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The Pointe de Toulinguet is a headland in Brittany. It is located at the end of the Crozon Peninsula in the municipality of Camaret-sur-Mer in Brittany. Toulinguet comes from the Breton "toul inged," which means "plover's hole." This toponym refers to one of the rocks in the sea that is perforated.

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The pointe du Grand Gouin is a rocky promontory with vertical cliffs to the west of the inlet of Camaret-sur-Mer in France. It protects a port which, in Vauban's era, was vulnerable to possible landings. It is divided into the Grand Gouin (the top of the cliff) and the Petit Gouin (mid-cliff).

Following the coastal path, you will find the Kador fort as well as the remains of the Kador battery (1757), of which only a few traces on the ground and a piece of the vault of the powder magazine remain. At that time, there were no trees on the cliffs and visibility was perfect over the entire Morgat cove.

The houses are beautifully renovated, with lots of hydrangeas and other plants; very atmospheric.

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In addition to its historical interest, this place offers a wonderful view!

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It's always fascinating for me to stand in front of such "ancient" objects – like this menhir, for example – and think about the people who erected this stone and speculate about their motives. The place is absolutely worth a visit – fantastic views!

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The magnificent view offered here is simply fascinating! The fortifications are historically interesting. During the Wars of Religion in the 16th century, Spanish troops occupied the Pointe – hence the name.

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