Pink Rocks, Turquoise Waters and Fairy Dust

You know, there are places on Earth where nature has done so much better than Photoshop ever could. You’ve probably encountered them on desktop image collections and viral photography contests, but have you ever thought of experiencing them live? We are here to remind you that there is a wonder awaiting behind virtually every corner of Europe. And Ploumanac’h in Brittany France is among our most exceptional examples of natural wizardry.

The pink rocks of Ploumanac’h are oddly shaped stone giants stretching along the shore and covering an area of over 25 hectares. The unusual and scenic granite formations are world-famous for their pinkish hues, gently blending with the crystal turquoise waters between the English Channel and the Celtic Sea. And suddenly, Brittany France is not that far away from Neverland anymore.

Location and getting there

Ploumanac’h, which was recently declared to be “the village most preferred by the French,” is a part of the Perros-Guirec commune, located in the Côtes-d’Armor department of Brittany France.

The picturesque village port is a widely preferred destination for both locals and international travelers. It is easily reachable by both bus and private motor vehicles.

What is there to see and do around Ploumanac’h

Ploumanac’h and its pink rocks are an all-year-round favorite for tourists since they offer a wide variety of leisure and natural entertainment options for people with diverse lifestyles and preferences.

Some of the most charming sightseeing locations and distinct leisure activities around the village include:

• Walking the custom trails among the pinkish rocks and enjoying the breathtaking scenery, along with the perfectly preserved flora and fauna of the region.
  
  
• Practicing elementary or advanced rock climbing around the rocks, which are generally safe and non-slippery, except for during harsh weather conditions.
  
  
• Engaging in a variety of water sports that can be practiced around the coastline of the village – from swimming to renting a kayak, a dinghy, a catamaran, or a classic sailing boat.
  
  
• Visiting the Lighthouse of Men Ruz – one of the main landmarks that traditionally symbolize the place.
  
  
• Picnicking at the little and picturesque St-Guirec Beach.
  
  
• Visiting the small Port of Ploumanac’h and renting a boat to explore the seven islands around the coastline.

Are you moved yet? Because Ploumanac’h keeps a lot of secrets and guards a treasury of fairy tales. Most of them, you shall discover on your own.