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The car park in the centre of the village of Gorrequer is the best place to park.
(S/E) Start by taking the road west towards Pointe du Château, then turn left at the first crossroads onto the road that descends and connects Gorrequer to the village of Logonna via Guernabic.
(1) After about a hundred metres, turn right into the cul-de-sac signposted Pennaras.
Please note that you cannot park or drive into this cul-de-sac, which is reserved for residents.
Cross the small village of Pennaras and at the end take the coastal path which starts northwards through a warren and leads you to the northern edge of Anse de Penfoul, a protected bird sanctuary.
Follow this coastal path heading west, then turning north
(2). The path ends at this point; continue along the road in front of the oyster farm. The coastal path resumes a little further on.
The entrance to the path is marked by the usual sign with a yellow dot and an entrance chicane. This
part of the trail will take you to the fishing port of Pors Beac'h. Along this section, you will walk along
somewhat deserted beaches, as they are not accessible via the trail. On your right, you will notice the bell tower of the Chapelle Sain-Jean chapel.
You will reach Pors Beac'h by continuing straight ahead along a fairly wide path that descends to the port via an
old quarry located behind the sailors' shelter.
(3) Once at the harbour, you can go straight back up to the Gorrequer car park via the road, which is quite steep but short (S/E).
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