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The Forum de Trégastel, in the Côtes-d'Armor, sits between sky and sea on the Pink Granite Coast. It combines a water leisure area and a fitness circuit in seawater heated to 28 °C.
There are underwater jets, a current river, a water mushroom, water cannons, a geyser, a four-lane 25-metre pool, hot whirlpool baths and a paddling pool for toddlers.
The Trégastel Marine Aquarium stands 100 metres from the beach and is hollowed out beneath a great pink granite boulder known as the "Père Éternel".
Between Trégastel and Perros-Guirec, on the Pink Granite Coast, hides an astonishing site: the Traouïero.
The Renote peninsula is a protected natural area that shelters many chaos of pink granite, with fauna and flora characteristic of the seaside.
On this stretch of the Trégor coast, rocks of pinkish granite with shapes sculpted by erosion make up a landscape unique in France. The Customs Officers' path, between Perros-Guirec and Ploumanac'h, offers the most beautiful route.
A neo-medieval château on the island of Costaérès, off Trégastel, whose Breton name means 'old drying place'.
Sculpted by the sea and time, balanced in a sometimes more than improbable equilibrium, steeped in mystery and fuelling the imagination, the rocks recall the power of the natural elements.