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Ploumanac'h lighthouse, Stone lighthouse in Ploumanac'h, France.

Description

Ploumanac'h lighthouse is a stone structure about 15 meters tall, standing on the Breton coast among natural pink granite formations. The structure was rebuilt shortly after World War II and continues to serve as a key maritime marker along this rocky shoreline.

History

The original structure was destroyed during World War II but was rebuilt in 1946 by architects Henry Auffret and Joël Hardion. This reconstruction was necessary to maintain maritime safety along this dangerous coastline.

Culture

The lighthouse features colorful mosaics designed by artist Isidore Odorico that reflect the beauty of the Breton coast. Visitors can observe these decorative elements that set the structure apart from other lighthouses.

Practical

The structure is accessible via coastal walking paths and offers visitors access to the surrounding rocky terrain with its distinctive granite formations. The best time to visit is during calm weather when the pathways are safe to walk.

Did you know?

The structure rests on a foundation of layered pink granite blocks that blend it visually with the surrounding rock formations. This natural integration makes it difficult to distinguish the construction from the landscape at first glance.

Location
Inception
1944
Architects
Henry Auffret, Joël Hardion
Creator
Isidore Odorico
Height
15 m
Accessibility
Wheelchair inaccessible
Made from material
stone
Address
Perros-Guirec, France
Opening Hours
Dimanche: 00:00 -
GPS coordinates
48.83750,-3.48333
Latest update
December 8, 2025 19:41

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The most beautiful lighthouses of France

French lighthouses line approximately 3,400 miles (5,500 km) of coast, from the English Channel to the Mediterranean Sea. These maritime structures, built between the 17th and 20th centuries, occupy strategic locations on rocky promontories, islands, and sometimes in open sea. Constructed from...

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