Sainte-MarineThe Breton Riviera is an exceptional place to relax and get away from it all. You’ll discover charming villages like the seaside resort of Fouesnant-les-Glénan and the picturesque port of La Forêt-Fouesnant. The Breton Riviera is a perfect blend of beautiful landscapes, maritime traditions and culinary delights.
aerial view of the ferryman's house at Beg Ar Vir in Clohars-Fouesnant
Guilvinec lighthouse
Sunrise over the river at Pont-l'Abbé
Tourelle des Perdrix - Loctudy/Île-Tudy
Penhors - Pouldreuzic
Eckmühl lighthouseThe Pays Bigouden is an authentic destination that combines traditions and seascapes. Its coastline is marked by the imposing Eckmühl lighthouse and lively fishing ports such as Le Guilvinec and Saint-Guénolé. The region is proud of its culture, which can be seen in its traditional costumes and folk festivals. On the natural side, beaches such as La Torche attract surfers, while coastal paths offer spectacular views of the ocean.
Between the waves of theocean and the lands of artists, the journey from Concarneau to Pont-Aven opens the doors to an authentic and inspiring Brittany. You’ll discover Concarneau, with its famous walled town and bustling port, and then plunge into the artistic world of Pont-Aven, the“city of painters” that inspired Gauguin. The coastline between these two towns is a paradise for beach-goers and hikers, while inviting you to sample authentic Breton flavours.
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Walled town of Concarneau
Pont-Aven
Ponds of Rosporden
Pointe de TrévignonDestination Quimper Cornouaille is an area rich in history and culture. Its capital, Quimper, boasts half-timbered houses, a majestic cathedral and earthenware. Locronan, a small town full of character, is a magnificently preserved granite village. Cornouaille is a land of flavours and legends that is sure to charm you.
Cap Sizun is a land of character where Brittany meets theocean. The Pointe du Raz, classified as a Grand Site de France, offers a grandiose spectacle of sheer cliffs facing the Atlantic. Cap Sizun is also home to peaceful villages such as Audierne and is a departure point for theIle de Sein. For nature lovers, the Cap Sizun bird sanctuary and coastal paths are perfect for observing the wildlife, flora and wild landscapes.
The Douarnenez region is a destination rich in history and maritime legends. Its capital, Douarnenez, is famous for its history of sardine fishing and its four ports, including the Port-musée and the Port du Rosmeur. The area also offers unspoilt nature, with hiking trails along the cliffs, beaches such as Sables Blancs, and forests. It is also the birthplace of the famous Kouign-Amann, making it an essential stop-off for gourmets.
Destination Quimperlé Les Rias is a land of contrasts. At its heart, Quimperlé is a town of art and history, with its medieval streets and Romanesque abbey. The Rias, river valleys flooded by the sea, offer an exceptional natural setting for water sports. The region is also renowned for its gastronomy, being the birthplace of the famous Belon oyster. It’s a destination that harmoniously combines heritage, nature and authentic flavours.
