To allow yourself time for unwinding and relaxation, go to the large indoor, heated swimming pool, surrounded by sunbeds. A little paddling pool will enable children to have fun safely, in a shallow pool. New for 2024, a snack bar opens in the high season, offering fast food, cold drinks, or an apéritif with friends.
In July and August, for five days a week, a children's club accommodates children aged 5 to 12 for play activities, such as colouring, painting, treasure hunts or outdoor games. Parents can get their breath back a little, whilst having a restorative siesta in the shade or a long walk on the neighbouring Trestraou beach.
Recharge your batteries during your stay on the Côte de Granit Rose
In authentic surroundings combining nature, tranquillity and serenity, you’ll be filled with wonder by the wild beauty of the Côte de Granit Rose. The seaside resort of Perros Guirec, with the beaches and harbour, has no shortage of charm. The bicycle hire service offered by the campsite is here to make your life easier during your stay, and enable you to go off for a bike ride along the coast or inland.
Perros Guirec is one of the most renowned seaside resorts in Brittany. You’ll easily understand why when you discover its two superb beaches in Trestraou and Trestrignel, overlooked by magnificent 19th and 20th century residences. You’ll be impressed by the major natural site in Ploumanac'h (a designated Grand Site Naturel to ensure its protection)
You can also go shore fishing, visit the casino and stroll in the art and exhibition galleries in the town. Lovers of hiking will be delighted to take the Sentier des Douaniers trail on the GR34 running alongside the pink granite rocks, heathland and sea...
Go off to explore the wonders of the Côtes d'Armor
On the Côte du Goëlo coast, the bay in Paimpol condenses the variety of Breton landscapes. Walk through the marina and streets in the historic centre, with a wealth of antique and second-hand goods dealers and art galleries. See the magnificent granite shipowners’ residences and the Abbaye de Beauport abbey facade, before sitting down on the terrace to enjoy delicious Paimpol oysters.
From the harbour, you can take a boat heading for the sublime Ile de Bréhat, dubbed the Island of Flowers (Ile aux Fleurs) as the micro-climate enables the opening up of exotic plants, hydrangeas, camellias and the Queen of Flowers here: the agapanthus. You’ll visit the Saint-Michel chapel, Birlot tidal windmill and walk on the numerous beaches and creeks.
Every day of the week, the Côtes d’Armor markets offer a range of delicious local produce and products, which will delight your taste buds. This immersion in locally grown Breton produce will make you fall in love with a bottle of cider, basket of oysters, seasonal cheeses, terrines de campagne (coarse ground seasoned meats including vegetables, herbs and spices), traditional cakes and pastries, and of course the famous galettes de sarrasin (buckwheat pancake filled with spinach, egg and cheese)...
