Trémazan walk

Walks

Landunvez Landunvez

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Walks

About us

This tour was created by the Mein O Kanan association with the support of the municipality of Landunvez.

Along the way, you'll (re)discover the Beg Ar Galéti coastal battery, the Saint-Samson chapel and its washhouse, and a beautiful fresco painted on the Trémazan water tower.
Open your eyes, the Pays d'Iroise is full of beautiful panoramas.

At the Iroise Bretagne Tourist Office, you'll find hard-copy hiking maps and topoguides published by the Fédération Française de Randonnée du Finistère.

See the bottom of the page for all the activities and restaurants in the area.

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DEPARTURE: Trémazan tourist road parking lot.

The Beg Ar Galéti point is a former guard post, where you can see the remains of the buildings.

The little chapel of Saint-Samson, dating from the second half of the 18th century, offers a marvellous panorama facing the ocean. Below the chapel flows a fountain whose miraculous virtue was used not so long ago. Children were immersed in the fountain to give them strength. The presence of a Gallic stele near the fountain attests to the ancient sacralization of the site. Behind the hamlet, a menhir set into an embankment, against which people used to rub to relieve their rheumatism, takes us even further back in time and reinforces Saint-Samson's healing function.