Pointe de Dinan
A headland on the western coast of the Crozon Peninsula. The “Château de Dinan” sea arch, a huge rock formation, looks like a stone castle cut off by the sea.
Pointe de Dinan is famous for the rock formation known as the “Château de Dinan,” a group of huge boulders connected to the mainland by a natural arch and shaped like a castle. The beaches of Lostmarc’h and Goulien below are good for surfing. The viewpoint is a few minutes’ walk from the car park, and it can be combined with Pointe de Pen-Hir and Morgat for a loop around the peninsula.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Camaret-sur-Mer
- Pointe de Pen-Hir & Tas de Pois
- Cap de la Chèvre
- Morgat & Sea Caves
- Phare du Petit Minou
- Pointe des Espagnols
- Fort de Bertheaume
- Château de Brest & Musée national de la Marine