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NEWS FROM THE COAST

Here, we share what makes camping life so special.

Nature outings, events, moments in the great outdoors and little everyday novelties: this page brings together the highlights of Camping Liberté Landrellec, throughout the seasons, between sea, nature and a spirit of freedom.

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The Springtime of Bell Ringers in Lannion

Every year at Printemps des Sonneurs, the streets and squares of Lannion, just a few minutes from Camping Liberté Landrellec, come alive to the rhythm of traditional Breton music. Concerts, bell-ringing competitions, fest-noz and popular entertainment bring together enthusiasts and curious onlookers for a typically Breton celebration and sharing experience from 23 to 24 May 2026. It's an opportunity to discover or rediscover bell-ringers, rowboats and local dances in a friendly and festive atmosphere in the heart of the Pink Granite Coast.

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Heading for the Seven Islands Archipelago

Are you staying at Camping Liberté Landrellec? Don't miss the region's unmissable animal show! Just a few minutes from your pitch, the port of Perros-Guirec is the starting point for the kingdom of seabirds: the Sept-Îles Archipelago.

Classified as a National Nature Reserve, this archipelago is the largest bird sanctuary on the French coast. Hop aboard one of the speedboats and set off to explore a wild sanctuary where nature reigns supreme.

Get your binoculars and cameras ready! Depending on the season, the spectacle is magnificent:

  • Gannets: Rouzic Island is home to France's only colony of these majestic birds (more than 20,000 pairs!).
  • Puffins: Emblematic of the region with their colourful beaks (mainly visible in spring and early summer).
  • Grey seals: A colony has made its home here and can often be seen basking on the rocks at low tide.
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The great outdoors begins here

The GR®34 coastal path runs along the Brittany coastline for over 2,000 km and passes directly by Camping Liberté Landrellec. From the campsite, you can reach this iconic path on foot and set off to explore the coastal landscapes, including beaches, rocks and panoramic sea views.

Formerly used to patrol the coast, the GR®34 is now one of Brittany's most famous hiking trails. In Landrellec, it offers accessible walks that you can enjoy at your own pace, allowing you to fully appreciate the coastline and surrounding nature. It's the ideal activity during a seaside holiday, whether you fancy a short stroll or a longer hike along the coast.

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