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The three points of Fouesnant-les Glénan


Fouesnant-les Glénan, the town with three points.

Nestling in the heart of southern Finistère, Fouesnant-les Glénan is an emblematic destination on the Breton Riviera. Known for its exceptional coastline, turquoise waters and unspoilt nature, Fouesnant is nicknamed “the town with three points”. These three emblematic points – Cap-Coz, Beg-Meil and Mousterlin – form a unique coastal landscape of fine sandy beaches, secret coves, coastal paths and breathtaking sea views. Discover these three jewels of Fouesnant, real natural treasures that add to the charm and richness of this must-see seaside resort in Brittany.

The three points explore the jewels

Fouesnant-les Glénan is a land of contrasts and beauty, with three distinctly different points. Whether you’re a follower of idleness, a keen hiker, a nature lover or a water sports enthusiast, each headland has its own unique experiences in store for you. Come and explore Cap-Coz, Beg-Meil and Mousterlin, the three pillars of an exceptional coastline, in the heart of authentic, rejuvenating Brittany.

The most seaside The tip of Cap-Coz

A gentle way of life and water sports

The Pointe du Cap-Coz is the most seaside resort in Fouesnant, ideal for families, relaxation seekers and water sports enthusiasts. Its large, flat beach, lined with maritime pines and stretching for several hundred metres, and its family atmosphere make it a real attraction. Protected from the wind, the Pointe du Cap-Coz is ideal for safe swimming, paddle-boarding, sailing and kayaking, as well as fishing on foot.

It’s the perfect place for nature lovers and relaxation enthusiasts, as well as being a popular spot for water sports. Its coastal path offers a beautiful walk between the sea and the lake, with breathtaking views over the Baie de la Forêt and the port of Port-la-Forêt.

Waterfront restaurants and terraces offer uninterrupted views over the bay, perfect for enjoying a meal or refreshment overlooking the ocean.

The rockiest The tip of Beg-Meil

Between secret coves and seaside charm

Located in the heart of the Fouesnant coastline, the Pointe de Beg-Meil is a concentrate of Breton charm. Here you’ll find a succession of secret coves and secluded beaches, accessible from the coastal path that runs alongside the sea and offers spectacular views of the Glénan archipelago. It’s the perfect place for an iodised hike or a swimming break away from the hustle and bustle.

A chic and discreet seaside resort, Beg-Meil has a lively market town and iconic sites such as the Cale de Beg-Meil and the famous Roche Percée, a naturally sculpted rock formation. It’s also a popular holiday destination, with its shops, cafés, restaurants and friendly terraces, perfect for a gourmet stopover or an evening stroll.

The wildest Mousterlin Point

Peace and quiet between sea and marsh

At the southern end of the commune, on the border with Bénodet, the Pointe de Mousterlin offers a wild and unspoilt landscape. Nestling between the Atlantic Ocean and protected natural areas, this listed natural site attracts walkers, photographers and lovers of the great outdoors.

Here you can discover the vast stretches of beach and the Mousterlin dunes, a remarkable ecosystem home to exceptional flora and fauna. The coastal path winds its way between dunes, marshes and beach, offering total immersion in unspoilt nature. It’s also a great place to watch migratory birds.