Guest house surrounded by nature in the Bay of Audierne

At Domaine de Tréouzien, a bed and breakfast near the sea in the Bay of Audierne, you'll find yourself in the heart of a region where nature and authenticity intertwine. Between Pointe du Raz and Cap Sizun, the enchanting landscapes of Brittany unfold before you. Nearby, the Pays Bigouden, Douarnenez, and the Crozon Peninsula with its impressive cliffs invite you to escape. Every walk is unique and will leave you with lasting memories. Don't hesitate to contact Stéphanie, who will give you valuable advice for exploring the region.

Pointe du Raz and Cap Sizun

Pointe du Raz is one of Brittany's most iconic sites. There, you can admire a breathtaking view of the Raz de Sein, the Île de Sein, and the legendary La Vieille lighthouse.

Cap Sizun, a peninsula at the edge of the world, is a perfect place for a stroll. Explore Pont-Croix, a small medieval town, or Audierne, a lively port city.

Gastronomy is the soul of Cap Sizun. Treat yourself to a delicious crêpe, fish, seafood, or a Kouign-Amann.

The Breton landscapes on foot

Explore the GR34, a coastal hiking trail, or opt for shorter hiking circuits that will allow you to discover chapels and churches, seaweed kilns, prehistoric sites, and other treasures our region has to offer.

Proximity to the beaches

The beaches of Audierne Bay are ideal for relaxing, unwinding, swimming, and trying out numerous water sports, such as surfing, windsurfing, and paddleboarding. Your guesthouse near the sea in Audierne Bay is just a 10-minute walk from Gwendrez Beach.

The Bigouden Country

Famous for its traditional headdress, the Pays Bigouden region offers breathtaking scenery and magnificent landscapes. Discover Pointe de la Torche, where surfers put on a spectacular show. Try climbing the 307 steps of the Eckmûl Lighthouse in Penmarc'h and enjoy a 360° view.

Visit the port of Guilvinec and its fish market or simply enjoy the large sandy beaches offered by the Bay of Audierne.

Finally, attend the folk festivals offered throughout the summer season.

Bigouden costume - detail - motifs - headdress © E. Cléret

Pont-l'Abbé - Embroiderers' Festival - parade - Bigouden women - 2018 © E Cléret

Penmarc'h - Pors Carn - picnic with friends - langoustine - summer - September

Douarnenez

In Douarnenez, located about twenty kilometers from your accommodation, you can stroll through the city center and explore the three harbors: the marina, the Rosmeur harbor, and Port-Rhu.

The Port-Museum, Tristan Island, the Plomarc'h district, or the Tréboul beaches might also be part of your visit?

The Crozon Peninsula

The Crozon Peninsula is a paradise for hikers and nature lovers. Its steep cliffs, beaches, and breathtaking landscapes, such as Cap de la Chèvre, Pointe de Pen Hir, and Pointe des Espagnols, make it an ideal destination for a change of scenery. Don't miss: Crozon and its port of Morgat, Camaret and its Notre-Dame de Rocamadour chapel, famous for its model ships placed there as votive offerings.

The must-sees of Quimper

A lovely walk awaits you in Quimper, about 40 kilometers from your accommodation. There you'll discover the medieval center, brimming with half-timbered houses. Among the places to visit, don't miss the Saint-Corentin Cathedral, the Museum of Fine Arts, or the banks of the Odet River. Don't miss the Cornouaille Festival in July. The city transforms into an open-air stage with parades of bagpipe bands, concerts, and dances.