Cleder

Cléder combines a working market-gardening identity with an exposed English Channel shoreline in a way that reflects its position on Brittany’s Léon coast. This commune in Finistère forms part of the Côte des Sables, where the beaches of Les Amiets and Kerfissien meet low dunes and rocky stretches of shore. Fields behind the coast produce vegetables, notably artichokes and cauliflower, continuing the farming tradition for which the Léon is known. Inland, the roofless Château de Kergounadéac’h, a 17th-century château, recalls the area’s seigneurial past. View additional webcams nearby to better understand how Cléder’s coast and farmland relate to northern Brittany’s surroundings.

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