Walks and nature

A bucolic and unspoiled path where water and forest intertwine. It's a paradise for amateur botanists and those seeking the coolness of the undergrowth on summer days.

Tip: Bring waterproof shoes, the ground may be wet in places.

Travel time: 20 min

This legendary site, linked to King Arthur, offers a wild landscape of craggy rocks and cascading rivers. A mystical place much appreciated by hikers and climbers.

Tip: This is the perfect spot for a quiet picnic, don't forget to take your rubbish with you.

Travel time: 25 min

With its 25-meter drop, it is the highest waterfall in Western France. The muffled sound of the water against the granite and the lush vegetation create an almost tropical atmosphere in the heart of the English Channel.

Tip: The path can be slippery near the water, hold children's hands on the rocks.

Journey time: 18 min

This private garden is an ode to the poetry of plants. Between the cozy tea room and the beds of rare flowers, every corner invites contemplation and artisanal indulgence.

Tip: Their tea selection is exceptional, pair it with a slice of homemade cake!

Price: €4 (free for under 18s)

Travel time: 20 minutes

Beyond the abbey, the entire bay is captivating with its ever-changing light and spectacular tides. A simple walk on the footbridge at sunrise is enough to feel the power of the place.

Tip: If you want to walk in the sand, never go without a certified guide because of quicksand.

Journey time: 45 min

A peaceful promenade surrounded by playgrounds and relaxation areas. It's the city's green lung, perfect for a morning jog or a leisurely stroll after a meal.

Tip: In summer, pedal boats are sometimes available for hire for a short trip on the water.

Travel time: 9 min