Trégastel | |
The rock says skull. | |
Information | |
Country | France |
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Regions | Brittany Côtes-d'Armor |
Sea | Handle |
Watercourse | Kerougan, Samson |
Altitude | Between 0 and71 m |
Area | 7 km² |
Population | 2 501 hab. () |
Density | 357,29 inhab./km² |
Nice | Trégastelois (e) |
Postal code | 22730 |
Telephone prefix | 33 2 96 |
Spindle | UTC 01:00, UTC 02:00 |
Location | |
Official site | |
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Trégastel is a town french on the Pink granite coast in Brittany.
Understand
Seaside resort, Trégastel has about 2,400 inhabitants, but this number is multiplied by five in the summer season.
Trégastel has two covered alleys (Kergüntuil and Île Renote), a dolmen (Kergüntuil), two menhirs (Sainte Anne and Trémarc'h) and a Gallic stele (moved to the Tourist Office).
To go
TGV to Lannion then bus to Trégastel.
Circulate
For the center and the beaches, it is best to get around on foot. Cycling is probably the best way to go anywhere. Finding a parking space is never too difficult.
To see
- 1 Renote Island Free. – In reality a peninsula, it is forbidden to cars and it is a beautiful walk in nature and the rocks. Beautiful view of Ploumanach.
- 2 Tide mill from 15/06 to 15/09 sat.- Fri. : 9 h 00 - 16 h 30. 0 €. – Built in 1764 (in place of another that had existed since 1375), it contains an eco-museum.
- 3 Marine Aquarium 37 Boulevard du Coz-Pors, 33 2 96 23 48 58, e-mail : [email protected] 8,3 €.
- 4 Gouffre Island – A high pile of rock in which the waves rush with noise. Accessible only when the tide is low, be careful not to get trapped.
- 5 Rabbit Island – A pleasant island covered with grass, it is more accessible than Le Gouffre, but remains inaccessible at high tide. Under the large rock you will find the remains of the troglodyte house that Zantig had built in 1930, an original ex-Foreign Legion that has become legendary among locals and tourists.
Do
- 1 Beach of Grève Blanche Free. – The best beach for swimming or enjoying the fine sand.
- 2 Coz Pors Beach Free. – Less fine sand, colder water, but more restaurants, cafes and terraces which give it an air of the Croisette.
- 3 Tour of the Seven Islands – Embark on a tour of the Seven Islands, a magnificent wilderness reserve with northern gannets and other birds.
- 4 Nautical Club Trégastel , 33 2 96 23 45 05, e-mail : [email protected] – Rental of kayaks, sailboards, dinghies and sailboats for the day.
- 5 Forum of Trégastel , 33 2 96 15 30 44 9,1 €. – Seawater swimming pool, a good plan when it rains. Currents, jets, deckchairs. The same complex contains a spa area and a weight room.
- 6 Customs footpath (GR®34) Free.
- 7 Traouïero Valley Free.
To buy
- 1 Marlet Place Sainte-Anne Mon. : 8 h - 13 h. – With 280 exhibitors in summer, it is the second largest market in the department. Every Friday at the end of the afternoon, a local market offers products from organic and regional farming.
- 2 Super U Poul Palud Street Mon.- sat. : 8 h 45 - 9 h 30. – The only hypermarket in the town.
Eat
Coz Pors Beach is lined with many restaurants that primarily serve vacationers. Locals prefer restaurants around Place Sainte Anne.
Have a drink / Go out
- 1 Toucouleur 118 Poul Palud Street, 33 2 96 23 46 26, e-mail : [email protected] – Bar with live concerts
Housing
Many hotels not far from the beaches.
Around
- 1 Ploumanac'h – Charming fishing port