Coastal tour

Loop
Plounéour-Brignogan-Plages
  • Type Pedestrian
  • Distance 8 Km
  • Duration 2h
  • Difficulty Easy
  • Loop
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Baie de Goulven, Peleuz Plounéour-Trez
pointe de Beg Ar Groaz Plounéour Trez
Saint-Pierre Church

About us

An authenticity that always appeals to me. It's a haven of peace for birds, an unrivalled fishing spot, and a playground for speed lovers and thrill-seekers! I don't have a favorite season, they all have their own charm, sea or land, it doesn't matter to me, just one moment: the morning and its lights...

Why choose this hike over any other?
1) For its heritage from another time, such as the Dievet dolmen, a witness to prehistory, the wash-houses, witnesses to daily life, and the goémon ovens, witnesses to the economic activity of Pays Pagan.

2) For the diversity of its landscapes: high tide/low tide, coastline/countryside.
3) Because I'm attached to it.

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Itinerary
Step 1/3:

From the multicolored fishing boats to the majestic rocks, each bearing a name like a human being, the view from this small cross on a natural promontory is breathtaking.

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Beg ar Groas (The cross and the bay)

A Neolithic dolmen, the remains of a funerary monument, stands out in the open fields. The layer of earth that once covered it has now disappeared, revealing a slab of granite. Fascinating in its grandeur and the epoch it embodies, it is one of the most visited sites in the commune.

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The Dievet dolmen

The perfect duo. It's impossible to ignore St Pierre church and its stained glass windows. Its majestic steeple has watched over the town since 1734.

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Church and town hall
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