GR34 marked in white and red
(S/E) Depart from the Pointe de Kerjean car park, heading east along the small path that branches off to the right and runs along the coast to the Dourveil beach car park.
PR marked in yellow
(1) Leave theGR®34, take the Route de Dourveil (D1) and then turn left towards Kercanic. Cross through the thatched cottages and follow the road for 500 m, then turn right towards Kervaillet
(2). At the road, turn left and then immediately right towards Kerstalen.
(3) Before leaving Kerstalen, turn right. The road becomes a path that descends to the sea through the moorland.
GR34 marked in white and red
(4) From L'Amer, admire the island and beach of Raguénez, then continue east for 1 km along the coastal path.
PR marked in yellow
(5) Leave it at the three-way junction on the left, then head back up towards Kerascoet. In this remarkable village, turn right onto the road. At the campsite, follow the path to the right and keep going, turning left to return to the road. Turn right at the first road, then continue straight on until you reach a fountain.
(6) Return to the road, turn left onto it, which becomes a path that crosses the stream and goes up the hill under the trees.
(7) Before the road, turn right onto a beautiful path that descends towards Rospico.
(8) Turn right towards Trefernic.
(9) Before reaching the coast, follow the path on the left that climbs towards Kerambris and continues along the Allée des Pins.
(10) At the first crossroads, turn right and head back down the coastal path.
(11) Follow it eastwards and look out for the rock known as the Finger of God.
(12) Head to the magnificent coastal lighthouse where the Belon and Aven rivers meet before arriving at the port.
(13) Continue along picturesque lanes to Port Manech beach: halfway along the route, enjoy the location by taking a well-deserved break.
Head north of the beach to see the bread oven and chapel.
(14) Follow the small road towards Keraeren until you reach the D77.
(15) Follow it to the left, which will take you to Avenue de l'Océan and the crossroads you passed on the way there.
(10) Continue straight ahead to the sea.
(1) The return journey is mostly along the coastal path to the west, which goes around Anse de Rospico.
(16) Walk along Raguénez beach. You will arrive at the fork you passed on the way there.
(5) Continue straight ahead, with the sea on your left. Pass the Amer and reach the fork leading to the island.
(17) At low tide, Raguénez Island is accessible on foot and offers a different view of the coast.
(18) Take the same route back to Kersidan Beach.
(17) You can walk along the sand or, even better, with your feet in the water to relieve them if they need it.
(1) At this initial fork, continue left along the beach towards (S/E).
From Pointe de la Jument to Port Manech. I only did the GR 34 section, so it wasn't a circular hike, but to make the hike more varied (thankfully with advice from locals), I added Doelan to the coast where it's hilly, making it more varied.