The fishing ports of Pays Bigouden
In Brittany, the Pays Bigouden lives to the rhythm of its fishing ports, true witnesses of its history and maritime know-how. And each one has its own identity! Embark on a discovery of the must-see ports of the Pays Bigouden.
From the Manoir de Kerhuel**** located near Quimper, you can easily discover the fishing ports of the Pays Bigouden, the maritime soul of Brittany!
The leading artisanal fishing port in France, the port of Guilvinec is an open-air spectacle.
Come and see the trawlers return to the port, and unload crates full of langoustines, monkfish, pollack and hake.
For a breathtaking view of the hustle and bustle of the quays, go to the roof terrace of the auction.
Facing Guilvinec, Treffiagat-Léchiagat offers an exceptional view of the neighboring port. Enjoy a stroll along the sea wall, ideal for admiring a sunset over the ocean.
Here, the trawlers under renovation demonstrate the expertise of marine carpenters.
Typical neighborhoods, old fishermen's houses, bars and terraces complete this authentic stopover.
Welcome to the sardine capital! Watch the boats return and the fish unload at the auction.
In season, sardine fishing begins at dawn. For a total immersion, visit the port's canneries.
Renowned for its “Demoiselles” de Loctudy, this port is a reference for lovers of ultra-fresh langoustines. Admire the view of Île Tudy and the Pont-l’Abbé river as you pass by.
In Lesconil, the return from fishing is a daily ritual. Meet at the East quay at 10:30 a.m. or the West quay at 5 p.m. to buy fish and langoustines directly from the fishermen.
The heritage port of Kérity, with its 16th-century shipowners’ houses, bears witness to its flourishing past.
Stroll between Kérity and Saint-Pierre to admire the old lighthouse and visit the maritime discovery center.
For a breathtaking view, climb the 307 steps of the Eckmühl lighthouse!
Want to discover Breton fishing products in a different way? Sit down at a table in the bistro restaurant of the Manoir de Kerhuel to taste fresh, seasonal products.
From the Manoir de Kerhuel**** located near Quimper, you can easily discover the fishing ports of the Pays Bigouden, the maritime soul of Brittany!
The port of Guilvinec
The leading artisanal fishing port in France, the port of Guilvinec is an open-air spectacle.
Come and see the trawlers return to the port, and unload crates full of langoustines, monkfish, pollack and hake.
For a breathtaking view of the hustle and bustle of the quays, go to the roof terrace of the auction.
The port of Treffiagat-Léchiagat
Facing Guilvinec, Treffiagat-Léchiagat offers an exceptional view of the neighboring port. Enjoy a stroll along the sea wall, ideal for admiring a sunset over the ocean.
Here, the trawlers under renovation demonstrate the expertise of marine carpenters.
Typical neighborhoods, old fishermen's houses, bars and terraces complete this authentic stopover.
The port of Saint-Guénolé-Penmarch
Welcome to the sardine capital! Watch the boats return and the fish unload at the auction.
In season, sardine fishing begins at dawn. For a total immersion, visit the port's canneries.
The port of Loctudy
Renowned for its “Demoiselles” de Loctudy, this port is a reference for lovers of ultra-fresh langoustines. Admire the view of Île Tudy and the Pont-l’Abbé river as you pass by.
The port of Lesconil
In Lesconil, the return from fishing is a daily ritual. Meet at the East quay at 10:30 a.m. or the West quay at 5 p.m. to buy fish and langoustines directly from the fishermen.
The port of Kérity and Saint-Pierre-Penmarc’h
The heritage port of Kérity, with its 16th-century shipowners’ houses, bears witness to its flourishing past.
Stroll between Kérity and Saint-Pierre to admire the old lighthouse and visit the maritime discovery center.
For a breathtaking view, climb the 307 steps of the Eckmühl lighthouse!
Want to discover Breton fishing products in a different way? Sit down at a table in the bistro restaurant of the Manoir de Kerhuel to taste fresh, seasonal products.
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