Pointe du Sémaphore

A rocky spur offering a panoramic view over the Bay of Saint-Brieuc, the Pointe du Sémaphore is a strategic location already well known to the Romans, who installed a watchtower here to prevent any invasion. Today, the Sémaphore rises to a height of around one hundred metres above sea level, keeping a scrupulous watch over maritime traffic in the bay. Below, on the GR34, an orientation table allows you to discover the horizon between the Bréhat archipelago and Cap Fréhel.