The Park Tour – Rhuys Peninsula
Enjoy your stay and go to the Tour du Parc to visit the peninsula of Rhuys!
The Park Tour – Rhuys Peninsula
The Tour du Parc is a town lined with oyster farms that make it famous! Take a stroll in the Banques, Castel or Pencadénic and enjoy your walk to discover the oyster parks and their cabins with walls covered with picturesque drawings!
In the center of the Tour du Parc, behind the church, stop for a few moments to admire the Saint-Clair fountain overhung by its unusual Celtic cross!
Enjoy the Rouvran beach and its area dedicated to children. After your swim, you can allow your toddlers to have fun in the playground. This beach also invites you to go fishing on foot, where you can pick up cockles, clams, knife feet, mussels, periwinkles, whelks, barnacles and many more!
The towns of Damgan and Tour du Parc are separated by 500m of bilge, and 24km by road. The pen to pen conveyor is a simple way of moving from June to September. Its oyster barge type boat facilitates the visit of the countries of La Roche Bernard and Muzillac as well as the Rhuys Peninsula. Information in town hall at 02.97.67.30.01 or on the site of the Passeur de Pen à Pen .
Also visit Manoir de Caden :
“By retracing the history of the Lordship of Caden”, you will see how in the year 1000, powerful warriors build up the mounds, establish their fiefdom and impose rights and duties that will govern five centuries of feudalism. In the twelfth and thirteenth centuries, they abandoned the clods and built strong houses.
The Manoir de Caden is a Breton mansion with a great history, from its birth to the year 1000 and until the 15th century.
Outside you can visit the garden of botanical and vegetable plants and the garden of witchcraft.
The visits are made exclusively on reservation (minimum 20 people).
To visit the Rhuys Peninsula website, click here .
