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Kerity - Penmarc'h
Kerity, pointe de Penmarc'h
Found in south Brittany, in the county of Finistère and bathed by the Gulf Stream currents, the Pointe de Penmarch benefits from a particularly mild and pleasant climate, all year round.
Surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean, its natural landscape is certain to win you over: fine white sand alternates with small rocky creeks to offer all the joys of the seaside. Shaped by the past but always with an eye to the future, generations have sculpted this land of legend and kept their traditions, culture and language alive.
Spotlight on Penmarc'h
The beaches
Whether you're lazing around or after adrenaline sports, there's a beach to suit you.
Whether you're lazing around or after adrenaline sports, there's a beach to suit you.
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Churches and chapels
Symbols of bygone riches, this region boasts a remarkable religious architectural heritage.
Symbols of bygone riches, this region boasts a remarkable religious architectural heritage.
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The port
Once the commercial port of Penmarc'h, Kerity is now a small, tranquil port where it's always a pleasure to talk a stroll and it's also ideal for those who wish to gather shellfish at low-tide.
Once the commercial port of Penmarc'h, Kerity is now a small, tranquil port where it's always a pleasure to talk a stroll and it's also ideal for those who wish to gather shellfish at low-tide.
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Eckmühl Lighthouse
Standing 65 metres tall, this magnificent lighthouse has been looking out for sailors since 1897 on the coastal point of Penmarc'h.
Standing 65 metres tall, this magnificent lighthouse has been looking out for sailors since 1897 on the coastal point of Penmarc'h.
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