Pointe de Plougrescant

Pointe de Plougrescant, also known as La Pointe du Château, is a stunning coastal site in Plougrescant, Brittany, France. It is the northernmost point of Brittany’s Côte d’Ajoncs, offering breathtaking views of the Jaudy estuary, Île d’Er, and the Sillon de Talbert. The rugged landscape, shaped by granite formations and crashing waves, creates a dramatic and picturesque setting.

One of the most famous landmarks near Pointe de Plougrescant is Castel Meur, a small stone house nestled between two massive granite boulders. This unique structure, built in 1861, has become an iconic image of Brittany’s coastline. Nearby, the Gouffre de Plougrescant, a deep chasm carved by the sea, adds to the site’s wild beauty.

The area is popular for hiking, with trails like the GR34 coastal path offering spectacular seaside walks. Visitors can explore hidden coves, rocky outcrops, and panoramic viewpoints, making it a favorite destination for nature lovers and photographers. The site is accessible year-round, and its windswept scenery is particularly striking at sunrise and sunset.

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