Things to see and do Côtes-D'Armor

La Chapelle Neuve, whose name is related to the church, was erected in 1862 in parish but became common only in 1873. It is bordered to the north by the forest of Beffou. The village was built around a th century chapel. The choir shaped in a crypt continued by a very long underground, a few centuries ago. The choir can always be admired, but the underground no longer exists.

Famous for its sea-carved pink granite blocks, the village of Ploumanac'h is ready for hiking. A 9 km tour from the Clarity chapel runs along the port of Ploumanac'h before conquering to the beach of Saint-Guirec. Here you can take a stopover to admire the oratory and chapel of the same name as well as the castle of Costaérés. The circuit then borrows the Customs (or GR 34) Trail along the Atlantic coast. It will lead you to the purpose of this journey: the famous rocks of Ploumanac'h. These rosé blocks with improbable shapes unfold over hundreds of metres, let you talk your imagination to find the turtle, the renversée bottle, or the flag with the death head! Finally, the trail leaves the sea again to reach the starting point.

Tariff: free.

Distance: 9 km.

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