Saint Tugen Chapel – Kermoor Beach loop from Esquibien

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Saint Tugen Chapel – Kermoor Beach loop from Esquibien

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Saint Tugen Chapel – Kermoor Beach loop from Esquibien

01:43

27.1km

260m

Cycling

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: August 25, 2026

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3.04 km

Saint Tugen Chapel

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The current Saint-Tugen chapel was founded in 1535 by René du Menez, lord of Lézurec, and Marie du Faou, his wife. From this period remains in particular the south porch, …

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6.84 km

Bike path at Plage du Loc'h

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The pictures speak for themselves—it's a truly beautiful bike path.
I already miss the wind and its salty smell.

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8.46 km

Direction pointé du Raz

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For a Central European like me, it's a special feeling to be so far west on the Atlantic coast.
The sea is still relatively warm here at the end of September.

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13.3 km

Kermoor Beach

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The town of Combrit-Sainte-Marine alone has 3.5 km of sandy beaches, mainly facing south. That of Kermor is particularly beautiful and large with its 1.5 km of coastline. It is …

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15.3 km

Saint Primel Parish Church

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Parish church from the 15th century

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18.9 km

Village of Brigneoc'h

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Magnificent village of small stone houses.

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21.3 km

Audierne along the ria

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The landing stage offers the possibility to reach the water without having to carry the bike far away

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23.8 km

Capuchins' Footbridge

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The Passerelle des Capucins was built in 1895 to connect the Old Mole, built in the second half of the 18th century, to the fortified right bank of the mouth …

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