Guilvinec: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

Fishing

In Guilvinec, at “Le retour des chalutiers”, you can watch the port workers unload the day’s fresh catch from a panoramic terrace. The landed catch is auctioned below the viewing terrace.

Culture

The Abri du marin in Guilvinec was built in 1900 as the second seamen’s home founded by Jacques de Thézac. The former Abri du marin closed in 1985 and now houses the municipal media library.

Haliotika – La Cité de la pêche presents the world of fishing, the daily lives of seafarers and the journey of fish from the sea to the plate in an immersive tour.

Nature

At Pointe de Men Meur, there are old dry-stone walls, a seaweed oven and the launch ramp of a former lifeboat. Pointe de Men Meur is a viewpoint and an area with a rich architectural and natural heritage.

The “La Littorale” cycle route can be reached from Guilvinec town centre via Rue Jacques de Thézac, which runs along the harbour.

Plage de la Torche is a beach in the vicinity of Guilvinec; Plage de Kermabec is also a beach in the vicinity of Guilvinec. Île Garo is an island in the vicinity of Guilvinec, as is Île Queffen.

Surrounding area

Château de Kergos is a château in the wider region surrounding Guilvinec. Châeau des Garennes, a château, is also located in the wider region. Château de Bodinio is likewise a château in the wider region surrounding Guilvinec.

Église Saint-Nonna is a church in the immediate vicinity of Guilvinec.

Experiences

Les ateliers de Scarlette include cooking and eating dishes with seaweed together. From April to October, during spring tides, they offer immersive days with three workshops on mudflats, seaweed and fish, lasting a total of eight hours.

Near Guilvinec, a water sports centre offers windsurfing, dinghy sailing and catamaran sailing.

Other places: Plozevet, Hanvec, Telgruc-Sur-Mer, Confort-Meilars, Peumérit, Plouescat, Guisseny and Le Juch.

To the higher-level travel overview: Finistere.