Local history and culture Finistère

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!

At the foot of the Celebrated lighthouse, a small, exceptional site that gives the image of a port as it stood at the beginning of the th century… The Saint-Pierre rescue station, created in 1901 and restored, houses the only rescue canoe to sail in a state of sail from all over France! He is in wood, recovery, over 10 metres and includes copper air crates and 10 oars. As a historic monument, on 6 November 1992, Father Poydenot, a name given in honour of his donor's husband Mrs Poydenot, nevertheless holds a navigation title, allowing him to participate in local maritime festivals. It was functional until 1913.