Experience the best local sights around Trévou-Tréguignec

Trévou-Tréguignec is a hidden gem on Brittany’s northern coast, known for its beautiful beaches and relaxed atmosphere.

EXPLORE THE PINK GRANITE COAST



From wild beaches and coastal walks to gardens, historic towns and great local food,

there is plenty to discover around La Maison 1903.


Here are a few of our favourite places and experiences.

Good restaurants



Trestel Maison Mlouette logo featuring a seagull, La Maison 1903 bed and breakfast in Trévou-Tréguignec

Maison Mouette



Located on Trestel Beach, just 900 metres from the house, Maison Mouette is a friendly spot for lunch or for sharing tapas and cocktails. Homemade food, a relaxed atmosphere and a lovely terrace to enjoy on sunny days.
Tuesday to Thursday:12pm–2pm & 6.30pm–10.30pmFriday:12pm–2pm & 6.30pm–1amSaturday: 12pm–1amSunday: 12pm–10.30pm  
Tel: +33 2 96 21 35 54
La Maison 1903 dining room with beachfront views, wooden chairs, and coastal French Riviera landscape in Trévou-Tréguignec

L'Abris du Marais



Also located on Trestel Beach, L’Abri du Marais is a simple and welcoming crêperie-restaurant. Galettes, crêpes and excellent moules-frites make it a great no-fuss place to eat by the sea.


Thursday to Monday:12pm–2.30pm & 7pm–10.30pm  
Tel: +33 2 96 21 35 54
Octopus logo for L'Amer À Boire bar and crêperie at La Maison 1903 B&B in Trévou-Tréguignec

L'Amer à boire et à manger



In the heart of Penvénan, this charming crêperie serves delicious galettes and crêpes in a cheerful, relaxed atmosphere. On sunny days, enjoy the terrace or garden with a cocktail or a local beer.
Monday, Wednesday & Sunday:9am–2pmThursday to Saturday:6.30pm–10pm  
Tel: +33 9 81 00 78 71

Nature walks



Rocky granite formations and sandy beach cove with ocean view in Trévou-Tréguignec, Brittany

Ploumanac’h & Pink Granite Coast



Discover the unique rock formations of the Pink Granite Coast. This iconic area is perfect for photography and scenic walks.
Two puffins among wildflowers overlooking coastal cliffs near Trévou-Tréguignec, Brittany

Les Sept-Îles



Depart from Perros-Guirec and embark on an excursion to the Sept-Îles nature reserve. Puffins, gannets, grey seals... an unforgettable outing to discover the coast from the sea
La Maison 1903 B&B nestled among granite boulders on coastal rocks in Trévou-Tréguignec, Brittany

Plougrescant & the Côte des Ajoncs



With its wild coves, sea-sculpted rocks and little harbours, the Côte des Ajoncs reveals a beautifully unspoilt and dramatic side of Brittany. In Plougrescant, don’t miss the famous Gouffre and the iconic house between the rocks, before continuing along the GR34 coastal path.

Must-see places



Medieval stone church spire framed by timber-framed buildings in Trévou-Tréguignec, Brittany

Tréguier



A charming historic town on the banks of the Jaudy, Tréguier is known for its narrow streets, half-timbered houses and impressive Saint-Tugdual Cathedral. On Wednesdays, its lively market fills the historic centre and is well worth a visit.
Seagull overlooks La Maison 1903 B&B with turquoise bay and rocky islands in Trévou-Tréguignec, Brittany

Bréhat Island



Known as the “Island of Flowers”, Bréhat is best explored on foot or by bike, with its secluded coves, stone houses and lush gardens. A timeless escape, just a short boat ride from the Pointe de l’Arcouest.
Vibrant magenta flowers and white lilies in La Maison 1903's garden, Trévou-Tréguignec

Le Jardin du Pellinec



An exceptional place for garden lovers. This private garden, open at certain times of the year, is a veritable plant interlude, with a splendid view over the estuary. A great source of inspiration

For the taste buds



Fresh oysters with lemon wedges on ice at La Maison 1903, Trévou-Tréguignec

Sunset aperitif



A few local oysters, a chilled glass of white wine and the sea as a backdrop… sometimes, you really don’t need much more.
We’ll be happy to share our favourite spots to enjoy moments like thes
Fresh scallops being measured and sorted during seafood harvest in Trévou-Tréguignec, Brittany

Breton markets



Bring a bit of the region home with you: fresh fish, local vegetables, farm butter, homemade jams and great local finds. Each market has its own atmosphere
Chef preparing crêpes at La Maison 1903, a bed and breakfast in Trévou-Tréguignec, France

Sillon de Talbert



This unique natural site is a narrow strip of land stretching into the sea. It’s a protected area perfect for scenic walks and discovering Brittany’s coastal landscape.