Both the sea and the countryside
Nestled in the heart of the Brittany Riviera: turquoise waters, small coves and large white sandy beaches, green spaces, pine trees, seaside villas, and leisure activities for all tastes.
The resort boasts 17 km of coastline, 14 km of beaches, over 100 km of hiking trails, including the famous GR34, which circles Brittany, 5 natural areas, and 70 km of bike paths.
Three different seaside resorts, Cap-Coz, Beg-Meil, and Mousterlin, a lively town center, and of course the jewel of Fouesnant: the Glénan archipelago.
Fouesnant is also known as the Land of Cider. Take the opportunity to visit the region’s cider houses and taste the golden nectar of cider, as well as all the other products made from apples!
During your stay, you can sample buckwheat or wheat crêpes, galettes, fish and seafood, as well as Fouesnant andouille sausage and salted butter caramels.
In July, the apple tree festival celebrates cider, as well as the region’s Breton costumes, dances, and music. Then it’s time for the pardon of Saint Anne, celebrated around the Saint Anne chapel on the outskirts of Fouesnant.
