Vue d'un port pittoresque avec plusieurs petits bateaux amarrés sur une eau claire et turquoise, des maisons blanches alignées en arrière-plan sous un ciel bleu dégagé.

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Finistère at your fingertips

Discovering Brittany

Authentic, wild and inspiring Brittany

Welcome to Brittany, a land of character with strong traditions and grandiose landscapes. Our hotel is ideally located in Audierne, fishing port with a marina. Historical tourist destination at the lands end (Penn ar Bed in breton).
Brittany offers you incredible diversity,: the Inland or Argoat in breton with its dramatic valleys and glens.

The mythical forests of the inland, its numerous beautiful historical small cities, the Coastal area or Armor in breton with the varied cliffs of Finistère, its famous lighthouses and charming fishing ports and its beautiful beaches of white sand. Be seduced by our hospitality, the richness of the Breton culture and the maritime scents and flavors of our beautiful region.

Vue aérienne d'une jetée en pierre avec un phare blanc à l'extrémité, un voilier à voile rouge naviguant dans l'eau turquoise claire, et un village de maisons blanches avec des toits gris au loin sous un ciel nuageux.
Finistère

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The Finistère

Finistère, at the west end of Brittany, will charm you with the wild beauty of its landscapes and the richness of its heritage. The spectacular cliffs of the northern and most western coast alternate with creeks and bays, fishing harbours and stunning white sandy beaches. Each detour offers a unique panorama from the Pointe du Raz to the Pointe Saint Mathieu passing through the half island of Crozon. The many small towns of Brittany like Pont-Croix, Douarnenez , Locronan, Quimper or Concarneau mix historical charm and modern life, while the gastronomy of our region: seafood and fish, vegetables and meats from local producers, pancakes, far breton and kouign amann, complete this picture of nature and culture.

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Pointe du Raz and Pointe du Van

Spectacular cliffs facing the ocean, atmosphere at the end of the world. The beach of Baie des Trépassés in a setting. The lighthouse of La Vieille and the island of Sein on the horizon.

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Douarnenez

Fishing ports and authentic maritime town, Canneries and the cradle of Kouign-Amann. Its old neighborhoods, the port of Treboul and Tristan Island. Marine therapy for a moment of relaxation.

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Locronan

Perfectly preserved medieval village, famous for its linen weavers, its magnificent Saint Ronan church, its pilgrimage.

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Crozon Peninsula

Breathtaking wild landscapes: Pen-Hir, Cap de la Chèvre, sublime beaches. Camaret and its Vauban tower, Landévennec Abbey and its museum. The Museum of the History of Brittany: Breizh Odyssey.

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Quimper / Kemper

City of art with its Gothic cathedral, its large old houses, some half-timbered, its picturesque streets, the Breton departmental museum, the Museum of Fine Arts, Les Faïenceries Henriot

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Le Guilvinec - Saint Guénolé

Fishing ports in Pays Bigouden

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Penmarc’h -La Torche

Huge beach and an unmissable surf spot.

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Concarneau

La Ville Close dans les fortifications de Vauban, ses rues animées et son port de pêche pittoresque.

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Pointe Saint-Mathieu

Mythical lighthouse, abbey ruins and incredible sea views.

activities

Finistère is a land of adventure and discoveries for all. Nature lovers can hike on the famous coastal path going all along the coast of Brittany. or explore the smaller inland trails, while sea enthusiasts can sail, kayak or surf in fabulous spots. The cycling routes allow you to travel safely through the Cap Sizun. Visiting our fishing ports like Douarnenez, Guilvinec and Concarneau and the emblematic lighthouses will immerse you in the Breton maritime world.

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Hiking & coastal walks

Follow the Breton coastal path, including the famous GR34, and enjoy spectacular maritime panoramas.

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Boat trips

Leave for Île de Sein, the Glénan Islands, go up and down the L'Odet river from Île Tudy to Quimper

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Bike & VTT

Explore paths, villages, coves and wild landscapes.

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Surf

Enjoy mythical spots, suitable for beginners as well as for experienced people.

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Kayak

Sail on calm waters and admire the unspoilt nature from the sea.

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Lighthouse observation

Discover iconic lighthouses such as the Old Lighthouse, Ar Men, the Eckmühl lighthouse in Penmarc'h, for a real maritime immersion.

Audierne and its surroundings

Audierne Esquibien is the ideal starting point to discover Cap-Sizun and its surroundings. The pier for the island of Sein located in Esquibien is less than 3 km from our hotel. You will surely enjoy the liveliness of the fishing port of Audierne and its marina. The port life testifies to its inhabitants' attachment to the sea, making Audierne a must-see stopover for exploring Finistère.

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Island of Sein

Embark from the Esquibien pier to this small wild island at sea level to enjoy the coastal landscapes and the atmosphere. of island life and character.

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Cap-Sizun

Explore the high cliffs of Pointe du Raz and Pointe du Van with the beach of Baie des Trepassés right in-between. its wild landscapes, creeks, small harbours, beaches and typical villages.

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Pont-Croix

Stroll through this small city of character with its paved streets that go down to the river. The church of Notre Dame de Roscudon built from the 13th century, its exceptional porch and bell tower. Its classical music festival in July is becoming more and more popular.

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Maritime festivals

Participate in the Friendship Route in Audierne, a traditional event combining boats, music and port entertainment.

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Chapels and calvaries

Patrimoine religieux typique de la région, souvent au cœur de paysages naturels.

Pointe du Millier

Its breathtaking landscape, its lighthouse house overlooking Douarnenez Bay and the charming Keriolet watermill in the undergrowth.

Aquashow

Animal park and aquarium with shows and Breton fauna.

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Le Goyen

Ride by bike or on foot along this estuary. Discover the port of Audierne, the quays and the maritime atmosphere typical of Audierne.