ル・ファウの天然記念物・トップ4

The fountain was built in the first half of the 17th century and is intended to commemorate the hermit Saint Coval, who is said to have lived here around 600.

Interesting rocky landscape, mainly used for climbing, but also worth a visit.

The fountain decorated with a statue of Saint-Gonval and the Calvary are the only remains of a 15th century chapel destroyed during the Second World War. The Crannou forest was, under the reign of Louis XIV, exploited for wood intended for naval construction. A house and its outbuildings were assigned to the Intendant directing the operation and the chapel was then served.

Since 2006, part of the Landévennec national forest has been labeled an “integral biological nature reserve”. In this area protected by the ONF (National Forestry Office), there are no less than 81 species of mushrooms, 11 species of bats, 25 species of nesting birds as well as 83 species of bryophyte (mosses and liverworts). Hiking on these lands is a privilege. To preserve the fauna and flora, don't stray off the beaten track.

In the Armorique Regional Natural Park, the roads of the Aulne maritime meander between wooded moors, rounded slopes, shores and heritage treasures.

Superb view of the whole point of Crozon! To be explored in good weather, of course!

View of the fields and the harbor in the distance.

Menez Hom - the highest elevation on the peninsula with a wonderful view - definitely recommended!