Tourism Plouha

Plouha is a commune of the department of the Coasts-d' Armor, in the Bretagne area. It belongs to the community of Lanvollon-Plouha commune. The site of Plouha is very old. This was testified in 1879 with the discovery of 12 bronze axes. Those axes are now in Rennes' Museum. Traces of the Iron Age are also visible nowadays, like this cut stone that can be seen in front of the chapel of the Trinity and the purpose of which remains unclear. Plouha also has o closer history. In fact, in November 1943, Lucien Dumais and Raymond Labrosse(2 Franco-Canadians) came to organise and lead the "Shelburn" network, the purpose of which was to get back the Alllied airmen who had been shot down and bring them bak to England. You can also discover the beaches among which Gwin Zégal with its ancient anchorage and the beach Bonaparte, one of the 24 Meccas for French Resistance. But also, Le Palus, Port Moguer and Bréhec.