Camping Plages de Beg Leguer

A 5-star campsite facing the Pink Granite Coast

Camping Les Plages de Beg Leguer is located on Route de la Côte in Lannion, in the Côtes-d’Armor. Its setting is exceptional: facing west, 500 metres from the sea, in an unspoilt area that opens the door to the famous Pink Granite Coast. This due-west orientation makes all the difference, offering a remarkable spot to admire the sunsets over the Bay of Lannion, one of the region’s most beautiful natural spectacles. The 5-star estate spans a carefully landscaped park with shaded, well-defined pitches to preserve everyone’s privacy. Accommodation ranges from contemporary mobile homes to more spacious versions for large families. The immediate proximity of the GR34 customs officers’ path, directly accessible from the campsite, opens up kilometres of walks facing the ocean. Open from 7 May to 20 September 2026, the establishment holds a rating of 8.5/10 across nearly 200 customer surveys, a mark of recognised hospitality quality.

Bar-snack bar and welcome on the Pink Granite Coast

Camping Les Plages de Beg Leguer offers a bar-snack bar, open during the season from 7 May to 20 September 2026, with takeaway pizzas, appetiser platters, ice cream and drinks to enjoy on the terrace facing the ocean. There is no restaurant on site, but the proximity of Lannion and the surrounding restaurants largely makes up for this: full-course galettes, seafood, fresh fish and traditional Breton eateries are within a short distance. On the entertainment side, the Capfun team offers a programme suited to the establishment’s intimate scale, with friendly activities rather than mass-scale evenings, respecting the calm of the site. This restraint in entertainment is one of the points appreciated by regulars seeking Breton authenticity. Practical services include a convenience store, a daily bread delivery service, a launderette, wifi in communal areas and bike hire for exploring the customs officers’ path and the protected coastline of the Côtes-d’Armor.

GR34, gems of the Pink Granite Coast and Trégastel

The campsite’s location opens up a rarely beautiful playground. The GR34, directly accessible from the campsite, is the legendary customs officers’ path that runs along the entire Breton coastline for hundreds of kilometres: from Beg Leguer, you can head towards the Bay of Lannion or the Pink Granite Coast. The latter, one of Brittany’s most spectacular stretches, unfurls its pink-tinted granite rocks into a landscape unique in the world. Trégastel and its famous Coz-Pors beach, Ploumanac’h and its jumble of rocks, Perros-Guirec and its marina are within thirty minutes. Pleumeur-Bodou with its Planetarium, as well as the Radôme, are well worth a visit for science enthusiasts. The Château de Tonquédec, a spectacular medieval ruin, is a short distance away. Lannion, a town of art and history, reveals its half-timbered houses. For sailing enthusiasts, sailing schools, paddleboarding and diving are practised all along the coast. On the campsite, a multisports pitch, pétanque and table tennis tables keep sports fans busy every day.