오레이 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

nice walk

When a massive oyster die-off struck, many fishermen from Le Bono became unemployed and went bankrupt virtually overnight. Some of the boats were beached a little further upstream, as wooden boats require intensive maintenance. Nature has taken its toll, and many of the old wooden boats are already completely rotted away. The skeletons of others can still be seen, like dead whales. Depending on the light and tide, you'll see more or less of the remains. Conclusion: It's worth a detour! Especially if you want to visit Le Bono's historic suspension bridge at the same time. From there, it's just under 450 meters as the crow flies. Nice photo opportunity

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Viewpoint over the town of Plougoumelen.

On the bridge, a 180° view from above

A unique grave that is still completely covered with earth. This is the first time we have seen a grave that is so completely covered.

The old port of Auray is well worth stopping at for some food, drink and/or ice cream. It has lots of lovely old Breton buildings and has a distinct medieval vibe.

The new renovated building