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Tréogat

Tréogat

The commune of Tréogat is comfortably set in a 100% natural environment. Situated on the coast in the Bay of Audierne, it is close to both beaches and peaceful countryside.

Getting there

Natural and wild

Just a stone’s throw from the coast, Tréogat is a small commune with fewer than 600 inhabitants. It lies in the heart of Audierne Bay, 20 minutes north of the Pointe de la Torche and 25 minutes from Quimper.

Separated by a string of pebbles, the birth of the Trunvel pond marks the boundary with its neighbouring commune, Tréguennec.

On this natural site, protected by the Conservatoire du Littoral, many birds, including some very rare species, come to shelter and feed in the reeds.

On the seafront, picnics with the family or a breath of fresh sea air are a great way to relax and share some exceptional moments.

The must-haves

    The Languidou valley circuit A walk between ponds and countryside

    The tour combines architectural and natural discovery, through the Bigouden countryside.
    Don’t miss the ruins of the Languidou chapel, a magical place that is one of the most representative examples of Pont-Croix’s architectural style.

    You will then reach the edge of the Kergalan pond, home to many species of birds, some of them very rare. Don’t forget your binoculars!

    Departure/parking : Grande rue car park (opposite no. 9)

    Preparing my stay

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