Between land and sea, an exceptional region
Discover Finistère

South Finistère is a land of contrasts and wonders, where the Atlantic Ocean meets wild and unspoiled landscapes.

Here, the rugged cliffs of the Pointe du Raz meet the fine sandy beaches of the Baie de Douarnenez, while charming villages like Locronan transport you to another time. Between mysterious forests, hidden coves, and coastal paths, every corner of this region exudes authentic Breton charm. Whether you enjoy seaside hikes, are passionate about history and heritage, or simply seek peace and a change of scenery, South Finistère promises unique experiences where nature and culture blend harmoniously to create unforgettable memories.

A destination rich in discoveries Great activities

Between hikes on the GR34 coastal path and visits to museums, churches, and historical sites, South Finistère is a destination where every day is a new adventure. Discover wild islands like Sein or the Glénan archipelago, explore medieval towns like Quimper or Concarneau, or be charmed by local markets where regional produce reigns supreme. And don't forget seafood tastings, bike rides in the woods, or relaxing moments on the beaches.

Small village of character Locronan

Listed among the Most Beautiful Villages of France, Locronan is a jewel of Finistère. Its Saint-Ronan church (Place de l’Église), its granite houses, and its timeless atmosphere make it a unique place.

Don't miss: the Troménie Chapel and the local artisans' workshops. A village steeped in history, ideal for starting your exploration of South Finistère.

For a road trip in Brittany or a weekend in South Finistère, Locronan is the perfect starting point.

Rich historical heritage Quimper

Just 15 minutes from Locronan, Quimper awaits you with its Saint-Corentin Cathedral (Place au Beurre), the Breton Departmental Museum, and its medieval streets.

Also discover the Quimper Pottery for an immersion in local craftsmanship.

Beautiful and wild Crozon Peninsula

Explore the cliffs of Cap de la Chèvre and the beaches of Morgat or the Aber estuary. Visit the Presqu'île Museum to discover local history. Don't miss the Tas de Pois rock formations and the Crozon Fort. A wild setting for unforgettable hikes on the GR34 coastal path.

The city with 3 ports Douarnenez

Discover the Port-Museum (Place de l’Enfer) with its traditional boats. Stroll along the Sables Blancs beach or visit the Saint-Pierre church. Sample the seafood at the Port du Rosmeur marina in Tréboul.

Île de Sein, Les Glénan, Île Tudy The islands of Finistère

Embark on a journey to Île de Sein (accessible from the port of Audierne) and its Musée de l’Île de Sein (in the heart of the village). Les Glénan (from Concarneau or Bénodet) offer white sand beaches. Île Tudy (from, for example, Le Guilvinec) is ideal for a family outing.

Each island has its own unique charm, a blend of unspoiled nature and Breton legends.

Concarneau, Pont-Aven, Bénodet The must-see towns and cities

In Concarneau, visit the walled city (ramparts and port) and the Fishing Museum. In Pont-Aven, explore the Pont-Aven Museum (Place Julia) and the tidal mills. In Bénodet, enjoy Trez Beach and the Bénodet Casino (Boulevard de la Plage).

A journey rich in discoveries!

On foot or by bike The walks

Hike the GR34 for breathtaking views of the Pointe du Raz or the Baie des Trépassés. By bike, explore the Voie Verte between Quimper and Douarnenez. Also discover the Kerdalo gardens (in Trédarzec) or the Bois du Névet (in Locronan).

Routes for everyone, in the heart of stunning Breton landscapes.

Between land and sea, an exceptional region Discover Finistère