What to see, what to do
in perros-guirec
and on the pink granite coast
Chill out on the sand, walk along the customs path, play hide-and-seek between the improbably shaped rocks, build sand castles, take a dip, defy the law of balance on a paddle, sail to the 7 Islands, take a break at Trestraou, admire the sunset... in Perros-Guirec, there are a thousand and one ways to cultivate the essential! Between impressive granite blocks, long sandy beaches and charming villages, the Pink Granite Coast has not finished bewitching you. Take advantage of your stay in our hotel in Perros-Guirec to discover the seaside resort and its region. Enjoy the many water sports activities on offer and don't forget to try the local specialities, including Breton cakes, shellfish and crustaceans.
Pink Granite Coast
From Perros-Guirec to Trégastel
Granite blocks with anarchic shapes and unreal colours follow one another along the 10 km of coastline.
Seaside resort of
Perros-Guirec
Around the hotel, discover the heritage, shops and restaurants of Perros-Guirec as well as its magnificent panoramas.
Large natural site
From Ploumanac'h
A must during your stay in Perros-Guirec: Ploumanac'h, its lighthouse, its granite chaos, its port, its panorama on the seven islands and the castle of Costaéres...
the 7 Islands archipelago
off the coast of Perros Guirec
Embark on a 2-hour cruise in the heart of the most important bird sanctuary in France: the Sept-Îles Archipelago off the Pink Granite Coast
Trestraou Beach
in Perros-Guirec
This kilometre-long beach, which is supervised in season, is a must-see in Perros-Guirec.
Water sports activities
in Perros-Guirec
Sailing, kayaking, paddle, boat trips,... The seaside resort of Perros-Guirec offers many possibilities to enjoy the sea!
It is worth
the diversions
Paimpol
Brehat
A preserved archipelago 10 minutes from Paimpol
Visit Paimpol, a legendary port in the Côtes-d'Armor known for its cod fishing, and then head for the Bréhat archipelago between pink rocks and hidden coves.
Tréguier
Plougrescant
Between timber-framed houses and gorse hills
Head for Tréguier, a pretty medieval town. Then follow the GR34 to Plougrescant and enjoy the nature through the magical landscapes.
Batz Island
and Carantec
The jewel of the Bay of Morlaix
Discover the magnificent coastline of the seaside resort of Carantec. Embark on a shuttle in the bay of Morlaix and stop over on the island of Batz for a total change of scenery!
The
Enclosure
An ode to spirituality with a sophisticated architecture
In terms of culture, don't miss a visit to the parish enclosures of Brittany, which bear witness to the region's prosperity in the 16th century.
The valley
Saints
Like an Easter Island in the heart of Brittany...
The Valley of the Saints is an amazing project of monumental statues 4 m high representing the founding saints of Brittany.
Your most frequently asked questions about
Perros-Guirec
Is Villa les Hydrangeas near the beach?
The nearest beach to Villa les Hydrangeas is Trestrignel beach: it is 600 metres from the hotel and an 8-minute walk away via the Chemin de la Messe.
Trestraou Beach is 1.5 km from the hotel and is a 25-minute walk away.
Is it easy to get to Perros-Guirec town centre from the hotel?
Yes, Villa les Hydrangeas is situated 600 metres from the town centre of Perros-Guirec. You can leave your car in the hotel’s private car park and walk to the town centre in 8 minutes.
How do I get to Ploumanac'h from the hotel?
There are several ways to get to Ploumanac’h from the hotel:
- It’s a 10-minute drive away. In summer, we recommend parking in one of the car parks at the entrance to Ploumanac’h. The two car parks in Ploumanac’h are pay-and-display and are often full.
- You can also get there by public transport (the bus stop is 50 metres from Villa les Hydrangeas). .
- If you enjoy walking, we recommend setting off on foot from the hotel along the road that runs alongside the coast to reach the start of the Customs Officers’ Path on the hills above Trestraou beach. Then follow the GR34, which offers stunning views of the pink granite outcrops and leads straight to the village of Ploumanac’h.