Harbouring the same splendid colors, cape Fréhel has no reason to be jealous of its “almost” neighbor cape Erquy. Emerald blue waves come lashing onto the steep cliffs, and pink sandstone gives shelter to an important ornithological reserve. The common guillemot even feels so much at ease, that the number of individuals rises steadily, which is exceptional. The Big and Small Hawk house, sort of high up rocky peaks, are perfect places of refuge for numerous nesting birds. Impressive caves and the astonishing forms of some of the rocks increase the gripping sensation for visitors. Setting off from the cape along the coastal path, you can join the medieval fort. Registered as a Historic monument in 1925, the Fort La Latte was built in the 14th century overlooking the ocean at a height of 60 meters. The fort is open to visitors as well as the lighthouse, from where you can even spot the Cannel-Islands when the weather is clear.