Area for camping-car of Trévou-Tréguignec

In the heart of the Pink Granite Coast, the bay of Trestel is as much appreciated for its magnificent coastline as for the diversity of its landscapes. Trévou-Tréguignec has several beaches offering a wonderful view of the Sept-Iles archipelago, a protected site home to nearly 27 bird species. Boats allow you to sail to observe these seabirds, which constitute the most important ornithological reserve in France. This renowned seaside resort invites you to relax and enjoy the peace and quiet. The beaches in the bay offer different landscapes: the Plage aux Choux, the Plage du Royau and the Plage de Poupry show a harmonious mix of sand and pebbles. The beach of Trestel, on the other hand, is only of fine sand. It has obtained the Blue Flag certification, a symbol of high environmental quality. You can enjoy a nice walk, including the GR 34 trail! To diversify your discoveries, some hiking trails lead you to the marshes, whose preserved fauna and flora reflect a rich natural heritage. The Roselière path (2.8 km) goes right by the campsite, but you can extend your walk and enjoy the 32 hectares of this marshland and its abundant nature. Continuing inland, you will pass through the forest and see the Château de Boisriou (17th century).