Things to see and do Trégunc

Trévignon with its dunes and ponds ... But also numerous and equally stunning beaches sometimes of turquoise water ... Not to mention the charming harbour guarded by a impressive rescue station. At the end of the Trevignon point is Villa Castle, a strange building whose foundations may have come from Vauban but is also and above all fully share the beauty of the landscape. The view of the bay forest and Beg-Meil is great and you can even see the Glenan islands, Green Island and Raguenes. Lie down on the small sandy beach, facing the sea, and let yourself be carried away by the waves.

This former iodine production plant - produced from seaweed - is located at the entrance to the site, houses an information, documentation and permanent exhibition centre. It represents the fauna and flora as well as human activities around the dunes and ponds of Trévignon. Several naturalist walks are organised. You can also find tips on walking nearby and on the sites to visit.

Municipal authorization of April 21, 2005. Kéranouat Beach - next to Kérouini Beach - delimited naturist beach and materialized by signage in the area of Keranouat. Practice is authorized daily from April 1 to September 30 from 10 a. m. to 1 p. m.