The hotel Breiz Armor, ideally located in the heart of Audierne bay, an unspoilt and wild coast of rare beauty, invites you to discover the coast from the beautiful blue flag labeled sandy beach of Penhors, famous for surfing and sand yachting.
Enjoy the proximity of the Admiral Museum, to familiarize yourself with the wonders of the ocean in a modern and interactive setting where more than 12,000 shells from around the world are exposed alongside many seabirds, corals and fossils ...
In another register, the Hénaff House Museum proposes an exciting journey to the canning factory through a century of history. You can also visit the birthplace of Pierre Jakez Hélias French writer whose novel The Horse of Pride was adapted to the cinema by Claude Chabrol. You will be spoiled for choice during your stay in Brittany: cultural visits, cruises to discover many wild and unspoilt islands, hiking along the coastal paths (including the GR 34, 200km of coastline of Douarnenez to Sainte Marine) and practice many water sports ...
From the Pointe du Torche, famous spot for gliding fans, at the Pointe du Raz, the Bigouden country is revealed at its ports dotted with famous lighthouses, rocky cliffs, islands and charming towns such as Locronan. Off the coast of Concarneau is the Glénans archipelago, a renowned nautical center, set on crystal-clear waters bordered by white sand. Going up towards Brest you will be able to discover the point of Raz, the island of Sein, the peninsula of Crozon and the village of Camaret.
The opportunities to discover the generosity of this unspoiled nature rival the cultural treasures of our beautiful region. Pont Aven, town of painters; Pont-l'Abbé and its Bigouden museum arranged in a medieval dungeon; Quimper cultural capital, "City of Art and History" with its Saint-Corentin cathedral and its beautiful half-timbered houses; Concarneau, its port and its enclosed town or Douarnenez, the town with three ports ... are so many good reasons to come and visit us ...
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