This coastline is part of the beautiful Côte Sauvage of the island of Ouessant. To the north of the lighthouse of Créach, the fascinating rugged landscape, treacherous coastline and jagged rocks pounded by the sea are most impressive.

The Western tip of the island finishes off in rocks and reefs scoured out by the strong swell. Off the shore, the small lighthouse of Nividic works automatically, and so does the one of Jument, situated on the south-east of the island.

The capital of the island of Ouessant is characterised by its old yet well-maintained houses with blue or green painted shutters, the traditional colours of the island. The tiny west-facing port is very picturesque. A wide sandy beach, the Plage de C..

Two traditional houses retrace life at Ouessant throughout a series of collections: costumes, farming and household tools, and the geology of the isle. One of the houses exhibits the characteristic isle's inner lay out and has kept the typical furnit..

The southernmost end of the island, Porz Doun, is bordered with cliffs. This peninsula is also made up of the small port of Lampaul, behind which small fishermen's boats find a safe harbour. Notice the white pyramid of Runiou, used as a seamark for s..

The Interpretation Centre of Lighthouses and buoys located in the former engine room retraces the history of these light towers from antiquity to our days. Here you will find a collection of turbines, lenses, lamps and reflectors; all of which bring ..

Stiff lighthouse was built by Vauban in 1695. It is made up of two towers which are side by side. One of them has the staircase (126 steps) and the other, three small bedrooms, one on top of the other. Its light extends approximately 50 km thanks to ..