Pointe de la Torche

Cape Plomeur, Brittany, France

What to expect

Pointe de la Torche, located in Plomeur, Brittany, France, is a stunning natural headland and a popular spot for surfers, hikers, and nature lovers. The promontory features a rocky outcropping, megalithic sites, and a tumulus with a passage grave and gallery grave. The area is also known for its beautiful tulip fields in the spring and is a haven for migratory birds. The point has a rich history, with evidence of human activity dating back to the Mesolithic period, and features several archaeological sites, including menhirs and a Bronze Age cemetery. Visitors can enjoy surfing, hiking, and exploring the surrounding area, which offers breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean and the Baie d'Audierne

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Road trip in Finistère, a weekend visit to the end of the world

Road trip in Finistère, a weekend visit to the end of the world
This family's experience:

Activities: We visited the Pointe de la Torche, a long beach known for its perfect waves, and took a family walk

Highlights: We enjoyed the long stretch of fine, almost white sand, the dunes forming natural parasols, and the turquoise bay ✨