hikingover the ocean
Now known as the GR®34, the famous customs trail runs along almost 2,000 kilometres of Brittany’s coastline, from Mont-Saint-Michel to Saint-Nazaire. Its name comes from its historical use: in the 18th and 19th centuries, it was used by customs officers to monitor the coastline and combat smuggling.
In the Guérande peninsula, the GR® 34 offers a superb walking experience between estuary, marshes and coastal landscapes. From the Arzal – Camoël dam to the last bridge over the Loire at Saint-Nazaire, the trail unfurls open panoramas, bathed in iodised air. Accessible in sections, it lends itself equally well to a stroll or a more sporting hike, as close as possible to the ocean.
Coastal walks - Piriac-sur-Mer
Walks on the wild coast of Assérac







