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Saint-Brieuc
Erquy

Cap d'Erquy and its wild beaches

Moderate

4.8

(290)

1,453

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Cap d'Erquy and its wild beaches

02:08

7.89km

110m

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This circular route, starting from the Cap d'Erquy car park, follows the GR 34 through one of the most iconic landscapes on the Breton coast. You walk along pink sandstone cliffs and cross moors, dunes, and wooded valleys, with regular views of the sea. The trail passes several wild beaches,…

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Last updated: May 14, 2025

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1.50 km

Great Blue Lake

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The larger of two lakes formed from a disused quarry.

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2.13 km

Towards the end of the 18th century, the Le Doledec family company began mining a fine-grained rock they called "granite" in the quarries north of Erquy. The stones were cut …

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2.74 km

Port Blanc Cove

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Anse de Port Blanc is accessible via the GR34, Brittany's famous coastal hiking trail. The bay is surrounded by steep cliffs of distinctive pink sandstone, which plunge dramatically into the sea.

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3.26 km

Pointe des Quatre Vents is a small, distinctive headland west of Erquy. As its name—"Headland of the Four Winds"—suggests, it is particularly windswept and open, giving the coastline a rugged, pristine appearance.

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4.97 km

View of Lourtuais beach

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The view of Lourtuais beach opens up an impressive panorama of the wild coast at Cap d’Erquy. The natural bay with its fine sand, red rocks, and heathland landscape is …

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7.89 km

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3.11 km

2.83 km

1.45 km

468 m

Surfaces

2.56 km

2.44 km

1.99 km

547 m

241 m

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August 28, 2021,FantastischFrei.de: Cap d'Erquy - Traumküste und Inspiration für Asterix & Obelix
You can find our video of the tour from minute 34:54

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SPLENDID: I did it against the original route.
We bring you the hike not to be missed under any circumstances! By parking in the Cap d'Erquy car park, follow the signs which will take you up to the blue lakes. The old pink sandstone quarries in which they were formed give way to a moor where heather rubs shoulders with …

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A fairly easy loop with good physical condition. Very well marked (yellow arrows - Les Plages Sauvages) except that we did it in reverse and therefore may have been a little more difficult. Having done it at the beginning of April, the heathers were not yet in bloom to be amazed. But even without that, the landscapes are splendid.

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Nice Sunday stroll.
No difficulty to carry out with family

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▶ ️😵 ◀ ️ We explored the picturesque town of Erquy on our last hike. We haven't come to the scallop tasting yet, the restaurants near the campsite have spontaneously decided to only open for a few days - or is it because of the low season?
🌴🤩🌴 Anyway, today we want to treat ourselves to dream beaches, a grandiose …

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June 30, 2024,Randonnée Cap Erquy
Cap d’Erquy is a real eye-catcher, it’s also a place steeped in history.
Above all, you need to equip yourself with good shoes 🥾

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August 20, 2024,Cap d’Erquy
This time, on the other side of the bay of Saint Brieuc in Erquy where we meet friends on holiday here and to discover another aspect of the fantastic Breton coast. Short loop but great impressions and swimming in the rollers of the raging English Channel today.
Let the photos speak for themselves.

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April 11, 2025

This circular route, starting from the Cap d'Erquy car park, follows the GR 34 through one of the most iconic landscapes on the Breton coast. You walk along pink sandstone cliffs and cross moors, dunes, and wooded valleys, with regular views of the sea. The trail passes several wild beaches, including

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