(2) Small bungalows. (Not a camping site but only 5 tiny private bungalows)
(3) Wooden chalets along the road
(4) The village of Le Guerzit.
(6) Tiny cove (Next to the amazing "rocher du dé", rock of the dice. The beach is only accessible on foot)
(7) Samson beach (Half a mile from Trovern)
(8) The coast path (running all along the coast)
The village itself includes a dozen houses and a few bungalows.
3 or 4 caravans in summer but no camping site.
3 or 4 caravans in summer but no camping site.
Trovern is less than a quarter of a mile from the beach, on a dead-end road leading to it.
An Alouesten Point seen from the coast path . The path runs all along the coast and allows long and enjoyable walks. Trecking is one of the favourite activities in the area, as well as fishing, diving, windsurfing and sailing..
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The beginning of Morlaix Bay. In the background Carantec and the "Château du Taureau" (Bull's castle). Roscoff is in the far right of the picture and from the beach of Le Guerzit you can see the ferries sailing to the British Isles.
* Le Guerzit at 300 metres
* St Samson at 800 mètres, on the other side of the hill
* Port Blanc at about 2 km to the East (Can be reached by the coast path)
* Ty Louzou same distance to the West (The path can lead you there too, running along Samson)
* Primel and St Jean du Doigt beaches are less than 4 kilometres away.
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Port Blanc, the beach
Térénez Port and its sailing school
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* Learn how to sail at Terenez ( 3 km)
* Ride horses at Kermébel Horse Farm (2 km)
* Practise scuba diving at Le Diben (2 km)
* Visit the cairn (prehistoric tombs) of Barnenez (5 km)
* Visit Morlaix (18 km)
* Visit villages and picturesque little harbours (Le Dourduff, St Jean du Doigt, Carantec and the Château du Taureau) etc...
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