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Great picnic area with seating.

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Former guardhouse of the Vauban defense system. Very picturesque. Behind it lies an old village that has been converted into an open-air museum. This provides information about village life in the past and is open to the public (no admission charge). There is also a bistro and a toilet for hikers.

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An incredibly beautiful beach with picturesque rocks. If you look at them as you walk past, some of them show faces. The vegetation is also beautiful: meadows full of tufts of hare's tail grass, bizarre blue sea holly and yellow sea holly growing together.

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A classic, adorns every second postcard in the region.

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A footbridge leads over the stream that flows into it. However, the stream is under water when the tide is about 4 metres high. This should be taken into account when planning a hike.

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The Barrachou are these three immense granite rocks planted on the dune. By climbing on them, they offer a beautiful view of the sea and the surrounding coasts.

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Framed by jagged rocks and overseeing a sandy beach whose turquoise waters are strewn with boulders, he tells stories of ancient times, of ships and storms. The lighthouse, a notable landmark along the GR34 Brignogan-Plages hiking trail, is not only a historical monument but also a vivid testimony to the region's maritime heritage. It was built on the top of Beg-Pol, a site carefully chosen because of the many shipwrecks caused by the rocky terrain. On September 15, 1869, its light shone in the darkness for the first time and showed ships the safe way. Since then, at a height of 14.5 meters, it has defied the tides and unpredictable weather. It's no wonder it's considered the most photographed lighthouse in Brittany and even Europe. Its impressive presence combined with the natural beauty of its surroundings makes it an essential photo opportunity and a highlight of the Côte des Légendes.

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On the rocks of Plounéour-Brignogan-Plages, stands a lighthouse more than 150 years old: the Pontusval lighthouse. The Pontusval lighthouse was lit for the first time on September 15, 1869. Its construction was intended to serve as a relay between the lighthouse of the Île Virginie and that of the Île de Batz, on this rocky coast where shipwrecks were, unfortunately, numerous. If the purpose of lighthouses was above all maritime security, some like that of Pontusval served as a base for the German army during the Second World War.

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