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Yellow markings andGR®®34in part.
(S/E) Sainte-Evette beach car park.
PR®® signposting: Yellow
Walk east along the chapel, then turn left onto Rue du Calvaire, which climbs uphill.
(1) After about 200 metres, in a bend, you will find the Calvaire and the Fontaine de Sainte-Evette. Continue uphill and at the top turn left onto a path.
(2) At the first fork, turn left south onto the Chemin de Leguerriou to reach the hamlet of Keryéoc'h
(3) Continue, keeping to the right on the road towards the hamlet of Kerhuon.
(4) Turn right then left to discover the Calvaire de Kerhuon, where you leave the yellow markings and pick them up again in the next village, Le Créac'h.
(5) After the village, turn right onto a small road that continues onto a path that turns right.
(6) At the next crossroads, continue left on the dune. You will come to a road which you follow to the right.
(7) At the crossroads, cross the road and take the wide path opposite. Pass through the pretty village of Custrein.
(8) At the exit, turn right onto the road until you reach the Chapel of Saint-Tugen.
(9) Discover this imposing chapel and its fountain 50 m below. Go back down to the entrance of the hamlet
Off the trail
Go back down and turn right between two houses onto a street that continues as a path. Turn right onto the first path and continue (there is an old windmill on your left). The path joins a road.
(10) Take it to the right for a few metres and turn left onto a path that joins a small road leading up to the Saint-Théodore Chapel (dating from 1672).
(11) Descend towards the village of Primelin, turn left around the church. On the right, note the peaceful war memorial.
(12) Follow the Route du Paradis, which joins the Pointe du Castel via Kerdugazul and Le Paradis, ending at the sea.
GR® 34: White and Red
(13) At the coastal path, turn left and follow it (GR®®34). Continue towards Porstarz (sea caves, mini-calanques, remains of an old seaweed kiln and its lifting winch). Reach Trez-Goarem Beach. (Please respect this very sensitive area managed by the coastal conservation authority).
(14) The very passable coastal path continues via Pointe de Pen an Enez, Grève de Pors Bili, Pointe de Beg ar Gravinec, the beaches of Senan and Lenarc'h and the Lervily semaphore, now converted into charming accommodation.
(15) Pass an islet called Île aux Vache and reach the pier for the island of Sein.
(16) Pass the nautical centre and return to the car park near the Sainte-Evette Chapel (S/E).
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