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 and Ouessant.

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.

Niché dans la campagne de Milizac à 10 minutes de Brest, La Récré des 3 Curés offre 17 hectares de parc arboré, des attractions à sensations pour toute la famille et chaque année, des nouveautés !

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!