
We stayed on holiday at a bungalow next to the Golf Course at St Samson; this is just south of Tregastel and not far from the resort of Perros Guirec, which has a population of c. 7,500 inhabitants
The name of the town comes from Pen Ros, in Breton, meaning the head of the hill, and Guirec, a monk who landed here in the VIth century.
Perros-Guirec is located on the Côte de Granite Rose (Coast of Pink Granite), famous for its heaps of pink rocks. A scenic Sentier des Douaniers (Customs' Path) links Perros-Guirec to the small port of Ploumanac'h.
From an organic food point of view, within a radius of less than 18 miles; there was a market everyday of the week, where organic produce (Veg, meat, cheese, bread etc.) was available.
Within a six-mile radius were 3 Bio Coop shops with full organic produce available, and also five conventional supermarkets that had a better selection of organic produce than we have in the UK.
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