Tréglonou: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Tréglonou lies on the banks of the Aber-Benoît. Rand’Abers 1 is a hiking trail along the GR34 beside the Aber-Benoît, while Rand’Abers 9 passes through four municipalities and includes a section of the Aber-Benoît. Canoeing, kayaking and stand-up paddleboarding are possible on the Aber-Benoît.

Landscape and Trails

Rand’Abers 1 also offers a shorter variant that omits the wooded section and begins at the Pont de Tréglonou or at the Carpont car park. The Pont de Tréglonou is a 70.70-metre-long reinforced-concrete bridge with four spans of 12.50 metres each, and was inaugurated in 1935. The area around the Pont de Tréglonou is close to the ornithological area on the Aber-Benoît.

Geographical Location

From Lannilis, Tréglonou can be reached via the D 28.

Buildings and History

The Church of Saint Paul Aurelian was built in 1860. It reuses a north portal from an 18th-century church bearing the coat of arms of the Tournemine de Trouzilit family. Its floor plan is in the shape of a Latin cross, with a single-nave layout.

The ruins of a private chapel dedicated to Kiel, a companion of Pol Aurélien, can be found in Keryel.

Other Places

If you would like to compare other places, you can find additional destinations here: Camaret-Sur-Mer, Botsorhel, L'aber-Wrach, Daoulas, Saint-Martin-Des-Champs, Plabennec, Brélès and Hanvec.

For the higher-level travel overview: Finistere.