생 미셸 앙 그레브‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪5‬개의 천연기념물

This Neolithic covered gallery tomb on Milliau Island measures 9.3 meters long and is constructed from distinctive pink granite quarried from Ploumanac'h. The monument features ten standing stones on the north side and five on the south, originally covered by five granite slabs, though only three remain in position today. The structure's current open-ended design makes it unclear whether it functioned as a covered walkway or a side-entrance burial chamber.

A small turtle-shaped uninhabited granite island located approximately 400 meters west of Pointe de Bihits near Trébeurden on Brittany's Pink Granite Coast. The rocky outcrop forms part of a protected natural area of ecological, wildlife, and botanical interest alongside the nearby Pointe de Bihit

Here, at low tide, the sea retreats over 9 meters onto the gently sloping beach – an impressive natural spectacle of the Breton tides in both directions.

Nice vestige on Milliau Island.

With its 84 meters of altitude, the Grand Rocher dominates the entire Saint-Michel strike and offers an exceptional panorama. In good weather, the rock hidden between tall pines and the turquoise waters of the shore suggests that Brittany is hundreds of kilometers away.

This rock really needs no explanation. Perched on a rocky outcrop, the turtle sits.

The trail takes you to the top of these rolling green cliffs, with steep slopes and stunning views.

This rock with its ambiguous shape does not really require an explanation. Perched on a rocky outcropping, the turtle sits, tirelessly observing the sea.