The task of the botanical conservatory is to resettle threatened plant species in their natural habitat.
The park is about 22 ha in size and was built in a former quarry in 1970.
Some believe that boars once bathed in the water here, others believe that the rocks in the water are meant to represent wild boars. I guess it's the second option...
Kernic Bay, located in the ornithological reserve which runs to the Goulven strike to the west, constitutes an exceptional place for observing wildlife. Throughout the year, birds number in the thousands. Don’t forget your binoculars!
The White Sea or Anse du Groasguen, is a lagoon which extends between Bénodet and the tip of Mousterlin. When the sea recedes, it reveals a white sandy bottom.
The natural harbour of Cap Coz reveals a breathtaking coastal landscape where you can appreciate the natural beauty of Brittany's rugged shores. Here you will find a picturesque natural harbour …
Very quiet natural area where you can observe many species of migratory birds. A tour along the paths surrounding the site lets you discover the meadows, the bodies of water and the bocage.
This 110-hectare reservoir is fed by the Élorn and Mougaud rivers. It is important because 400,000 people depend on this lake for their water supply. These are the inhabitants of the city of Brest Métropole, Landerneau and Landivisiau.
L'Étang de Trunvel is a beautiful body of water located in Brittany, France. Surrounded by greenery, it offers a peaceful setting for fishing and wildlife observation.