The next day we headed to Havre-Aubert on the southern tip of the islands. Here the harbour is formed by a spit of shingle, "Les Graves", that joins to a rocky point. Beside the road were several trebuchets; we thought these would have some historical significance, but it turns out they were just a private project by a local. We visited the local museum, which, though it focused on the skeleton of a washed up whale was most interesting for its descriptions of life on the islands in historical times.
We then walked the rocky cliffs of the southwest edge of the islands.
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