Saint Winoc Church

Placed on the extreme point of the Plouhinec district, the church of Saint Winoc dates back to the middle of the 16^th century and was founded on the site of an even older monument.

Built in the form of a Latin cross, the church is dominated by a galleried tower from which a spire shoots up to a height of 40 metres. Under the south gallery are carvings of cattle and a fish, whilst to the west you can see a small, chine-hulled boat carrying three rowing crewmen. These sculptures would have spoken volumes about the dual economy of this parish: living off the land and living off the sea.