Since it is the longest coastline in France, the Bretagnepeninsula offers a variety of amazing landscapes. Each part of the coastline has its own identity, delicate blending of colours and shapes of the rocks and the sea.

Its clear water wavers between blue and green, its rocks of an warm orangy pink and the presence of megaliths have inspired and given their poetic names full of promises to these borderlines, each embodying a unique aspect of Brittany's coastlines.

A custom's trail was used years ago to watch over these coastlines however today, it is used as a long footpath, over 1300 (...)

Since it is the longest coastline in France, the Bretagnepeninsula offers a variety of amazing landscapes. Each part of the coastline has its own identity, delicate blending of colours and shapes of the rocks and the sea.

Its clear water wavers between blue and green, its rocks of an warm orangy pink and the presence of megaliths have inspired and given their poetic names full of promises to these borderlines, each embodying a unique aspect of Brittany's coastlines.

A custom's trail was used years ago to watch over these coastlines however today, it is used as a long footpath, over 1300 km to wander through splendid landscapes. On this path, GR34, from the port of Saint-Nazaire (southern Brittany) to Mount Saint-Michel's doors (on the northern side), you can almost go right around Brittanyby foot. Let its exquisite charm be bewitched.