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The port of Lanildut is the leading European seaweed unloading port. Landed by those called seaweed fishermen, the algae are transported to be transformed into food, agricultural, cosmetic and pharmaceutical products. The port provides a pleasant setting for a closer look at this unique industry.

Beautiful large cracked rock, take a photo!

Nice path along the Aber, where you can see stranded boats and many birds.

Pretty beach between sand and rocks facing Melon Island.

Trail along the Aber Ildut, one of the three “fjords” of the Breton Abers country. The landscape changes dramatically depending on the tide, which fills the estuary when it is high, leaving it largely uncovered at low tide.

Pretty beach from which you can see the Molène and Ouessant islands in good weather.

Nice view of the hold and the port of Kerglonou, from the south bank of the Aber Ildut.

Largest quarry of the Aber Ildut, formerly called "Chanter Braz", "The great construction site in Breton. The exploitation of the rock of the Aber dates back to prehistoric times: menhirs carved in the granite of Aber Ildut This quarry ceased to be exploited shortly before the Second World War.