Route of the ponds at Pluméliau-Bieuzy

(S/E) From the car park opposite the pond, take the signposted path on the right.

(1) Walk past the hamlet of Le Gouave, cross the road, and continue along the path for 500 metres.

(2) At the county road, walk 100 m to the right, then turn right onto a path leading to the Gouave mill.

(3) Turn left onto a lovely path that takes you to the washhouse and the Chapel of Saint Thomas. The enclosure once housed the parish vicarage, which was destroyed in the^17th century.

(4) Turn right at the chapel to walk through the housing estate before skirting it on the left. Cross the wooden bridge, then take the path on your left to return to the pond and your starting point (S/E).

- Saint-Thomas Chapel: thischapel was built within an enclosed area at the end of^{the 15th} century. The coat of arms of Toussaint Cormier, rector of Pluméliau from 1654 to 1673, surmounts the main door. The south-facing doors and windows, opening onto the churchyard, date from^{the 17th} century. The chapel is extended by an^18th-century wing.