周辺の天然記念物・トップ6

View from the cliffs over the rough sea and all the way to Pointe du Raz.

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Here, Finistère fully justifies its name: the end of the land is celebrated in a parade of capes and promontories that brave the open sea. Classified as a “Grand site de France”, the Pointe du Raz rises to some 70 meters in height. Sculpted by the ocean and the winds, it alone is worth the trip to the region. Opposite it, the square lighthouse of the islet of La Vieille, lit in 1887, was automated in 1995. Beyond the untamed rocks and the emerald sea, the panorama over the open sea allows you to admire the island of Sein and on a clear day the Ar Men lighthouse.

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Very nice point of view. Just in front of Cap de la Chevre (Crozon)

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The Pointe du Raz is a tongue of rocks which flows into the Iroise Sea. This promontory is the most advanced point of Cape Sizun. You can walk almost to the end, but be careful. The official route stops at the terrace level. After this point, you will find a path among the rocks, handrails, but the greatest vigilance is required when venturing there.

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This archaeological site experienced strong activity in the Palaeolithic and Neolithic. Now restored, it is accessible every day of the year. To go further, the interpretation center is open in July and August.

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Pretty fountain, dragonflies and butterflies await you. You can have lunch sitting in the shade of the fountain in peace and away from the road. Don't forget to take your rubbish with you. Also note that the surroundings are not open toilets. At least, if you can't hold back, think about the following and bury your droppings to leave no trace.

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It's in the eye of the beholder...but, for me personally, it's even more beautiful and wilder than the overcrowded neighboring Cape

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Very nice stretch of coast. Highly recommended for hikers.

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