Get some height
Pointe Saint-Mathieu, its lighthouse and abbey
Pointe Saint-Mathieu is a fabulous site: at the foot of the Saint-Mathieu lighthouse, the ruins of an ancient Benedictine abbey plunge us into a supernatural atmosphere day and night. Climb the lighthouse's 163 steps to admire the majestic panorama! Extend your visit with a visit to the abbey museum, the National Memorial to sailors lost at sea and the Musée Mémoires 39-45.
Log off
Take the time to live on the Isle of Molène
The island of Molène, located in the heart of the Iroise Marine Nature Park and UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, is the ideal destination for a family getaway. Along the 4 km of coastal paths, take the time to activate your senses as you discover the heritage and natural environment of the archipelago's largest island. In the charming little village, the locals will be delighted to guide you. And that's not all: Ouessant awaits you for another island getaway!
A feast for the eyes
Excursion to the Iroise Marine Park
Departing from Le Conquet or Lanildut, let us guide you on an excursion to the Iroise Sea. In an intimate atmosphere, the treasures of the Iroise will be revealed and the most captivating stories told. Discover our maritime heritage: from lighthouses to islands, it's not uncommon to come across bottlenose dolphins or grey seals lounging on their resting places.
In the fresh air
Hiking on the GR®34
The GR®34 or sentier des douaniers is the most seaworthy of the long-distance footpaths. In Iroise, you'll discover 92 km of coastline with landscapes as varied as they are breathtaking: rocky outcrops, pebbly or sandy coves, aber or ria, tidal flats dotted with reefs and islets, or a vast dune belt... Bring your best shoes to make the most of this fresh, iodized air!
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Cycling the Iroise: the Landunvez coastal route
The Pays d'Iroise is so beautiful when explored by bike! The Landunvez tourist route offers a grandiose backdrop and the incredible sensation of riding on water. This wild coastline sculpted by the elements is punctuated by welcoming beaches, majestic rocks and endearing monuments, such as the Saint-Samson chapel isolated on the moor. On our coastal roads and inland, a total of 4 cycling circuits await you for a gentle stay.A change of scenery guaranteed!
A concentrate of Brittany
Le Conquet, main fishing port and Petite Cité de Caractère® (Small Town of Character)
Both a fishing port and a springboard to the islands and the Iroise Sea, Le Conquet invites you to wander through its maze of narrow streets lined with old houses, leading to the harbor and the ria. The Petite Cité de Caractère® is a lively place, with a Tuesday market, numerous small shops, artists, craftsmen and restaurants. Don't hesitate to push open their doors, and you'll discover a peaceful world of wood and stone.
A stone's throw from Le Conquet
The Blancs Sablons beach and its dunes
Don't miss this immense 2.5 km white sand beach. Nestling at the end of a cove, you'll reach it via one of the winding paths carved into the vast, unspoilt dune belt. The view of the islands of Molène and Ouessant, of the Kermorvan peninsula and its islet, is breathtaking. A paradise for families, it is ideal for idleness and relaxation. Its north-westerly exposure makes it an excellent spot for surfing, windsurfing and kitesurfing.
Take the plunge
Water sports abound in Iroise.
The Pays d'Iroise's water sports centers offer a wide range of activities, including sailing, surfing, scuba diving, stand-up paddling, kayaking and water walking. A wide variety of waters are available for families to discover or perfect their skills. There's something for everyone!
A bustling port
Portsall harbour in Ploudalmézeau
On March 16, 1978, the supertanker Amoco Cadiz ran aground off the port of Portsall, spilling 227,000 tonnes of oil along 360 km of coastline. The Ancre An Eor museum retraces the circumstances surrounding this disaster. After this visit, the Pointe du Guilliguy, home to a 7,000-year-old covered walkway, offers a spectacular view of the port, which in summer is animated by a variety of nautical activities.
Fun guaranteed
La Récré des 3 Curés in Milizac-Guipronvel
Looking to relax and have a good time with friends or family? Then head for the "La Récré des 3 Curés" amusement park! In a 17-hectare green setting, you'll discover 40 attractions for the whole family, from the quietest to the craziest. Vertiginous sensations guaranteed with the Vertika, the roller coaster, the Pirate Galleon and many more. Don't forget to take a ride on the Ferris wheel, which offers a breathtaking view of the entire park.
Every Saturday morning
The must-see Saint-Renan market
Saint-Renan is a small medieval town listed as one of France's "Most Beautiful Detours". It hosts Finistère's biggest market every Saturday. You'll find a wide choice of local products from the sea and the land, as well as clothing, jewelry and more. In summer, you'll enjoy taking your time and sitting down at one of the café terraces to enjoy the musical entertainment and other shows.
Aber Ildut harbour
Lanildut, Europe's leading seaweed port
Welcome to seaweed country! In Lanildut, a port of heritage interest, you'll discover how the boats unload the freshly harvested seaweed. Red, green, brown... they offer a wealth of riches! In summer, stop off at the Maison de l'Algue "Ty ar bezhin" to immerse yourself in this fascinating world and enjoy a range of activities.
Splinters in the night
Further west: the pointe de Corsen
Corsen Point is the most westerly point in mainland France. It offers breathtaking views of the Molène archipelago, the island of Ouessant and the magnificent cliffs of the western Pays d'Iroise. Accessible to people with reduced mobility, the orientation table will help you spot the islands and lighthouses, including the Trézien lighthouse 500m inland. Don't miss the lighting up of the lighthouses at dusk!
Olivier de Kersauson
The sea varies according to the lighting, the time of day, the position of the sun, the cloud cover, the strength of the wind and the strength of the waves. It's infinite. When I look at the sea, I'm walking through the time of the world.