Country:
City:
Park in the car park near Poulgoazec church.
This small fishing port is located in the commune of Plouhinec, opposite Audierne.
GR®®34GR®® red and white markings
(S/E) With your back to the church, turn left towards Rue Toul à Zoner and, at the end, head down to the harbour esplanade. Note the memorial to those lost at sea on the left (plaques bearing names and a sculpture). Continue along the harbour esplanade, taking care if there is any activity.
Continue along a causeway (view of Audierne on the opposite bank).
No signposting
(1) Turn right, walk past the kayaking and paddleboarding club, go round the former cannery (now a water sports centre) and arrive at a grassy esplanade where a collection of buoys used at sea has been created (information panel). Continue along Quai Jean Jade.
(2) Take a small flight of steps to slip into the narrow Rue de Guervian, which climbs steeply to join Rue Dixmude; follow this to the right, ignoring the streets on the right leading towards the residential areas. Continue to a Fork in the road where you turn left onto Rue Dupleix.
(3) Follow this small road as it winds through the countryside, running alongside a wooded, marshy area on your left. Cross a small road and continue straight ahead along Chemin des Tourterelles until the next junction. You’ll notice a hill opposite, the summit of which is pyramid-shaped, hence its name “la Pyramide”.
(4) Turn right to reach the hamlet of Saint-Dreyer; ignore a street on the left, turn into the next one, Rue de Saint-Dreyer, and continue for about a hundred metres.
(5) Turn right onto Rue de Saint-Guénolé, continue along the track, pass a wash house and arrive at a road opposite Kersiny Beach. Follow this road to the right until you reach the start of the coastal path.
GR®®34GR®® red and white markings
(6) Take the coastal path, passing Pointe Karreg Léon, Roz Lezarouan and its navigation mark. Shortly afterwards, due to a landslide, the coastal path is diverted for about 200 m via Rue des Goélands (follow the on-site markings).
(7) At the end of the street, rejoin the coastal path and continue with the shared entrance to the ports of Audierne and Poulgoazec directly ahead. Pass over some old blockhouses, then walk alongside the cemetery. The coastal path is diverted again via Rue Saint-Julien, which leads to the car park at Poulgoazec church (S/E).
Visorando Member
Moderate 
