Drought crisis

Let’s conserve our water and protect our natural areas

Due to the current weather conditions and the drought, water supplies are under strain and restrictions are in place. Find out about simple steps you can take to reduce your water consumption. At the same time, the risk of fire in our woodland and heathland areas is very high. To continue enjoying the Pink Granite Coast safely, let’s all adopt some simple everyday habits.

To prevent fires from starting, access to and movement within woods, forests and heathland are also subject to temporary restrictions set out in prefectural and municipal by-laws. It is strictly forbidden to light fires or smoke in these areas. If in doubt, or to plan your walks with complete peace of mind, please check the signage on site, as well as the regulations governing access to wooded areas.

Have you noticed a leak or suspicious smoke?
Report any water leaks immediately to your accommodation provider, and in the event of a fire, alert the emergency services straight away by dialling 18 or 112.

Recevoir le programme

Our top 3 picks of the moment

This summer, discover the Pink Granite Coast at your own pace, both on the water and on land. Head to the Léguer en Fête festival, where the river becomes the setting for fun-filled activities and boat trips that will delight young and old alike! It’s just a stone’s throw from the river to the sea: set off on a #capitained1jour day and take the helm to explore the Pink Granite Coast from the open sea: kayaking, stand-up paddleboarding, sailing and plenty of other water sports. And since the region’s story is also told through its stones, let yourself be guided along the trails of these ‘cités de caractère’, where whispered legends and ancestral skills come to life. On the water, at sea or along the trails: this summer, every way of exploring Trégor reveals a new side to the region.

Want to grab a bite to eat this evening?

A small Breton dish, a sea view... your choice