Bezienswaardigheden Crozon - Morgat

Crossing Brittany from east to west, the GR 37 links Vitré to Douarnenez passing through the forest of Brocéliande and the canal from Nantes to Brest.

Next to Crozon, you can take the GR 37 departing from the beach of Aber in the direction of the beach of Pentrez. You can pass through Ménez Hom, the largest mountain in Brittany (330m).

This routes is 24km long (6 hours 30 minutes of walking approximately).

The GR 34 path is the route which allows you to do a tour of the Crozon peninsula. Of a length of 120 kilometres, this path allows you to discover both the beauty of the Breton coast and the inner landscapes of the peninsula.
You can chose to travel this route on foot, by bike, or even on horseback.

For the best possible way to explore the Crozon Peninsula, you can't beat Coastal path GR 34. It provides a wonderful opportunity to admire the beauty of the coastline and discover some amazing coves.
For example, from the port of Morgat, you can take a walk through the Kador woods then along the coast for 3km where you will be able to admire two beautiful coves, including that of the Ile Vierge.

The Cap de la Chèvre is located on the southern point of the Crozon peninsula. Cliffs, covered in moors and long sandy beaches, renowned with surfers and closed to swimmers, overlook the west coast.

Other wonders to see from the Cap de la Chèvre: the bay of Douarnenez, the Bay of the Dead, Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon (from afar) and even the cave of Charivari only accessible by boat during the spring tide.