It is the Pays-Bigouden peninsula. With its narrow streets steeped in local history, it combines the charm of old stones and natural heritage.
 
 Once a real island, this former fishing village  is located at the entrance to the estuary of the Pont-L'Abbé river.
 
 Visual symbol of  Loctudy  and Ile-Tudy, the turret or  partridge beacon  is located at sea at the entrance to the fishing port of Loctudy, to indicate a rock dangerous for ships.
 
 Dimensions: 35  x 24  cm - thickness 1.8 cm
 Made and designed in France in Orléans (45)
 Wood: Hevea