Depuis le haut du phare de Saint-Mathieu, Plougonvelin
La Pointe Saint-Mathieu, Plougonvelin
La Chapelle Notre Dame de Grâce, Saint-Mathieu, Plougonvelin
Le Fort de Bertheaume, Plougonvelin
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L'anse de Poulizan, Plougonvelin
Le Phare du Créach, Ouessant
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A territory marked by history
The Pays d'Iroise is a landscape where history is everywhere: in the stones, the headlands, the lighthouses, the old paths.
From La Grange Neuve, several iconic sites can be easily discovered, on foot or in a few minutes by car.
To explore the coastline, you can also walk along the sea or join the walks around Plougonvelin.
Pointe Saint-Mathieu
An unmissable place in the Pays d'Iroise. The lighthouse, the abbey ruins, the view of the open sea: everything there tells the maritime history of the region.
It is also a very nice starting point for walking on the GR34.
👉 To extend your visit: The lighthouses of the Pays d'Iroise
Museum of Memories 39-45
Housed in a former bunker, the museum retraces the history of the Second World War on the Breton coast.
The view from the roof is one of the most beautiful on the coast.
Kermorvan Lighthouse
Kermorvan Lighthouse
Located at the tip of the peninsula of the same name, the Kermorvan lighthouse offers one of the most beautiful viewpoints in the Pays d'Iroise. It is reached via a coastal path that follows the sea, winding between rocks, heathland, and small coves. The path gradually reveals the point, then the lighthouse, standing facing the horizon. A simple, open place where the light changes with every step.
👉 Explore other lighthouses
A heritage to discover along the paths
These sites can be easily visited from the cottages, often combining a walk, a viewpoint, and a moment by the water.
They are part of the identity of the Pays d'Iroise: a territory where the sea and history meet.
👉 To prepare for your stay: