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The Île Vierge is at the Pointe de Saint-Hernot on the Crozon peninsula in the Finistère in Brittany. Île Vierge beach was ranked the 7th most beautiful beach in Europe by the European Best Destination site. The turquoise colour of the sea gives this place an air of paradise that has nothing to envy Corsica.
A wild beach on the Crozon peninsula, battered by waves, at the foot of the Cap de la Chèvre.
Wild beach on the Crozon peninsula, between dunes, cliffs and the remains of an Iron Age fort.
Only eight nautical miles from the south coast of Brittany, the Glénan archipelago has the bewitching charm of a wild atoll on the edge of the immensity of the Ocean.
In the secret of our cliffs, the coast hides deep CAVES with astonishingly coloured walls...
The Pointe de Dinan, also called the Château de Dinan (with its drawbridge!), is a site not well known to tourists, and yet, what beauty!
Shaped like a cross set facing the Iroise sea, the Crozon peninsula multiplies rocky points and wild coves. Entirely within the Armorique regional nature park, it offers some of the finest panoramas of the Finistère.