Littoral

Île de Sein: living at the end of the earth

In the Finistère, Sein is the smallest island of the Îles du Ponant, and one of the most unspoilt. An island resembles no other. Its population forms an independent community: closely knit, welcoming, discrete but inexhaustible when it comes to praising the qualities of its "rock".
Report by: Christian Roche.

Presented by: Marine Barnérias.

Cordouan, the last inhabited lighthouse

Recently added to the Unesco world heritage list, the Cordouan lighthouse welcomes thousands of visitors each year. For several centuries, it has been an invaluable aid for the complex navigation required to enter the Gironde estuary. A truly exceptional building and an important witness of the history of France.
Report by: Olivier Chasle.

Presented by: Marine Barnérias.