Self Guided Walking holidays in Brittany & Normandy

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Brittany's Emerald Coast

6 nights - From £940/€1045, 5 days walking between guest houses

The Emerald coast is home to some of Brittany’s most impressive coastlines, with dramatic rocky headlands jutting into the sea, enclosing picturesque coves of beautiful golden sand. Each day’s walk changes character from the opulent villas of Dinard and the fabulous historic walled town of St Malo to the wild heathland and stunning 70m cliffs of the Frehel Peninsula.

Brittany's Granite Coast

9 nights - From £925/€1045, 8 days walking between guest houses

The Cote de Granit Rose is an outstanding coastline where pink granite blocks contrast with turquoise seas and fine sandy beaches. The GR34 or sentier de douaniers, a former coastguard footpath, winds among fantastically shaped rocks interspersed with countless rock pools, sandy coves and stunning views. In addition, other sections of coast have wild cliffs and peninsulas, dramatic estuaries and pretty fishing ports.

Brittany's Coast of Legends Part 1, Roscoff to Aber Wrac'h

7 nights - From £725/€815, 6 day's walking between guest houses

This independent walking holiday heads west from Roscoff along the first part of the coast of Legends in Brittany. This beautiful stretch of coast has a thousand different faces, including dramatic cliffs, beautiful beaches, sand dunes and and long estuaries or Abers. There are a number of small resorts and villages, inbetween which are long stretches of wild and unspoilt coast. One of the most striking features of this section of Brittany coast is the multitude of tiny islands and rocky promontories which make this coast so difficult to navigate, making it a place of numerous shipwrecks and legends.

Brittany's Coast of Legends Part 2, Aber Wrac'h to Conquet or Brest

7 or 9 nights - from £885/€995, 6 or 8 day's walking between guest houses

This self guided walking holiday is the second part of a two part trail between Roscoff and Brest, either finishing in Conquet after 6 day's walking or in Brest itself after two further day's walking. The coast is defined by long estuaries or Abers which create wide breaks in the coastline. A beautiful and varied section of coast.