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Bréhat Island faces this pretty little fishing port, where spider crabs, lobsters, all kinds of fish, and scallops are plentiful. A fishermen’s bistro gives this corner of town life all year round. Definitely worth seeing...
There’s plenty of parking in this quiet village, which has a dry harbour and an important fishing industry. Hospitality options are limited, and there’s a small supermarket. You can pick up the GR 34 here and walk along the Trieux or via Arcouest towards Paimpol. The routes are beautiful, but good shoes are essential.
The port is lovely, and parking is easy and free for 48 hours. The public toilets were spotless.
Some famous people have spent a few years in this pretty fishing village, known for its scallops.
Worth a look at high tide and low tide.
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186 m 2 min walk
362 m 5 min walk
227 m 3 min walk
53 m 1 min walk
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