Plomeur is a village with avery long history. From prehistoric times to the Red Bonnet uprising, the town has preserved many traces of its past.
Above all, Plomeur is the surfing destination of the Bigouden region. Its famous spot at La Torche was first known for windsurfing, then for surfing. Hundreds of surfing professionals and athletes have already tackled its waves. The spot is therefore ideal for both experienced surfers and beginners accompanied by a surf school instructor.
But before being a surfing beach, La Torche is first and foremost a headland. A listed natural site since 1965, this rocky promontory jutting out into the ocean is the best choice for admiring a sunset. In fact, it’s the only headland in the southernmost bay of Audierne.
If the waves leave you speechless, but the past speaks to you, head to the top of the headland. A covered walkway, listed as a Historic Monument, tells the story of its distant past.
Surfers at Pointe de La Torche - Plomeur 
Pointe de la Torche - Plomeur
