Hiking on the island of Belle-Ile-en-Mer in southern Brittany.

The hike starts in Sauzon, a pretty little Breton port, and ends at the Pointe des Poulains, a magnificent rocky spur planted in the Atlantic Ocean. The departure of the coastal path is not difficult to find, it is located at the end of the port of Sauzon. On the other hand, it is quite difficult to get to Sauzon, there are very few connections with the mainland (there are only in July and August). The other option is to arrive at the other port of Belle-Ile, Le Palais, where the connections with Quiberon are much more frequent. Belle-Ile is a large island (20 km by 9 km), it is not possible to visit everything in one day. To get around the island you can come with your car, rent a bike, take the bus... To come back to Sauzon you have to go the other way around, making a loop in the back country is not very interesting.