The chapels of Saint-Suliau and Saint-Côme from Lestrevet Beach

Starting point: Lestrevet Beach car park in Plomodiern.
Yellow PR® signposts

(S/E) With your back to the sea, head up the small road opposite. Ignore the road on the left towards Breignou.
Shortly afterwards, turn right up a small path that crosses a wooded area and rejoins the road further on. Continue along this road, pass a junction and carry on to the next junction.

(1) Leave the road on the left via a path that crosses a stream. At the next junction, turn right towards Lezouyer.
Follow this path as it climbs, leaving Lezouyer on your right, then go round Moulin l’Abbé (an old mill) on the left to reach the D63.

Unmarked section

(2) Turn right and follow this road with care. Pass Lezivi Farm and take the first road on the left. About 100 metres further on, make a short detour to see the Chapel of Saint-Suliau or Sant Sulio (late 12th century) on the left.

(3) Retrace your steps and turn left onto the road which climbs steadily.

Yellow PR® signposting

Continue north-west, skirting a woodland, and pass the last houses of Ménez Yan.

(4) Turn left into the woodland and follow the path downhill. Further on, ignore the^PR® signpost that heads down to the left.

No signposting

Carry on straight ahead along the edge of the woodland, then turn at a right angle onto the path that descends straight ahead between fields and leads to the D63.

(5) Follow it to the right with care for about a hundred metres, then, at the wide bend, leave it heading towards Maner Prad. At the next three-way junction, turn left then right, skirting the hamlet of Kervennec or Kervenneg. At the four-way junction, turn right towards Liavaen then left to rejoin the PR^®.

Yellow PR® signposting

(6) Follow this grassy path to the right between the fields towards the Chapel of Saint-Côme, which you can see below. At the road, turn left, walk past a crêperie and arrive at the imposing chapel.

No signposting

(7) After a visit, turn right towards Cosquérou and, just before the farm, turn left onto the path between the fields. Head straight down to the hamlet of Béniel.

(8) Take the small road on the left, from where you can see, on your right, some blockhouses, remnants of the Atlantic Wall. Join the road coming from the hamlet of Saint-Côme and follow it to the right towards the beach.

^GR®34signposting: white and red.

(9) Turn left to return to the car park where you started, either via the beach (at low tide) or via the dunes.
You can also follow the side of the road to reach the car park (S/E).

Toilets at the starting car park.
Alternative starting point: car park at (9)

Saint-Sulliau Chapel.

Saint-Côme Chapel open in July and August: Monday to Friday from 11.00 am to 12.00 pm and from 4.00 pm to 6.00 pm. Sundays from 4.00 pm to 6.00 pm. In September, Monday to Friday from 4.00 pm to 6.00 pm.

The beaches at Lestrevet (windsurfing and kitesurfing) and Pentrez (sand yachting).