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Natural spaces come alive

Explore the hidden wonders of the natural sites of the Pink Granite Coast!
Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of tides and coastal life, discover the region’s emblematic birds and animals, or let yourself be guided through landscapes shaped by man and nature. A captivating adventure awaits you as you explore the richness of Brittany’s ecosystems and unravel their secrets.

Awareness organizers and knowledge brokers

During these nature outings, these guides will pass on their knowledge through experimentation and by awakening your senses:

  • explore puddles at low tide with magnifying boxes, take a close look at sea anemones and crustaceans, and understand their superpowers for living here
  • in autumn, use the spyglass to observe migratory birds calling at Ile Grande or Sillon de Talbert
  • create sounds and games with the treasures found in the sunken paths
  • experience nature at dusk, flashlight in hand, to discover batrachians, owls and other damselflies of the night near the ponds
  • put on your boots and rediscover the pleasure of bushwalking in the forest, and meet the carnivorous plants of the Plounérin nature reserve…

Tell me and I’ll forget, show me and I’ll remember, involve me and I’ll understand.

Confucius

Over 1,500 hectares of protected natural sites

Mother Nature has given Brittany an incredible diversity of landscapes and natural environments. The Breton people have always beenkeento preserve them.
In the Bretagne Côte de Granit Rose destination, over 1,500 hectares of natural sites are protected thanks to the joint action of the Conservatoire du Littoral, the Conseil Départemental, the agglomeration and the communes.

Here, there’s no excessive urbanization: nature is a common good, and we love and respect it!

You too can play your part in preserving it:

  • be discreet for the animals’ peace and quiet
  • stay on the trails to limit the impact on the environment
  • respect the facilities
  • take photos of flowers rather than picking them
  • take your garbage with you
  • keep your dog on a leash.

The 2024 program

Every year, our activity leaders come up with new approaches to help you actively discover natural environments and forge a sensitive, respectful bond with nature. Explore, smell, experiment, let yourself be guided – there’s something for everyone!


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