The starting point for the Pays Bigouden
The Pays Bigouden is in the heart of Finistère. At the end of Brittany, the Pays Bigouden is a region marked by traditions and history.
The Pays Bigouden includes twenty communes which is divided into three cantons: canton of Guilvinec, canton of Pont-l'Abbé and canton of Plogastel-Saint-Germain.
Historical sites, stretches of sand, fishing ports, the Pays Bigouden never ceases to surprise you with its many points of interest. Don't miss: ruins of Languidou, Trunvel pond, famous Bigoudène headdress, Penmarc'h, Le Guilvinec, etc.
Discover the Pays Bigouden with our guest house opening onto the sea as a starting point!
Beaches as far as the eye can see
Twenty meters separate you from the first beach where you will enjoy swimming, walking and relaxing.
At 2.5 kilometers, you will find one of the best-known spots in Brittany, la Torche. Amateurs and professionals will be able to practice a wide range of water sports, including surfing.
Let yourself be tempted by the beaches of Brittany!
The unavoidable
Set out to discover the must-see attractions of the Pays Bigouden, we advise you to start with the Eckmühl lighthouse, in the village of Penmarc’h. Continue with the discovery of the 5-star seaside resort of Finistère, Bénodet. Finish with a visit to the historic center of Locronan, a small town of character in Brittany.
Capital of the Pays Bigouden, Pont-l’Abbé
Nestled at the bottom of the estuary, Pont-l'Abbé is a historic town in Brittany and is considered the capital of the Pays Bigouden.
Visit this town and discover all its treasures: the Château des Barons du Pont, the port, the inhabited bridge, the church of Lambour and without forgetting, the monument to the Bigoudens.
Quimper, capital of Cornwall
In thirty minutes by car, you will be in the center of Quimper. This city of 3 rivers will charm you. Start by discovering artistic crafts: embroidery and earthenware, among local artisans. Continue with the Museum of Fine Arts and stroll through the streets of the city, but also in the gardens: French gardens of the Château de Lanniron, Jardin de la Retraite, …
Concarneau and its walled town
In less than an hour's drive, discover Concarneau. What you absolutely must visit in Concarneau is the Ville Close, surrounded by ramparts and isolated on a small island. There you will find the famous belfry, the Governor's House, Landévennec Abbey and charming streets.
From Concarneau, you can go for a boat trip.
The GR34
The GR34 route passes very close to our guest house with sea view in the Pays Bigouden. The GR34 is also called the “Customs Officers’ Trail”. Exclusively coastal, this path borders all the Breton coasts for more than 2,000 kilometers. This trail will offer you a taste of the end of the world, with breathtaking landscapes.