Corréjou cliffs

The path that runs along the cliffs of Corréjou offers magnificent views of Camaret-sur-Mer and its port. There is also the Petit Gouin fort located on the eponymous point.

The rocks of Corréjou not only offer a beautiful view, but with the beach of the same name underneath they are also a geological and geological highlight!

On the coast of the peninsula, at low tide, you can come across beds of pebbles lying in the soft cliffs: the "official" name is therefore 'Plage suspendue'. The hanging beach of Corréjou is one of the 27 geological sites classified as ERB (Espace Remarquable de Bretagne) on the Crozon peninsula, in particular the petrified sand shores, located a little further north nearby, which can also be discovered...

Corréjou is said to come from the Breton word gorre = high and refers to the northern beach.

On the way to the Pointe du Grand Gouin there is a magnificent view of the city.