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Natural wonders · Côtes-d'ArmorWorth a visit
Rochers de Trébeurden
Trébeurden's wild coast, which unfolds on either side of these beaches, offers walks where the customs officers' path will make you stop on the Pointe du Château peninsula, where several rocks seem to turn into sculpted animals.
Continue the path further, on the heights of the cliffs of the Pointe de Bihit peaking at 88 metres, where a superb panorama over a deep blue sea, bristling with offshore islands and rocks, will no doubt push you to extend your stay. Les Roches Blanches, Toénot, Molène or Milliau are its protected islands, like so many jewels set in water whose transparency will no doubt invite you to be rocked on its waves...
In our itineraries3 days in northern Brittany, from the Pink Granite Coast to Cap Fréhel
In our guidesDiscovering Brittany: a practical guide
