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Park at the town hall square
(S/E) From the car park, turn right down towards the church, walk alongside it and follow the signs for Cléguériou - Garrec Ven. Continue towards the sea.
(1) Turn right at a relatively faded "No Entry" sign (April 2022) and continue along this uphill path, which leads to the coastal path on the right.
Coastal path: Sign with a yellow or orange dot.
(2) The path goes around Anse du Bourg to cross the bottom of the cove, which is a marshy area.
(3) Continue until you reach a small road, follow it to the left and rejoin the coastal path at Renevet (on the map).
(4) Walk along the Porzisquin beach and continue along the path, which alternates between ascents and descents, sometimes with steps.
(5) Pass near an islet called Île Grise to reach Pointe du Bindy, going around a property. Cross the car park area.
(6) Continue along the path on the right, which leads to Grève de Yelen.
(7) Overlook a magnificent anticline (you can go down to the beach for a better view). Go around Grève de Yelen and continue.
(8) Go around Anse du Roz, walking along the beach except at high tide when the tidal range is high. In this case, follow the path parallel to the beach, slightly inland. After this cove, you will reach a small road. Turn left to climb up to the village of Le Roz (beautiful stone lodges in Logonna)
(9) Turn left to cross the village and rejoin the coastal path, which you follow along the edge of the fields. When you reach the quarries, note the beautiful blocks used for riprap along the edge of the path.
(10) Go up the road overlooking the small port of Saint-Jean and after about a hundred metres turn left onto the newly opened coastal path (signposted). Follow this path, first through the undergrowth where three footbridges have been installed to cross wet areas. Continue along the edge of the fields.
(11) At the end of Anse de Pen Foull, a wooden walkway has been built to cross this marshy area. The path continues with the cove now on your left. Look out for an old bread oven on your left.
(12) Pass by the discreet Saint-Jean l'Évangéliste fountain (1647) nestled on the right and finish with a series of steps before arriving at Pointe du Château and its islet, accessible at low tide.
(13) After the oyster workshops, take the coastal path on the left that runs alongside the Daoulas River. Continue along this path, which has several sections with a series of fairly steep steps, and ends at the Port de Porz Beac'h.
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(14) Leave the port on your left and head towards the workshops. At the sign indicating the coastal path, leave the coastal path and take the path furthest to the right that runs alongside the sheds.
(15) After the workshops, at the fork, take the path on the right, pass by an old wash house and continue along this sunken path uphill. At the top, turn right and head towards the first houses. At the stop sign, turn right and you will arrive at a crossroads near a bar.
(16) At the crossroads, turn left near the small houses to find a discreet little path that leads to the road.
(17) Cross over to take a path between two houses and follow it to reach a road that joins the D333, which you follow (calvary on the right) to reach the town hall car park (S/E).
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