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How do I get around?on the Pink Granite Coast

Getting around the Pink Granite Coast

The Pink Granite Coast offers a number of ways to get around, depending on your needs and desires. Public transport with its many lines running all year round. Soft mobility: electrically-assisted bicycles and a network of charging points for electric vehicles are part of an eco-responsible approach.

I'm on the move by bike

On the Pink Granite Coast, cycling is clearly a great way to enjoy the countryside without stress… and without looking for a parking space for hours! Whether you’re on a conventional or electric bike, you can explore the back roads of the Trégor, skirt the coastline, cross the harbours and easily reach the unmissable spots along the coast.
The more motivated can even take the Vélomaritime®, the cycle route that runs along the coast and offers almost 100km of discoveries in the area, with its maritime panoramas, beaches and Breton villages.

If you want to pedal with a light heart, services like Vélek’tro offer electrically-assisted bikes that are perfect for racking up the kilometres (and the hills!) effortlessly. And with Geovelo, it’s easy to find the best routes for relaxed cycling.
In short, the hardest thing about cycling here is not stopping every 5 minutes to admire the view!

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Public transport

on the Pink Granite Coast

Tilt

Transports Intercommunaux Lannion-Trégor (TILT) offers a mobility solution to all users in the community via regular routes and on-demand services.

There are 11 regular bus routes:

line A: Airport <> Hospital via Ploubezre
line B: Beg Léguer <> Collège Coppens
line C: Ampère <> Roz ar Gavet [school holidays only]
line D: Lannion <> Trébeurden via Ile Grande
line E: Lannion <> Trégastel via Perros-Guirec
line F: Parking de Kermaria <> Ampère
line G : Sunday evening line Gare Lannion <> IUT de Lannion [school holidays only].
line M :(market line) : Rospez/Loguivy-les-Lannion <> Quai d’Aiguillon
line 30: Lannion <> Morlaix
le Macareux: Louannec <> Saint Quay-Perros <> Perros-Guirec <> Trégastel
Market lines: Thursdays <> Lannion and Tuesdays Lanvellec <> Plouaret [1 Tuesday out of 2].

Breizhgo

route 206: Lannion <> Guingamp <> Saint-Brieuc
route 225 : Lézardrieux <> Pleubian <> Paimpol
route 227 : Lannion <> Tréguier <> Lézardrieux <> Paimpol
line 228 : Tréguier <>La Roche-Jaudy <> Guingamp

SNCF Connect

Practical, simple and headache-free: you can consult all the timetables for the public transport networks between each town in the destination.

Taxis and rentals

on the Pink Granite Coast

I drive eco-responsibly

on the Pink Granite Coast

Electric vehicles

The aim of deploying charging points for electric vehicles in the region is to provide users and potential buyers with an initial level of charging infrastructure network; to encourage their development and thus reduce emissions linked to the use of private cars; and to send a message of encouragement to economic and political players to develop this new source of sustainable mobility.

Carpool and share the road!

Discover the Pink Granite Coast while protecting the environment! Opt for carpooling and share the adventure with other travellers by using OuestGo: a local carpooling solution that allows you to pool certain journeys in order to travel in a more economical, practical and friendly way. As well as reducing your environmental impact, carpooling helps to limit traffic on the coast, makes parking easier in the summer months and allows you to travel in a more relaxed atmosphere.

Whether it’s for a weekend, a holiday or a simple excursion, it’s a simple way to make the most of the Breton coastline while doing your bit for the planet!

from port to port

Cabotage on the Pink Granite Coast

Reach the coast by sea

Arriving on the Pink Granite Coast by sea means discovering the area from a different angle. Several marinas and anchorages welcome sailors all along the coast, from Trébeurden to Tréguier, via Perros-Guirec and Port-Blanc. Whether you’re travelling by sailboat or motorboat, you’ll find suitable stopover solutions to reach the Pink Granite Coast and make a stopover in one of its ports.

For a night in port or a longer stay, enjoy privileged access to the maritime landscapes, coastal paths, shops and must-see sites of the Breton coastline. It’s a great way to discover the Pink Granite Coast, to the rhythm of the tides and the sea spray.

Discover all the ports on the Pink Granite Coast