In the heart of the Bay of Douarnenez, this endearing little commune has been awarded the " Commune du Patrimoine Rural de Bretagne" label. both rural and maritime, is well worth a visit! Its historical and natural architectural treasures, as well as its ancient civil and religious heritage, bear witness to a glorious past, preserved and preserved today. Take a stroll with family or friends, and discover its quiet charm, authenticity and varied landscapes!
SOFTNESS AND TRANQUILITY
Ty Anquer Beach
This little beach is the ideal place to rest and relax to the sound of the gentle rolling waves.
Lie back on your towel and read the latest summer bestseller.
With the kids, you can go mussel fishing or build the biggest sandcastle ever built in Brittany!
You can also fly your multicolored kite, splash in the waves, laugh out loud...
In short, create unforgettable vacation memories in Brittany!
A family beach
Fishing for mussels
Observe sea fennel
Fishing on foot
Before you get started, take a quick look at the current regulations!
For heritage lovers, Ploéven has been awarded the "commune du patrimoine rural de Bretagne" label.
TAKE A BREAK
Take the time
From the church of Saint-Méen in the village center, to its two chapels: one on the seafront dedicated to Saint-Nicodème, the other in the countryside dedicated to Sainte-Barbe, as well as its fountains, Iron Age stele, washhouses and traditional houses, Ploéven is the ideal place for a cultural outing with family or friends!
a precious legacy of history
Iron Age stele
A pebble at the top of the stele! What on earth is this strange idea?
Well, it's a very old custom, according to which young people who throw a pebble and get it to stay there are guaranteed a future marriage. A project? A desire? Try your luck and find out if your wish will be granted - or not! -.
Standing 3.25 m high, the Stèle Sainte-Barbe (also known as the "spindle" or "cattail") dates back to the Iron Age (450 BC). It was probably originally used for Celtic cultural ceremonies.
Hiking
Looking for an easy, bucolic family outing? Look no further... opt for the Sainte-Barbe walk, a 7km loop (2h20) where you'll have the pleasure of uncovering heritage treasures while discovering the typical Porzay landscapes: copses, pastures and crops...
Photo credits: ©DLQ (header), ©CF OT MHA, Eglise Saint-Méen © Pascal Le Pavic, ©CL OT MHA
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