Chambres d'Hotes Belard

This loop of less than 3 kilometers in the department of Finistère will make you discover this western region of Brittany and the Bay of Douarnenez. From the small hamlet of Tréfeuntec you will take the coastal path from where you will have a superb view of the bay and the beach of Sainte-Anne-La-Palud. After 1.5 kilometers you will come back inland via the Route d'Ar Vechen which leads to Tréfeuntec. You will cross the hamlet to find your starting point at the end of Rue Jean-Marie-Le Bris.

This loop of almost 6 kilometers will take you to the coast of the Bay of Douarnenez in the department of Finistère. To the north of the town of Douarnenez, you will leave from the hamlet of Kervel Izella, you will set off in the countryside to the village of Tréfeuntec. You will follow Rue Jean-Marie le Bris. To pass by the Stele of Jean-Marie le Bris. You will follow the coast on the Sentier Côtier to the Plage de Kervel. You can take a break there before finishing your route a few meters...

This loop of less than 6.4 kilometers in the department of Finistère will make you discover this western region of Brittany and the Bay of Douarnenez. You will leave from the car park at the end of the Route des Frégates in front of the Bar de la Plage de Kervel. You will take the coastal path for 1.1 kilometers. You will then turn right and then left after 100 meters. You will continue on the Route d'Ar Vechen which leads you through the fields of this seaside to the village of Tréfeuntec....

This 7.40 kilometer hiking loop will take you on a coastal path on the bay of Douarnenez, from the cove of Kervijen to the tip of Talagrip, in Brittany, in the department of Finistère. You will leave from the wild beach of Kervijen and head out into the countryside through the villages of Kervijen, ti Didrouz, Keravel Ar Goulit and Kreac'h Gwennou. You will return to the GR ®34. You will enjoy the sea air, the varied landscape between beaches, cliffs, moors and marshes. You can observe the...

This hike begins in Locronan, a village elected among the Most Beautiful Villages in France. Magnificent granite village founded in the 10th century, Locronan, named after its founder Saint-Ronan, was a major player in the sailcloth industry in the 16th century. The route bypasses the village and passes by the Notre-Dame de Bonne-Nouvelle Chapel, as well as several districts, including Créac'h, Kervellic and Goulit ar Guer, before returning to the starting point.