Dating from XVIe century, this chapel has been rebuilt in 1870 and renovated in 2001. According at what is said, St Pol Aurélien founded earlier at this place an old monastic site.

Tradition say that, when a sailor die in the sea, people find back his body 3 days after that a mass is said for him in the chapel. This chapel is situated in the rocks , near the Pontusval's lighthouse.

Near this chapel can you look at a sentry box. It dates from XVIIIe century and was built to control the coast. It is placed on the top of granitic rocks.

This little but very beautiful lighthouse, 18 m hight, is built in 1869 and the first light begun in september of this same year. Range of his fire has 10 miles.

This lighthouse is a jonction between the lighthouses of Île Vierge (the hightest in Europa) and Île de Batz.

This lighthouse is private : it is not possible to visit it.

Men Marz menhir (this name mean the miracle's stone in Breton) is a splendid megalith and easy to locate. With his height (9,50 m), it constitutes really a majestic monument situated at 1 km distance from the coast.

This menhir is simply put on the ground, really not deep in the grond. People suppose that it has been put up about 10 000 years ago.

Very rare are christianised menhirs, as this one, in Britanny. In fact, a cross has been graved on a side and one another is fixed on the top of the stone. This christianisation is dated coming from middle-age.

This menhir is classed historic monument since 1889.

The small bay of Brignogan constitutes a haven of peace for the small boats during strong storms. Surrounded by the attractive houses of the village and lined by the campsite, it offers multiple possibilities to the vacationers, the fishing or the offshore ballad, the decouverte of the water sports, discovered by the marine environment with its flora and its fauna. The security is more insured by the quite close SNSM and by the semaphore.

In summer, the bay is also the theater of fireworks, multiple demonstrations and festivities.