Camellias, native to Asian regions, have brilliantly adapted to the maritime climate of the Breton coast. In Perros-Guirec, this adaptation is particularly evident, making our region a prime location to admire these magnificent flowers.

Having arrived in Europe in the 18th century through botanical explorations, camellias found an ideal environment in Brittany. The mild and humid coastal climate, characterized by low temperature amplitudes, creates a conducive framework for the development of these ornamental shrubs. In Perros-Guirec, maritime breezes soften the harshness of winter and promote vigorous growth, allowing camellias to fully flourish.

The blooming of camellias in our region begins as early as the end of winter, between February and April. In Perros-Guirec, visitors can admire a profusion of vibrant colors as nature awakens from its winter slumber. The varieties best suited to this climate, such as Camellia japonica, produce majestic flowers and glossy foliage, adding a touch of elegance to seaside gardens.

While strolling through the garden of our guesthouse, located in the heart of Perros-Guirec, you will enjoy the blooming camellias and, beyond that, the spectacular view of Perros Bay. Early in the season, as you wander through the surroundings, you will notice that camellias are an integral part of the local landscape. Thus, the camellia not only enhances the gardens but also creates a deep connection between Breton hospitality and the surrounding nature.

In summary, the camellias of Perros-Guirec are not merely a floral attraction; they embody the harmony between the coastal climate and the beauty of the flora. Their radiant blooming constitutes a true spectacle that we are eager to share with our guests. Come discover this wonder, as well as later the hydrangeas, agapanthus, or garden roses during your next stay at our guesthouse, and let yourself be enchanted by the charm of the local flora as well as by the wonderful spectacle offered by the sea along the pink granite coast.