プルーネヴェズ-ロクリストの天然記念物・トップ9

There are plenty of stones here. Some even have a stone in their garden. But there's something monumental about this height.

On the Kerlouan coast, right by the sea, there are rocks that have been shaped by their unique shapes and the power of nature. One particularly striking stone seems to have a face on it - a freak of nature that stimulates the imagination with its silent presence. If you keep your eyes open and pause for a moment, you may discover other figures or silhouettes hidden in the rocks. The constant change of tide and the play of light and shadow across the rugged landscape make the rocks seem almost alive. A place where you should take the time to explore the details - whether while walking along the coast or during a break to enjoy the view. This stretch of the Breton coast invites you to discover not only nature, but also the subtle stories that the stones carry hidden.

There are fairy tales everywhere, in which you can find poets and characters. Several elephants, a dog, faces, a dwarf, a rhinoceros, a guinea pig...

The whole of France is focused on the 2024 Olympic Games. Cups and other devotional items with the famous rings can be bought everywhere. The mascot is Phryge, a cheerful stylized Phrygian cap that was already appreciated by the ancient Persian god Mitras, later by the Doges of Venice, and which the Jacobins later made their symbol of freedom. Today it is often worn by statues of the Republic. But deserving athletes are also honored. Right by the sea there is a really lovingly designed monument made from an existing rock by adding an eye, which sports experts will easily recognize as an Ele monument. Here, too, the famous world champion in squats and star of international sports festivals enjoys great popularity. Locals say that Ele likes to use the meditation rock here before competitions to prepare himself mentally, which enthusiastic Ele fans like to imitate.

Very impressive, Christianized menhir, which was placed here by Obelix some time ago.

Very famous menhir in the region, which towers like a dragon's tooth. In the season and on weekends and holidays you are lucky if you can photograph it without tourists and walkers.

Over more than six kilometers, the Kerrema dunes constitute an exceptional space where dune flora exults. Dunes play a primary natural role: they protect land from sand blown by winds. Be vigilant and stay on marked trails.

The Cam Louis menhir, one of the tallest in Brittany, measures almost 7 meters high. It has been classified as a Historic Monument since 1909. Legend has it that it is erected on a treasure, accessible only on Christmas Day, at the stroke of midnight! Bordering the shore on an uncultivated moor where rocks emerge, it serves as a landmark for coastal navigators.