두아르네네스 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

A beautiful section of the Customs Path (GR 34) along the steep coast with views of the Bay of Douarnenez.

The Chapel of Sainte-Hélène was rebuilt in 1755 in the neoclassical style, reusing older stones from the original construction around 1480. It is faced with ashlar, granite, and mica schist from the Port Rhu quarry, has an unusual north-south floor plan, and features a significant elevation difference. https://douarnenez-tourisme.com/decouvrir/patrimoine-et-culture/eglises-et-chapelles/chapelle-sainte-helene/ The church is open to visitors and should not be missed.

The path is only open on certain days for a specific period of time. The notice board here along the road provides current information about the opening times for each month.

only accessible at low tide, a few days a month

At low tide, you can walk across a small jetty to the island and explore it on dry feet.

.... Fridays and Saturdays it is open from 7.30 am and of course there are all kinds of seafood

The view of Sables Blancs Beach offers a breathtaking panorama of clear turquoise waters, fine powdery white sand and the spectacular houses that climb the cliffs on the other side of Isis Wood. It is known for its calm, shallow waters and is ideal for swimming, sunbathing or a peaceful stroll along the shore.

This old parish church was built in several stages from 1480 onwards, depending on the offerings and fishing revenues, and was rebuilt in the 17th and 18th centuries. The bell tower was inaugurated in 1642. As it had become too cramped due to the increase in population and the development of the lake district, the current building was completely rebuilt in the neoclassical style from 1755 onwards.