Lilia: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

In Lilia, the official circular route “À la découverte de Lilia” starts at the church in the town centre. The 8 km route takes 2 hours and is classified as easy. It leads through Lilia’s cultural heritage, including a church, megaliths and monumental sculptures, and offers views of the Aber-Wrac’h and the lighthouses on the islands of Île Vierge and Île Wrac’h.

Culture

The Église Notre-Dame de Lilia stands on a rocky promontory surrounded by the sea, the highest point of the headland, and offers extensive views of the Aber Wrac’h, the coast near Kelerdut, and towards the town centre of Plouguerneau and Lesmel. The Église Notre-Dame de Lilia is designated as accessible; parking is available.

Nature

The Maison-Phare de l’Île Wrac’h can be reached on foot from Plage de Saint-Cava in Lilia, provided the tides permit. Depending on the tides and navigational conditions, Île Vierge can be reached by kayak or boat. The Pointe du Kastell Ac’h in Lilia-Plouguerneau offers an exceptional view of Île Vierge and its lighthouse.

Rosalilia offers a self-guided coastal excursion along Lilia’s waterfront, with gastronomic stops and insights into aquaculture sites, and can also organise a tailor-made route including a visit to a local producer and a tasting of their products.

Surroundings

The nearby area around Lilia includes Plage Sainte-Marguerite and the islands of Île Vénan, Île Vrac’h and Île Valan. Château de Kergroadès is located in the wider regional surroundings of Lilia. The churches Église Saint-Paul-Aurélien, Église Saint-Pierre and Église Saint-Pierre-et-Saint-Vincent-Ferrier are also located around Lilia.

Other places in this selection: Laz, Le Conquet, Carantec, Scaër, Plomeur, Tréglonou, Plouescat, Audierne

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