From the Bugul foreland to Port Guen.
The "Belle Fontaine" (beautiful fountain), or "Aiguade" of Vauban is a fresh water reserve of 860 000 litres built to supply vessels.
The two forelands of Gros Rocher and Bugul are protected by small forts.
(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.
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Bordardoué:
a very beautiful beach, easy of access and appreciated by families with
children.
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Bordardoué:
general view
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Beach
of Bordardoué at low tide
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Veins
of schist at Bordardoué
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Veins
of schist at Bordardoué
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The
"Belle Fontaine"
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The
"Belle Fontaine"
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Inside
the Belle Fontaine
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Beach
of Bugul
(High definition) |
The
foreland of Bugul
(High definition) |
The
Bugul tower
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Pierced
rock at Bugul
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The
foreland of Bugul
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Beach of Bugul
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The
rocks named "les deux Vieilles" (the two old women) and the
rock of "la Truie" (the sow)
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The
"Gros Rocher"
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Beach
of Gros Rocher
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Gros
Rocher
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Gros
Rocher, at high tide
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The rock of "la Truie" (the sow) |
The
"two old women" and the small Bugul fort
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Cave
at Bugul
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Some keys to decode the local toponimy
