The most western department of France offers more than one hundred kilometers of coasts and is lined by both the Channel and the Atlantic ocean.

Few years ago, the first natural seapark aiming at protecting endangered species has been set up off the coast near Brest.

Many islands have gained a great reputation for their wilderness and authenticity, namely Molène, Ouessant, Batz and Sein.

One should not come here without visiting the Armorik park, offering incredible landscapes with rocks, gorse and moor bushes which will make colored and unrivalled memories.

Religious monuments are among the nicest in France and include those of Commana, Guimilliau and Pleyben. Crosses and calvaries, chapels and fountains, manors and castles will make your hikes in the countryside absolutely unforgettable.