Camping Port l'Epine

Port l’Epine's coastal setting of Côtes d'Armor has old and trad culture, modern family attractions, watersports, nature, forests, seaside resorts and shoreline hikes all easily doable within walking or day trip distance. Windsurfing, boating and sailing are available nearby, along with sea fishing and trout stream fishing at local town Trélévern. For hiking and biking, follow the GR 34, the Brittany Coastal Path running along the route used by seventeenth- and eighteenth-century coastguards. The Pink Granite Coast from Perros Guirec to Trégastel is probably one of Brittany's best-known scenic spots for hiking along with a camera. At its centre, the swish seaside resort of Perros-Guirec is another popular Breton coastal place, with a lively beach and plenty of cafés and shops. From Perros Guirec's Trestraou beach, hike along the coast to the fishing village at Ploumanac'h and then on to Pointe de Squewel, via more pink rock of startling formations. Inland, see the historic town of Lannion a few kilometres south of Perros-Guirec, for a wander around its centre full of medieval and fifteenth- and sixteenth-century buildings.