Start your road trip by staying in Saint-Goazec, located on the Nantes-Brest canal. Here you can find many hiking and biking trails and therefore spend some time practising a sporting activity in the middle of nature.

The essentials

• Walk alongside the Nantes-Brest canal to admire the local fauna and flora.
• Discover the rich cultural heritage: church, chapel, Domaine de Trévarez and Kervoazec castle… the choice is all yours! 
• Photograph the menhirs on the outskirts of the village, for a 100% Breton souvenir! 
   

The Domaine de Trévarez in Saint-Goazec is THE place to visit during your stay! 
 

Pont-Aven, an inspiring destination! Many artists have stayed in Pont-Aven to develop their creativity and find some inspiration. With its romantic settings, its art galleries and beautiful walks, Pont-Aven is very charming. 

The essentials 

• Take a walk along the Aven, the river crossing the city and discover the remains of the mills. 
• Stroll through the more than 60 exhibition sites, galleries and studios: Paul Gauguin is the emblematic figure of Pont-Aven. 
• Walk on the Promenade Xavier Grall: a series of footbridges dedicated to the poet and journalist Xavier Grall.

While staying in Pont-Aven, take the time to visit the chapel of Trémalo standing above the Bois d’Amour, between oak and beech trees. 

To discover

For this third stage, head to Loctudy, south of Quimper. White sandy beaches and turquoise water, Loctudy is just as good as the Caribbean!

The essentials 

• Shop for local products at the market taking place every Wednesday in Loctudy. 
• Attend the fishing boats arrival in the harbour to buy fresh langoustines!
• Take the ferry for a day on the large beach of Ile-Tudy. 
   

Admire the Langoz lighthouse marking the entrance to the harbour channel and indicating a large rocky mass. 

To discover

Locronan has been classified both as Plus Beau Village de France and Petite Cité de Caractère. You will be amazed by the charm of its old stones. 

Inspiration

• Wander through the narrow streets and immerse yourself in these sceneries that have inspired many filmmakers. 
• Climb to the Locronan mountain (289m!) and enjoy a wonderful panorama over the Douarnenez bay and the Crozon peninsula! 
• Stop by a bakery to taste the famous kouign-Amann. 
   

A veritable film set, many movies have been shot in the city. Will you recognize them? 
 

To discover 

Rendez-vous in Douarnenez for the fifth stage of this road trip and discover this pretty and unique city. 

Inspiration

• Discover the multitude of boats on the four harbours of Douarnenez
• Wander through the hamlet of Plomarch. Between stones, pines and shores, the site brings together a rich natural and archaeological heritage. 
• Admire the Tristan Island, an island full of treasures located opposite the museum-harbour and the marina
   

Visit the Conserverie de Douarnenez, the last and only factory that keeps making its sardine tins the traditional way.

To discover 

Welcome to the Crozon peninsula, a destination at the end of the world, with its typical, craggy landscapes. 

The essentials 

• Put on your hiking shoes to walk along the coastal paths and discover the numerous creeks worthy of the Mediterranean calanques.
• Discover Camaret and its typical harbour, the chapel Notre-Dame de Rocamadour and the Vaudan tower, classified as a World Heritage Site.
• Embark on a boat to Ushant (Ouessant) and enjoy a moment at sea.
   

Take the time to discover the Alignements de Lagatjar: more than a hundred menhirs aligned in perpendicular lines, some of which are nearly 3 metres high.

To discover

On the way up, make a stop in Le Faou, classified as « Petite Cité de Caractère ». A quiet stop where nature and culture meet. 

The essentials 

• Discover the exceptional heritage of this Petite Cité de Caractère: corbelled houses, Saint-Sauveur church, Notre-Dame de Rumengol church… 
• Organise a picnic in the Cranou forest: one of the biggest forests in Finistère.
• Savour a crêpe in one of the town’s crêperies! 
   

Admire the architecture of the houses in this Breton city. They perfectly illustrate the urbanisation made to facilitate merchant activities for travellers. 

To discover

Located on the Côte des Sables, Cléder invites you to relax and enjoy water sports. Large beaches, rich heritage and exceptional light will highlight your visit to Cléder. 

The essentials 

• Admire the shades of colours of the ocean, palettes of light changing with the weather and the seasons. 
• Observe the stone and granite that are everywhere in Cléder: menhirs, Gallic stelae, castles and manor houses. 
• Try the pastès or pastechou: brioche bread in the shape of a turnover with grape or prune. 
   

Nearby, visit the Château de Kerjan, a real jewel of Renaissance architecture that will take you back in time.

Point le plus au nord de  ce circuit, dans la baie de Morlaix, à  Roscoff, petite cité corsaire et station balnéaire qui ne manque pas de caractère.  Un patrimoine tourné vers l’océan entre plage de sable fin et activités bien-être.

Inspiration

• Partir à l'assaut de la cité de caractère de Roscoff pour découvrir le patrimoine lié à l’histoire maritime de la cité, son vieux port, son estacade insubmersible, son phare et ses maisons d’armateurs. 
• Ramener dans son panier gourmand les fameux oignons de Roscoff. 
• Profiter des bienfaits de l’iode en pratiquant une activité nautique ou à travers un soin à la thalassothérapie. 

La découverte de la chapelle Sainte Barbe, de 1619 perchée sur la pointe rocheuse de Bloscon. Se laisser inspirer par son architecture intimiste et par son cadre naturel où l’océan impose ses couleurs pures et invite à l’évasion.

To discover

Last stop of this road trip: Henvic! 
Between land and sea, this destination offers you all the charms of Finistère. A soothing moment to end this adventure in the region! 

The essentials

• Discover the heritage of the city: manor houses, church classified as national heritage site inFrance. 
• Relax at the Keracoual arboretum and observe the 3200 species that compose this impressive botanical collection. 
• Drink a bowl of cider: a must before leaving! 
   

The Vanneg loop is a hiking trail of less than 10 km inviting you to discover the valley and river of La Penzé. By walking along the river, admire the manor house, the chapel and the arboretum of Henvic.