Rain is part of Brittany’s charm, but it doesn’t stop you from enjoying your stay. Discover the heritage Visit the museums, chapels and charming villages of Finistère, a region rich in history and culture that is well worth exploring in depth. The maritime museum, for example, offers a fascinating insight into Brittany’s maritime heritage, with exhibitions on fishing, seafaring and local traditions. You can discover handcrafted artefacts, model ships and works of art that bea

Situated between Pointe du Raz and Pointe du Van, Baie des Trépassés is one of Cap Sizun’s most iconic beaches. A beach for walking and breathing in the fresh air The vast stretch of sand and pebbles is perfect for walks, particularly at low tide, when the coastline is exposed and offers a fascinating view of the ocean. You can then explore hidden coves and rock formations sculpted by the waves, revealing natural treasures that are usually submerged. The site is very exposed

The GR34 runs along the cliffs and coves of Cap Sizun. From Maison Avel Dro, there are several routes allowing you to explore the coastline at your own pace. Pointe du Raz and Baie des Trépassés This route combines cliffs, moorland and sweeping views of the ocean. It can be adapted to suit your ability and the weather. Pointe du Van Although less well-known than the Pointe du Raz, it offers a remarkable view of Douarnenez Bay and the island of Sein. Practical advice Make sure

The Pointe du Raz is one of Brittany’s most spectacular landscapes. It’s a short trip from Plogoff and is well worth visiting several times, depending on the light, the weather and the time of day. When is the best time to go? Mornings are often quieter. In the evening, the lighting is beautiful and the sunsets can be spectacular. In high season, setting off early helps you enjoy the trails in good conditions. What should I expect? Even in summer, take a windproof jacket and