The highlight on the coast is the Sillon de Talbert, a 3 km long and narrow spit of sand and gravel, where birds nest and algae dry; the area is under nature protection.
From the parking lot at the Sillon de Talbert we take the GR 34 westwards. We follow the white-red marked path along the gently hilly and rocky coast, accompanied by heathland and small forest areas. We soon pass a picnic area and walk below the viewpoint Créac’h Maout (additional detour of about 15 min.). The pleasant path then leads us after a total of 50 minutes to the small, quiet harbor Port la Chaîne with offshore islets.Here we take the unmarked paved road to the left, which leads slightly uphill through fields into the inland. At the first fork we keep right, at the second one as well. Thus we meet at the beginning of St-Antoine, a district of Pleubian, after a wide right-left curve the D 20, which we cross. Past a chapel we continue straight on this road and at a fork after the village keep slightly left on the open field (not right!). At the next junction we turn right into a field path that merges into a paved road at the houses of Volot and leads to the D 20. We follow it
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