Park at Ploubazlanec cemetery square.
(S/E) Go down Rue A. Tanguy, then Chemin de Traour ar Choad to the remarkable triangular calvary of Croix Cornic.
(1) Turn right onto Rue de Kerroch and follow the red and white markedGR®34trail to the foot of the Kerroch tower.
(2) Continue along the path running alongside the sea, with stunning views of Paimpol harbour. Leave the coast and join the D789 road.
(3) At the road, turn right, then right again, follow the D789 for 100 metres and turn left onto Chemin de Kerpalud.
(4) At the end, cross the D15 and continue along the Route de Kersa, then the Chemin de l'Allegoat.
At the crossroads, turn right, then left for about 1 km, then take the small road on the left. Continue to the Guiler crossroads and take the Coat Maudez road opposite. Note the small chapel and, further on, you will see the sea from the heights of Loguivy.
(5) Walk around the harbour and enjoy the area, then return via Rue de la Jetée, take the stairs on the right and continue climbing until you reach Anse du Ouern.
(6) Follow the coastal path, which is still theGR®34, and see the string of rocks at the water's edge, the islets and then Bréhat, until you reach the Arcouest pier.
(7) Going back up, take the Rohou path on the right, with views of the island of Bréhat and the ever-changing coastline bathed in surreal light. Go back down the Rohou path, then turn left and follow a path lined with walls and the Pierre et Marie Curie path (who had a house on Arcouest) to return to Launay pebble beach.
(8) Walk along the beach to a car park and go back up via Impasse Traou Meur, then take the steep path. At the road, turn left towards the Croix des Veuves, then immediately take the path that goes down to the Chapelle de la Trinité.
(9) From the rock, discover Pors Even, a slipway and basins used by fishermen and oyster farmers. Reach the port via the path. Going up from the port, leave the road on the left and follow the path that runs along the shore, then Rue de Toull'Broch, and return to the village and the starting car park (S/E).
