플루에젝 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

If you're not afraid to climb down the 170 steps, you'll find a beautiful and quiet pebble beach, the only drawback being that you have to climb the stairs again later.

You have to descend a good 170 steep steps to reach the bay (and later, of course, back up again). This keeps the number of visitors on the pebble beach manageable. Here, you're still relatively undisturbed. 👍🏼

go see the sculpture exhibition

This place offers beautiful views of the bay of Paimpol. In particular, you can see the tip of Guilben stretching out along its entire length.

Great short hike with fantastic views

We enjoyed this beautiful view on the way to the nearby oyster farm.

Despite its small size, the town of Bréhec has many shops. Isolated from the large crowds of Paimpol or Saint-Brieuc, it constitutes a first choice refuge for itinerants who walk the GR 34 (customs officers' path). As the equinoxes approach, the ocean recedes into the distance and reveals a large and languorous beach. Don’t be surprised by the onlookers who go there armed with a rake. They came for sand lance, a fried food very popular in the region.

From the end of Bilfot Point, the panorama is breathtaking. The bay of Paimpol and the Bréhat archipelago enhance the landscape. Note, the tip of Bilfot is the result of volcanic eruptions which gives a blackish color to the surrounding rock.