17 km of coastline
14 km of beaches
5 Natural areas
+100 km of hiking trails
70 km of cycle paths
The three points of Fouesnant-les Glénan form an exceptional coastline along 17 km of unspoilt coastline. Each has its own character and unique atmosphere: Mousterlin, a true paradise for nature lovers, with its marshes, dunes and shady paths; Beg-Meil, full of charm and activity, with its sheltered coves and seaside atmosphere; Cap-Coz, the family beach par excellence, lined with pine trees, is prized for its calm and gentle slope down to the sea.
Fouesnant-les Glénan has more than 17 kilometres of coastline offering a wide variety of beaches and coves with different atmospheres. From large stretches of sand ideal for family games to small, discreet coves accessible on foot, there’s something for everyone.
The quality of the water, regularly ranked as one of the cleanest in France, and the diversity of the landscapes make Fouesnant-les Glénan a top seaside destination. Whether you’re looking for a quiet place to relax or a lively spot for sailing or kayaking, the beaches of Fouesnant have something for everyone.
Fouesnant-les Glénan is a veritable jewel case of nature. Protected natural areas, coastal woodlands, waymarked footpaths… all set to the rhythm of birdsong and the crashing of the waves: an ideal backdrop for lovers of hiking and biodiversity.
Among these natural jewels are the Mousterlin Marshes, classified as a Sensitive Natural Area and a great place for observation. The hedged farmland, dunes and lagoons make up a remarkable ecological mosaic.
Just a few nautical miles from the coast, the Glénan archipelago is an emblematic stopover on any stay in Fouesnant-les Glénan. Made up of ten or so main islands, bordered by white sand and bathed in a shade of blue, this unspoilt archipelago offers a heavenly setting worthy of the most beautiful postcards. Ideal for a day trip, it is a delight for those who love diving, swimming or simply enjoying the great outdoors. The archipelago is also home to Les Glénans, founded in 1947, Europe’s largest sailing school and a global benchmark for sailing instruction.
Fouesnant-les Glénan is also an area that is deeply attached to its cultural and historical roots, true witnesses to theBreton identity. Churches, chapels, calvaries, fountains and bread ovens make up a remarkable built heritage. These old stones, carefully preserved, tell the story of the region and now serve as the backdrop to a lively culture that combines popular traditions, festoù-noz, exhibitions and musical events.
With over 100 kilometres ofsignpostedfootpaths, Fouesnant-les Glénan is a paradise for hikers and cyclists. The legendary GR34, or sentier des douaniers, runs along the coastline, offering breathtaking coastal views. Reserved exclusively for pedestrians, it allows you to take full advantage of the richness of the seascapes in complete peace of mind.
As for cycling, the commune has a network of shared lanes and safe cycle paths, ideal for exploring the different facets of the area, between countryside, coastline and heritage.
In Fouesnant-les Glénan, there’s no shortage of activities to make your stay as active as it is friendly. Whether you’re a nature lover, a thrill-seeker or just looking to relax, there’s something for everyone . Water sports, sea outings, fishing, horse riding, tennis, golf and many other leisure activities are available on site, for young and old alike. Thanks to the many local facilities and the vitality of the associations, a warm welcome is guaranteed and activities are available all year round.
Nature, relaxation, culture or adventure: the choice is yours.