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Sport & Outdoor
Armor Navigation
📍 Trégastel, Côtes-d'Armor
· Coz-Pors, 22730 Trégastel
À propos
Off the Côte de Granit Rose, between Perros-Guirec and Trégastel, lies the Sept-Îles archipelago, undisputed kingdom of seabirds. This rocky ensemble has been a protected natural site since 1912, and was classified as a Nature Reserve in 1976.
Imagine thousands of gannets, hundreds of puffins, crested cormorants, razorbills, common guillemots, northern fulmars, great black-backed, herring and brown gulls... nestling in the hollows of the rocks.
The Sept-Îles archipelago is home to 27 species of nesting birds, including 15 seabird species, totalling over 23,000 pairs. Île Rouzic is home to France?s only colony of gannets.
A group of around 30 grey seals live permanently on this nature reserve.
On the way back, you'll follow the famous Pink Granite Coast, a granite massif sculpted by erosion over 300 million years ago.
From Perros-Guirec: daily departures (morning and afternoon) from April to September. Possible stopover on Île aux Moines (access via rope bridge).
Depending on weather conditions and demand, departures during the All Saints school vacations. Reservations recommended.
From Trégastel and Ploumanac'h: departures in July and August.
Other excursions: departures from Perros-Guirec to Île de Bréhat in July, August and during June and September, depending on sea conditions.
Please allow extra time for parking in July and August. Ferry terminal open all year round.
Pets are accepted only on non-stop excursions.
Imagine thousands of gannets, hundreds of puffins, crested cormorants, razorbills, common guillemots, northern fulmars, great black-backed, herring and brown gulls... nestling in the hollows of the rocks.
The Sept-Îles archipelago is home to 27 species of nesting birds, including 15 seabird species, totalling over 23,000 pairs. Île Rouzic is home to France?s only colony of gannets.
A group of around 30 grey seals live permanently on this nature reserve.
On the way back, you'll follow the famous Pink Granite Coast, a granite massif sculpted by erosion over 300 million years ago.
From Perros-Guirec: daily departures (morning and afternoon) from April to September. Possible stopover on Île aux Moines (access via rope bridge).
Depending on weather conditions and demand, departures during the All Saints school vacations. Reservations recommended.
From Trégastel and Ploumanac'h: departures in July and August.
Other excursions: departures from Perros-Guirec to Île de Bréhat in July, August and during June and September, depending on sea conditions.
Please allow extra time for parking in July and August. Ferry terminal open all year round.
Pets are accepted only on non-stop excursions.