From the Baguen Hir hole to Fri-Mez.

When walking from the Baguen Hir hole (at the extremity of the golf of Belle-Ile), you meet the Ster Vraz cove and the protected mooring place of Ster Ouen, with some cables crossing between banks to moor boats.

Further, you will find the Koh Kastell site (meaning the "Old Castle"), former Gallic stronghold, and now ornithological reserve.

Finally, you will find the Apothicairerie cave, one of the most famous sites of Belle-Ile, and one of the most beautiful places under the storm, when the waves climb above the cliff and when you may see a rainbow in the sea spray.

(Click on the small pictures to enlarge them. Some pictures are available in high definition (about 1600x1200 pixels): click on the link "(High definition)" to open them.

Ster Vraz	Along Ster Vraz	Along Ster Vraz	(High definition) Panoramic view of Ster Vraz		Along Ster Vraz		Ster Vraz

Ster Ouen		Ster Ouen	Ster Ouen		Ster Vraz & Ster Ouen		Ster Ouen

Ster Vraz	The swamp behind Ster Vraz	Ster Ouen, protected mooring place.	Ster Ouen, with the cables to moor boats (High definition)	Ster Ouen	Another view of Ster Ouen	Bil A Mer, and Ster Ouen behind (High definition)	Bil A Mer, facing towards Ster Vraz

Apothicairerie cave Another view of the Apothicairerie cave Apothicairerie cave, northen side Roh Toul, in the north of the cave The "sea-bass creek", south of Koh Kastell. "Ile en Oulm" Ster Ouen Another view of Ster Ouen, with moored boats The "sea-bass creek", south of Koh Kastell. Reserve of Koh Kastell. Reserve of Koh Kastell, with "les Poulains" in the background.     Entrance of the Koh Kastell stronghold: this narrow pass was easy to defend.

Some keys to decode the local toponimy Panoramic view of Ster Ouen Pot dropping in front of the "Ile en Oulm" (High definition) Sea graveyard in front of the "Ile en Oulm" (High definition) "Ile en Oulm"