Taxi Romain: private tours of the Pink Granite Coast, at your own pace
No car? I take you to the places I know best on the Pink Granite Coast, from a 3-hour discovery to a full day, from €150. I pick you up at your accommodation or at Lannion station, and I wait while you walk.
Prefer to talk? +33 6 22 48 49 62. I’m often driving, so a message gets a faster answer.
How do you visit the Pink Granite Coast without a car?
With a private tour: I drive, you choose the stops. The best places, Ploumanac’h, the Renote peninsula, Île Grande and Trébeurden, are spread along the coast and buses between them are few. In half a day you see the main sites, and you walk the finest parts on foot while I wait or pick you up at the other end.
I’ve been a professional driver since 2010: fourteen years in Paris, then back to Brittany in 2024, to Pleumeur-Bodou. Ploumanac’h is where I did my first dives and walked with my parents as a child, and the Grève Blanche in Trégastel is still where I go to watch the sea. I’m not an official guide: I take you to the right places at the right time and tell you what I know about them.
My private tours
3 hoursDiscovery Tour
€150 per car
A first look at the coast, ideal for a free afternoon.
- Ploumanac’h: I drop you at the harbour, you walk the customs officers’ path to the Men Ruz lighthouse while I wait
- Saint-Guirec beach and its little oratory
- The Renote peninsula in Trégastel, views over the Sept-Îles
5 hoursClassic East Tour
€240 per car
Perros-Guirec, Ploumanac’h and Renote in half a day.
- Trestrignel viewpoint, over the bay of Perros-Guirec
- Trestraou beach, free time by the sea
- Ploumanac’h: the customs officers’ path and the Men Ruz lighthouse
1 more stop
- The Renote peninsula and the Sept-Îles
5 hoursClassic West Tour
€240 per car
The quieter side of the coast, the one most visitors miss.
- The Renote peninsula in Trégastel
- The viewpoint above the Grève Blanche, with its orientation table
- Île Grande: a breath of sea air on the GR34 near the LPO bird station
2 more stops
- Trébeurden: the harbour, Le Castel and Tresmeur beach
- Pointe de Bihit, the view over the bay of Lannion
8 hoursThe whole coastFull Coast Day
€360 per car
The whole coast from end to end. Start early and have Ploumanac’h almost to yourself.
- Trestrignel in the morning light
- Ploumanac’h before the crowds
- Trestraou beach
4 more stops
- The Renote peninsula
- Île Grande
- Trébeurden harbour and Tresmeur beach
- Pointe de Bihit at the end of the day
3h30Plougrescant Tour
€160 per car
A wilder landscape, east of the Pink Granite Coast.
- Castel Meur, the little house wedged between the rocks
- The Gouffre de Plougrescant
- About 2 hours on site to walk the coastal path
customMade for youYour Own Tour
from €150 per car
You have your own idea? We build the day together.
- The east end: Port-Blanc, the islands off Buguélès, Plougrescant, the old town of Tréguier
- Combined with a pick-up at Lannion station
- Your pace, your stops, your timing
1 more stop
- Fixed price agreed when you book
Prices are per car, not per person. Pick-up at your accommodation on the Pink Granite Coast or at Lannion station. Fixed price agreed when you book. Payment in the car by card, cash or Wero.
Full-day trips further away
full dayRoscoff Day
€360 per car
The old corsair town on the north coast of Finistère, at your own pace.
- The old town and its granite shipowners’ houses
- Notre-Dame de Croaz-Batz church and its bell tower
- The harbour, facing the Île de Batz
1 more stop
- The Roscoff exotic garden
full dayMorlaix Day
€340 per car
A medieval town under a huge railway viaduct.
- The Morlaix viaduct, 58 metres high
- The Grand’Rue and its old timber-framed houses
- The Maison de la Duchesse Anne
1 more stop
- The old town and its narrow streets
long dayMont-Saint-Michel Day
€600 per car
About 2h30 each way, for a day like no other. Book well ahead in high season.
- Departure around 7am from the Pink Granite Coast
- Around 5 to 6 hours free on site
- The abbey (entry ticket paid on site)
1 more stop
- The Grande Rue, the ramparts and the view over the bay
Prices per car, from your accommodation on the Pink Granite Coast, with waiting time on site and the drive back in the evening. Entry tickets (abbey, museums, garden) are paid on site.
A few of my tours
Along the way
Your driverOne driver, one car
I work alone with my Toyota RAV4 2022, so you deal with the same person from the first message to the end of the day. Arriving by plane at Brest or by ferry at Roscoff? I can build a tour around your arrival: Brest airport, Roscoff ferry, Lannion station.
A word about my English
I speak a little English, enough to show you the coast, and my phone’s translator does the rest. Booking in writing is the easiest way for both of us. In July and August, the earlier in the day, the quieter Ploumanac’h is.
Tell me your day
Send me the date, the tour you like, the number of people and where you are staying. I confirm with a fixed price for the car.
Frequently asked questions
How can I visit the Pink Granite Coast without a car?
Book a private tour: I drive and you choose the stops. The best places, Ploumanac’h, the Renote peninsula, Île Grande and Trébeurden, are spread along the coast and buses between them are few. In half a day you see the main sites and walk the best parts on foot while I wait.
How much does a private tour of the Pink Granite Coast cost?
€150 for the 3-hour Discovery Tour, €240 for the 5-hour East or West tours, €360 for the full day and €160 for the 3h30 Plougrescant tour. A tour built around your own ideas starts at €150. The price is for the car, not per person, and it is fixed when you book.
What is the difference between the East and West tours?
The East tour covers Perros-Guirec, Ploumanac’h and the Renote peninsula, the busiest and most famous part. The West tour goes to Trégastel, Île Grande, Trébeurden and the Pointe de Bihit, the quieter side that most visitors miss.
Can you pick me up at Lannion station for a tour?
Yes. I have started tours straight from the train. Give me your train number and we set off as soon as you arrive.
Do you wait while I walk?
Yes. At Ploumanac’h I can drop you at the harbour and pick you up at the other end of the path, near Ranolien, about 45 minutes later. On the Renote peninsula the walk round takes about 45 minutes too.
Is the price per person?
No, the price is for the car, whatever the number of passengers. A couple or a family pay the same price for the same tour.
Are you a tour guide?
No, I’m a driver who knows this coast well. Ploumanac’h is where I walked with my parents as a child. I show you where to stop and share what I know, and you explore at your own pace.
When is the best time to visit Ploumanac’h?
Early in the morning, especially in July and August when the site gets busy. The full-day tour starts early for that reason.
Can you take me to Mont-Saint-Michel, Roscoff or Morlaix for the day?
Yes. Roscoff is a full day for €360, Morlaix €340 and Mont-Saint-Michel €600, per car, from your accommodation on the Pink Granite Coast. For Mont-Saint-Michel we leave around 7am, it is about 2h30 each way, and you have 5 to 6 hours on site. Entry tickets are paid on site.
Can I combine a tour with Brest airport or the Roscoff ferry?
Yes, ask me for a tour built around your arrival or departure. I give you a fixed price when you book.
How do I book a tour?
With the booking form on this page, a WhatsApp message or a call. Send me the date, the tour, the number of people and where to pick you up. I confirm by WhatsApp, text message or email, the way you contacted me.
How do I pay?
In the car, by card, cash or Wero. I can give you an invoice on request.
Do you speak English?
A little. Booking in writing, with the form or on WhatsApp, avoids any misunderstanding, and my phone’s translator helps along the way.
