Trebeurden

Overview of Trebeurden

Trebeurden is a seaside resort in Pink Granite Coast with around ten beaches.

Key facts

• Type of place: small town.

• Tourist interest: ★ (worth a stop if you are in the area).

• Location: at the entrance to Lannion Bay, in the Côtes-d'Armor department.

• Distances:

• Local time: Heure : Trebeurden.

• Population: 3,664 inhabitants (2016).

• Area: 13.4 km².

• Altitude: sea level.

• Website: http://www.tourisme-trebeurden.com

History of Trebeurden

What to see and do in Trebeurden

Beyond a few scattered megaliths and its marina, the town still has a small seaside heritage with some late 19th-century villas. It also boasts around ten beaches, some offering a rather pretty view of the coast and surrounding islets.

In the surrounding area

Pink Granite Coast ★★★
This coastal stretch of about forty kilometres between Plestin and Louannec is characterised by the pink colour of its granite rocks.

Climate and weather

Like the rest of the coast, the town has an oceanic climate—mild, humid, and quite windy year-round, with relatively low temperature variation: neither too cold in winter nor too hot in summer. Rainfall (less heavy than inland) is spread throughout the year, peaking in autumn and winter.

Sea temperature throughout the year

Getting around

Getting there

Getting around

Accommodation

Food

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