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Roc'h Annick

Roc'h Annick is an anchorage spot along the rugged Brittany coastline, where you drop the hook and take in the wild, dramatic scenery that this stretch of northern France is known for. It sits in the broader area between Tréguier and Ploumanac'h, a coastline famous for its extraordinary pink granite rock formations that rise straight out of the sea. There's no infrastructure here — just you, the anchor, and one of the more striking natural backdrops you'll find along this coast.

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  • Busiest around 15:00 — mostly boats arriving
  • Half the boats that stop here have arrived by 14:00
  • 71% of visits are overnight
  • Typical stay: ~16h
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