Pointe de Trévignon
Trevignon - Discover the Pointe de Trévignon at Trégunc in Finistère, its beaches and port
Trevignon - Pointe de Trévignon. This point to discover is located in the commune of Trégunc, but is close to the commune of Névez. Discover the Pointe de Trévignon, its port, natural areas, beaches and bars-restaurants.
Where is the pointe de Trévignon?
The Pointe de Trévignon is located in southern Brittany in the Finistère department. More precisely, in the commune of Trégunc, between the communes of Concarneau and its walled town, and the commune of Névez and its walled town. its famous thatched cottages.
What to see at the pointe de Trévignon?
The pointe de Trévignon is a popular tourist spot, particularly well known for its rocks, beaches, marina and fishing portand its family atmosphere, with the few bars and restaurants facing the ocean.
The Pointe de Trévignon is also famous for its castle, which stands prominently on the point, isolated on a rocky promontory.
How do I get to the pointe de Trévignon?
From the town of TréguncYou can get to the tip via the D1. This is the easiest access.
Coming from ConcarneauIf you prefer, you can take the same road from Trégunc, or you can take the "chemins de traverse", which will take you to the Cabellou, the pointe de la jument, the Pendruc beach, and finally to the pointe de Trévignon via the route des étangs.
Coming from NévezThe best way is to take the coastal road, which will take you to the beaches of Kersidan, Trez Cao, and the small coves facing Les Glénan.
You can of course get to the pointe de Trévignon by bikeThere are bike lanes, which can be very pleasant, especially on a fine summer's day.
Where can I park at the pointe de Trévignon?
It is possible to park opposite the port and restaurantsThere are a few free parking spaces, but this can be difficult at the height of the season in July and August. What's more, parking is limited in some areas.
You can park on free parking on the Corniche roadin the direction of Névez. Free parking.
Things to do in Trevignon
Here is a non-exhaustive list of things to do at the pointe de Trévignon.
Drinks overlooking the ocean
The Pointe de Trévignon is the ideal place to enjoy a drink while admiring the ocean. On a clear day, you may even catch a glimpse of the Glénan archipelago. Take your time admiring the birds, the passing boats and the strollers.
Walk along the path and rocks
Many locals and tourists alike take the time to walk along the coast at the pointe de Trévignon, either on the coastal path or off-trail to discover the peculiarly shaped rocks that give this spot its special charm.
Bathing at the pointe de Trévignon
Two beaches are available for swimming at the pointe de Trévignon: plage de la baleine, a small paradise beach, and the garnde plage de Trévignon. A little further towards the ponds, you'll find Ken Loc'h beach and Kerouini beach.
All these beaches have turquoise waters and fine sand, ideal for families.
Buying fresh fish at the auction
In the port of Trévignon, opposite the lighthouse and the SNSM building, you'll find the fish auction. Several times a week, when the fishing boats return, you'll be able to buy fresh fish, as well as lobsters, crabs and spiders, depending on the season...
Go fishing at sea
Trevignon - Pointe de Trévignon at Trégunc in Finistère is an ideal starting point for fishing, whether from the dyke or in the open sea. Many locals use the harbor for fishing, and you'll find plenty of traps and nets out at sea (beware, do not approach traps and nets at sea). So you can get to know the cins or cast your line...
Enjoy a butter pancake
After sunbathing, there's nothing better than enjoying a butter or chocolate crêpe. Don't hesitate to stop for a moment, it's the ideal place to eat a crêpe while enjoying the summer entertainment.
Leaving for the Glénan
From the pointe de Trévignon, you can set sail for the Glénan archipelago. It's a chance to dream a little and spend a few hours in a heavenly spot, with translucent waters, fine sandy beaches and a world away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Les Glénan is also famous for its sailing courses.
Birdwatching and nature
The pointe de Trévignon is also a listed and protected site. To the north of the pointe, you'll find protected dunes and ponds. The Maison du Littoral will be happy to welcome you, and the signposts will tell you more about the unspoilt nature of this protected area.
Eating lobster on a terrace
Trevignon is quite lively in season, and has a number of restaurants where you can eat fresh fish, bought directly from the fish auction just across the street. Take a seat on the terrace and enjoy a lobster in sauce...
Of course, this list is not exhaustive. You can also admire and get up close to the chateau artaud. This chateau is ideally located at the tip of Trevignon, and whether you come in from the ocean (by boat) or from the mainland, the view is magical.
What to do near Trevignon - Pointe de Trévignon in Trégunc in Finistère?
Thatched cottage villages - Kercanic and Kerascoet
The thatched cottage villages of Kercanic and Kerascoet are located in the commune of Névez, between the villages of Raguénez, Célan and the famous Dourveil beach.
The town of Névez
The commune of Névez is particularly interesting for its fine sandy beaches and turquoise waters. It lies between Trégunc (and therefore Trévignon) and Pont-Aven.
Port Manech
Port Manech is one of Névez's best-known villages, with a lovely beach.
Névezis a pretty little town in southern Brittany, France, on the Atlantic coast. It lies between the towns of Trégunc and Pont-Aven.
Trevignon - Pointe de Trévignon at Trégunc in Finistère , photos
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