Ploudalmézeau: Holiday apartments and holiday homes
Accommodation in Ploudalmézeau
The coast of Ploudalmézeau consists of rocks, dunes and, above all, fine sandy beaches that are suitable for swimming, fishing in the tidal zone and relaxation.
Coast and tides
At low tide, shrimp, crabs and periwinkles can be caught along the coast of Ploudalmézeau.
Water, paths and nature
Water sports activities in Ploudalmézeau include sailing, sea kayaking and kitesurfing. The Centre nautique de Ploudalmézeau–Portsall enables navigation in a sheltered and safe bay.
The GR34 offers coastal hikes in the Pays d’Iroise. In addition, four cycle routes run through the countryside or along the coast of the Pays d’Iroise, with information panels explaining the region’s cultural heritage along the way.
The Jardin du Moulin Neuf botanical and zoological garden is a 4-hectare public garden on the outskirts of Ploudalmézeau.
Landscape and surroundings
The Château de Kergroadès, a castle, is located near Ploudalmézeau. Plage Sainte-Marguerite, a beach, is also located near Ploudalmézeau.
The Église Saint-Pierre-et-Saint-Vincent-Ferrier, a church, is located in the immediate vicinity of Ploudalmézeau. The Église Saint-Paul-Aurélien, also a church, is likewise located nearby. The Chapelle Notre-Dame, a church building, is also situated there. In the immediate vicinity of Ploudalmézeau are also Île du Bec, an island, Rosservor, an island, and Île Carn, an island.
Culture and history
The L’Ancre An Eor Museum presents the Amoco Cadiz disaster through information panels, short films and contemporary photographs. One of the supertanker’s anchors is displayed opposite the L’Ancre An Eor Museum all year round.
Île Carn is home to a megalithic monument that is almost 6,000 years old. On the Pointe du Guilliguy near Portsall there is a covered megalithic gallery dating back approximately 7,000 years.
For the higher-level travel overview: Finistere.
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