Coray: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Coray features specific routes and structures: the Brec’horay circular trail is 8 km long and takes around 2 hours. The Tro Kore circular trail is 32.5 km long; the mountain biking route is stated as taking 2 hours and 30 minutes.

Churches and Chapels

The parish church of Saint Pierre et Saint Paul in Coray preserves the bell tower and the tower of a building from the early 18th century. It also houses polychrome wooden statues from the 17th and 18th centuries.

The Chapelle de Lochrist was built in 1601. It is located in a valley refreshed by the Odet River and on the edge of an old Roman road connecting Quimper and Carhaix. The Chapelle de Lochrist has preserved only its walls and its bell tower in the Cornouaille style.

The Lochrist calvary cross dates from the 16th century. Notre Dame de Guernilis is a Romanesque chapel from the 18th century; the pardon at Notre Dame de Guernilis is celebrated on Whit Monday.

Landscape and Culture

Roc’h an Aotrou is a summit in the surroundings of Coray, Menez an Dug is also a summit in the surroundings of Coray, and Karreg an Tan is likewise a summit in the surroundings of Coray. Roc de Toulaëron is a summit in the wider regional surroundings of Coray.

Château de Trévarez is a castle in the wider regional surroundings of Coray. The Musée des Beaux-Arts is a museum in the wider regional surroundings of Coray. Château de Cheffontaines and Château de Bodinio are also castles in the wider regional surroundings of Coray.

Further local pages lead to Scaër, Kernouës, Gouézec, Pont-De-Buis-Les-Quimerch, Gouesnou, Plougonvelin, Plogonnec and Elliant.

For the higher-level travel overview: Finistere.