Pointe de Trévignon
A small headland at the southern end of Trégunc village, with a castle-like building, a small fishing harbour and long white-sand beaches.
Pointe de Trévignon juts into the Atlantic. At its tip stands a 19th-century castle-style building, now a youth hostel, beside a small fishing harbour. Long sandy beaches and dunes stretch out on both sides, and on clear days the Glénan Islands can be seen. The GR34 path runs from here all the way to Concarneau or to the beaches further east. When the wind is strong, waves crash against the rocks, and photographers often come here. Entry is free, and the point lies about 12 km from Concarneau.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Kerascoët
- Marinarium de Concarneau
- Musée de la Pêche
- Ville Close of Concarneau
- Château de Kériolet
- Port-Manec'h
- Plage des Sables Blancs
- Musée de Pont-Aven