Holidays in the Pays Bigouden, in southern Finistère
A sunset in summer or a storm in winter... On the sand or near impressive rocks, the Pays Bigouden will amaze you!
The Pays Bigouden is made up of rocks to the south and is bordered by a magnificent bay to the west. If the face of this coast is changing, it is to allow you to discover it better. Let your imagination run wild at the rocks of Goudoul, take in the sights at La Pointe de La Torche, breathe the force of nature at Treguennec, observe the birds at Trunvel and feel very small at Plovan...
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Le Guilvinec
Coming to Guilvinec means living to the rhythm of the tides and fishing returns. The leading French artisanal fishing port, it is the pride of the Pays Bigouden.
Visiting Le Guilvinec means being permanently turned towards the sea and all its values. Fishing is the local economic activity that makes this small port town famous! You will come across fishermen, fishmongers, fishmongers, fishmongers... You will discuss the day's catch with the elders. But above all you can go to sea and visit Haliotika, a unique place in the world of sea fishing! Guided tour of the coastal auction, guided discovery of the return from fishing, discovery area on the fishing professions, fish "from the sea to the plate"...
And then the coast will call you, rock points, beaches and family water activities border this typical town so proud of its heritage. On the paths, a heritage full of strong local history will tell you what Guilvinec was before being the star of the Pays Bigouden.
The pointe de la torche
Beg an Dorchenn or the Pointe de la Torche, is a peninsula separating the bay of Audierne (atnorth), Pors Carn cove (south). About 500 meters long and100 meters wide, the peninsula rises into a 16 meter moundof altitude on which rests a tumulus and a dolmen.
It is the Breton surf spot par excellence and also a very beautiful viewpoint over the 15km of Audierne Bay.
Follow the paths carefully to preserve this exceptional natural environment!
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