★ 3.4Rating
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The Camper’s take
Updated June 2026
Spectacular rocky headland with 70 m cliffs in far western Brittany, at the entrance to Douarnenez Bay. Popular hiking site with historic lighthouse and mill. Steep parking lot unsuitable for longer motorhomes (7 m max advised). Atmosphere varies: quiet in late afternoon, crowded with tourists during day. Basic facilities (chemical toilets, waste bins, water sometimes unavailable).
Highlights
- Exceptional panoramic view over cliffs and the ocean
- Easy hiking access (GR34 trail)
- Quiet late afternoons with a preserved natural setting
Good to know
- Parking is extremely steep and unsuitable for campervans over 7 m
- Busy during the day; tricky maneuvering
- Water out of service during some visits
Motorhome access : Very difficult: parking lot on a steep slope, short and narrow spots, complex maneuvers. Not recommended for campervans over 7 m. Small field nearby may be available depending on local advice.
Best for
hikerscouplescalm/nature
Facilities
Bins
Toilets
Activities nearby
Viewpoint
Opening hours
Ouvert toute l'année
Street View
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What facilities are available?
Available: Bins, Toilets.
When is it open?
Ouvert toute l'année
Is it a quiet place?
It varies by season according to traveller reviews.
What can you do nearby?
Nearby: Viewpoint.