toward cyclists. We understand, however, that their locations may not suit everyone. To visit Bréhat, you can cycle directly from the hotel to the ferry terminal (7.5 km).
We hope you nevertheless enjoyed exploring Brittany by bike, and we look forward to the pleasure of welcoming you back for a future stay.
— Reply from Lorène (GrandAngle.Travel)
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— Reply from the team
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