Guided tours Finistère

If you dream of visiting Aber Wrac'h and Abbé Benoît by sea and discovering their many small islands, do not hesitate to call on the services of the Vedettes des Abers maritime company, which will offer you many excursions, guided tours, meal cruises, fishing trips,...

We recommend a visit to the Virgin Island and its lighthouse (ticket to be purchased on site), especially during high tides, where you can walk to and from the island by shuttle.

It should be noted that the price of the ticket is a little high, but the location being exceptional, the expense will quickly be amortized into unforgettable memories.

For a visit of the city in about 40 minutes, the Celtic Train makes the visitor travel through the history of Concarneau. Guided tour on the history of the fishermen, the canning facilities or the painters... Throughout the cliff, Gauguin and Flaubert tell their Concarneau... By preserving his Concarneau ticket, the traveller will enjoy a small but similar train on Bénodet or Quimper, in order to discover these two other big cities of Finistère. A different way of seeing the city.

Mika is at the head of this establishment. It offers you to discover the Maritime maritime facade: at its side, you will be able to attend the sale of fish at the auction station, to walk over the fishing port and the shipyards, and crapahuter on the ramparts in the sound of historical anecdotes. Officially authorized by the port authorities, he can mount on the boats and allow you to be «directly with the workers of the seas». Note: Mika will introduce you to its artisan partners (brasserie, canning), which may offer you a tasting of their products!

Navigating the Notre-Dame-de-Rumengol, it's a little dive in the history of commercial navigation to sail. Indeed, this mythical sailboat for the Bretons was restored to the Maritime Holidays of Brest in 1996. It was during these holidays that he was handed over to the water in Brest harbour, in front of an impressive crowd. The culmination of a long renovation site, and a new life for this sailboat to the rich past. Classified as a historic monument, this gabare was established in 1945 at Keraudren town Hall. First used for the transport of wine, Notre-Dame-de-Rumengol subsequently liaises between Brittany and England for the carriage of sand. His career ended in 1980, for a while. It was thanks to the passion and motivation of the An Test association that the sailboat was able to resume the sea, and can still make the Brest Harbour, Alder and Islands of the Mer d'Iroise discover. The association also offers an introduction to astronomical navigation for those who doubt the reliability of their GPS.

Lannilis is home to Salaün Holidays, a travel agency offering a wide range of tours, stays, cruises and coach trips. Whether you want to visit Christmas markets in Europe, celebrate New Year's Eve in France or abroad, or attend colorful carnivals, Salaün Holidays offers a variety of trips to make your end-of-year vacations unforgettable. What's more, the agency offers a non-private transfer service to get you to your departure airport or to the coach for your trip.

In the summer, a boat trip around the island of Ushant is a pleasure to see and a strong sensation to live. Making souvenirs between friends or family, on board a canoe, François Morin, is simply magic. Starting for a walk at sea, wait to discover a thousand and a wonders, and keep the eye attentive and open to see marine animals, lighthouses (like the mythical lighthouse of Kéréon)… A wonderful exit!

Le Conquet is a charming coastal town in Finistère, Brittany. The company also offers trips to the Isle of Sein from Audierne. Please note that bicycles are not accepted on board ferries to Ouessant, but it is possible to rent one on the island. Whether you'd like to spend a day on a neighboring island or set off to discover destinations further afield, Finist'Mer is here to help you organize your trip.