Audierne Bay and the Atlantic define the setting of Plouhinec — sandy shores, rocky points and changing tides give this commune on the Cap Sizun coast a firmly maritime character. At the mouth of the Goyen, Poulgoazec harbour faces the town of Audierne, recalling the fishing and seafaring links that have long tied the two banks together. Plouhinec is also home to Menez Dregan, a prehistoric coastal site where excavations have revealed exceptionally early evidence of human occupation and the use of fire. Its shoreline lies within the wider Breton landscape of moorland, farms and small ports, with the open ocean always close at hand. Continue with other webcams from the area to see how this part of western Brittany connects regionally.
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