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Douarnenez

3 km

Overlooking the ocean, be sure to visit the beautiful town of Douarnenez! With no fewer than four ports, the history of Douarnenez is closely linked to sardine fishing and its canneries. You can learn all about this passionate past on the “Sardine trail”. Allow yourself to be swept away by the Bay of Douarnenez with its majestic fine sandy beaches and sublime landscapes which you can enjoy during a host of outdoor activities. And if you prefer to simply wander the streets, why not admire the beautiful fishermen’s houses and breathe in the fresh sea air..

5 km

Explore the village of Les Plomarc’h, discover its 18th century fishing homes and educational farm… This village sits on a cliff top and has served as inspiration for many a painter, and today attracts walkers from far afield. The site is home to a unique natural and archaeological heritage, which can be discovered during a beautiful walk taking in the Roman ruins and leading all the way of the Plage du Ris beach.

400 m

Holidays in Douarnenez are guaranteed to be sporty so head off directly to the Bay of Douarnenez to learn a host of water sports. Fancy a boat trip, sea kayak or paddle-board adventure? Lovers of thrills and spills will be delighted!

400 m

Nestled in the Bay of Douarnenez, and opposite the Port Museum and Pleasure Port, Tristan Island is home to many treasures. The island can be visited at low tide and is home to wonderful orchards, ruins of forts, a botanical garden and even a princess’ home. One thing is for sure, the guided tour of the island is brimming in anecdotes! From the island, the panoramic views over Douarnenez and its Bay will take your breath away…

40 km

To the south of Brest and Brittany, the Crozon Peninsula is renowned for its exceptional landscapes with its rocky coastline, sublime beaches and turquoise waters. This “little piece of paradise” is home to creeks, charming villages and stunning ocean views. Head off on an excursion to one of the best protected natural sanctuaries in the entire region!

And explore the renowned customs trail by foot. The GR34 walking trail spans the Brittany coastline between the Pointe du Van (30 km) and the Pointe du Rax (35 km). Along the route, take in the breathtaking landscapes and the stunning wild landscapes of French Cournouaille!

14 km

Stroll through the small streets of Locronan, a small Brittany village classed as one of the most beautiful in France! Founded in the 10th century, this village made of granite has lost nothing of its beauty down the years. Its magnificent 15th century church and Renaissance buildings are must-sees during the visit.

27 km

As a City of Art and History, this medieval town is brimming in architectural treasures. As the cultural capital of Brittany, you will most certainly fall under the spell of this authentic town with its old streets, half-timber and corbelled constructions and Saint-Corentin cathedral.

Make the most of your stay to taste a host of seafood products and enjoy the many Brittany specialities such as the Far Breton, sardines, crêpes and buckwheat pancakes, not to mention the genuine Kouign-Amann Cake from Douarnenez.

Make the most of your stay to taste a host of seafood products and enjoy the many Brittany specialities such as the Far Breton, sardines, crêpes and buckwheat pancakes, not to mention the genuine Kouign-Amann Cake from Douarnenez.

Every two years, this festival welcomes hundreds of traditional boats in the port of Rosmeur in Douarnenez. A must for sea lovers.

In front of you, discover the grandeur of the panorama of the famous Raz de Sein, well known to sailors, with its Vieille and Tévennec lighthouses and the fascinating Ile de Sein. The 2,000 hectares protected by the Grand Site are full of hiking, walking and mountain bike trails.