Beaches, peninsulas, rocky points and dunes stretch along 90 kilometers of coastline along the GR®34. An opportunity to visit our landmark monuments! The Saint-Mathieu lighthouse, the Kermorvan lighthouse and the Trézien lighthouse welcome you all year round.

Take your time, alone or with your family, to face the elements, nature and the many curiosities of the Iroise.

Between two lighthouses, between two beaches, discover FFR-marked hiking trails, mountain bike or bicycle circuits, and for the more experienced, explore the Iroise along the GR® 34 or the Littorale V45.

Discover the islands and peninsulas of the Iroise via the coastal path, or by boat to the islands of Molène or Ouessant.

With its rural and coastal roads, Iroise is a great place to visit by bike. Discover our tours!

Fancy a road trip? Take our coastal roads along the Iroise Sea, its waves and reefs. The wow factor is guaranteed!

The V45 Littoral cycle route takes you from the Pays des Abers to Brest, via the Iroise. This cycle route runs along several stretches of coastline, offering not only charming landscapes, but also a rich heritage of lighthouses.

4 soft mobility circuits adapted to road bikes will help you stay in shape while discovering the many facets of our region.

Around 15 kilometers from the coast, Molène is the main island of an archipelago of the same name, which includes some twenty islets. The nine main islets are Bannec, Balanec, Quéménes, Litiry, Trielen, Beniguet and Morgol.

Separated from the Molène archipelago by the Fromveur Passage, Ouessant is the largest and most westerly of the Finistère islands.

The area's particularly hostile environment makes it one of the best-lit regions in the world. There are no fewer than 10 lighthouses in the area, representing a priceless cultural heritage.

On Saturday mornings, head to the medieval town of Saint-Renan to discover its historic circuit and Finistère's biggest market. Your senses will be awakened! In all seasons, stroll along the shores of the lakes and watch the vegetation change color.

Did you know? The tallest standing menhir in the world is Kerloas, in Plouarzel. It measures 9.50m above ground level. Impressive!

From villages to sunken lanes, discover an authentic Brittany that smells of wet grass. Here, traces of the past spring up from the paths (fountains, crosses...), festivals enliven the villages all year round and the whole family can have fun at the Récré des 3 Curés, Brittany's biggest amusement park.

Near Brest, Iroise's maritime landscapes and numerous tourist facilities make it the ideal place to bring together your staff, partners or customers. Sea excursions, adventure courses, guided tours... choose the activity best suited to your objectives!

The Pointe Saint-Mathieu, the Kermorvan peninsula, the lighthouses... enjoy a hike and a guided tour to combine pleasure and culture.

A wide choice of accommodation is available in Iroise, including star-rated hotel-restaurants with meeting rooms. You'll find all the comforts you need to make your seminar a success, in an environment conducive to discovery and team-building activities.

Molène, Ouessant and the Mer d'Iroise are preserved areas where incredible biodiversity thrives, both at sea and on the foreshore and coastline.

You can explore these different environments accompanied by professionals certified by the Parc Naturel Marin d'Iroise.

The Molène archipelago is a delight for nature lovers. A number of players are involved in protecting the species and environments. These are accessible but regulated areas.