This coastal town conceals the highest cliffs in Brittany, which culminate at 104 meters at the point of Plouha and extend over 14 kilometers. These steep walls of gneiss and granite, where peregrine falcons nest, are dotted with creeks and beaches, such as those of Palus or Bonaparte. From this cove, the local Shelburn resistance network evacuated 135 Allied airmen who had fallen in France during the Second World War by ship to England. An equipped loop allows you to follow in their footsteps. Also don't miss the picturesque harbour of Gwin Zegal, one of the last two pile-driving anchorages in the area.

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