From Pointe du Raz to Cap Fréhel
At the western tip of Finistère, Pointe du Raz throws its granite cliffs into the Atlantic, facing Île de Sein. Further north, in the Côtes-d’Armor, Cap Fréhel rises in red cliffs above the ocean and lets you glimpse Fort La Latte. Between the two, kilometres of coastal path unfold a salty walk, ideal for saying the things that matter, wind in your hair and a lighthouse in the distance.
Pink Granite and Crozon Peninsula
The Pink Granite Coast, between Perros-Guirec and Ploumanac’h, lines up boulders sculpted by the sea, watched over by its small pink lighthouse. Across the water, the Crozon Peninsula and its headlands of Pen-Hir and Dinan offer spectacular views and coves reachable on foot. You can swim, picnic and wait for a sunset together, and the day stretches on like a Breton dream.
Gulf of Morbihan and islands
To the south, the Gulf of Morbihan scatters a small inland sea with islands and islets: Île-aux-Moines, Île-d’Arz, perfect stops for a boat trip for two. A little further on, Belle-Île-en-Mer attracts lovers of cliffs and colourful harbours such as Sauzon. On Lyad, Breton members share their secret coves; it is up to you to find someone to sail to one of them.
Date ideas
- Pointe du Raz
- Pink Granite Coast
- Cap Fréhel
- Ploumanac’h Lighthouse
- Gulf of Morbihan
- Belle-Île-en-Mer
- Crozon Peninsula