Cap de la Chèvre
A wild headland at the southern tip of the Crozon Peninsula, with cliffs covered in heather and gorse. From here, you can see the Bay of Douarnenez and the Raz headland.
Cap de la Chèvre is less crowded than Pointe de Pen-Hir. It has a World War II observation post and heathland trails, and in summer the purple heather covers the slopes. Following the GR34 north, you reach beaches strewn with rocks and the village of Morgat. This makes a good half-day walk, about 2 to 3 hours round trip, and you will need a car to get here. There are no railings along the cliff edges, so take care in strong winds. A crêperie in a nearby village is a good place to rest.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Pointe de Dinan
- Morgat & Sea Caves
- Pointe de Pen-Hir & Tas de Pois
- Camaret-sur-Mer
- Pointe des Espagnols
- Phare du Petit Minou
- Fort de Bertheaume
- Château de Brest & Musée national de la Marine