Saint-Pabu

Saint-Pabu has preserved places of charm and relaxation. You must come to explore its miles of white sandy beach very close, its 100 hectares of dunes, the coastal path along the aber where many varieties of birds ...

Its Beniguet gazebo overlooking the beautiful beach of the same name, you will have great views. In addition to beaches for swimming, walking, you can also practice sailing, windsurfing, kite surfing, surfing and a few kilometers away (Lampaul-Ploudalmézeau) try yachting .

A Saint-Pabu, visit the museum des Abers very recent: a fun way, it will explain most of the estuaries.

What makes the charm of Saint-Pabu is its coastal heritage, varied, accessible through the GR 34. Brightness and rapidly changing time for you to make beautiful pictures. From time to time, you will be surprised to find a laundry, a cross, an oven wrack ...

The Pays des Abers: Tréglonou, pretty little harbor with its bridge over the Aber-Benoît. Lannilis tongue of land between two river mouths (Benedict and Wrac'h) Kerouartz his castle, the Devil's Bridge which spans the Aber Wrac'h to reach Plouguerneau rich chapels, crosses his Island Lighthouse Virgo (the highest in Europe!). Do not forget to pass Landéda, just to see Saint-Pabu opposite, its islands, beaches and dunes, and finally pass as the port of Aber Wrac'h full of animations (water sports, restaurants). Near the semaphore, the view is awesome!

Then Iroise Country: Ploudalmézeau with its panoramic water tower (at the top pancake), its free zoo open daily, wearing Portsall infamous following the sinking of the Amoco Cadiz. Then drive along the tourist route Landunvez. For every time the view is breathtaking: there are few natural places like this! One can not but admire such beautiful landscapes! After spending nearly the chapel of Saint-Samson, continue along the coast, after Penfoul (surf school) head to Porspoder after seeing ports Argenton, Melon ... Do not forget to go around the peninsula of St. Lawrence. Continue to Lanildut, goémonier first port with its museum of algae and aber. The Aber Aber Ildut is the third in the region. A good walk on the GR 34 is highly recommended ... before continuing with the discovery of the "corner" to Brélès is a village in the special charm ... And after the discovery, always along the coast, where beaches and jagged rocks alternate, which takes you to Conquet (departure to the islands of Ouessant and Mullein) and the Pointe Saint-Mathieu, extreme tip of the North West Finistère, this is the end of the earth!