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The fishmongers in Fouesnant offer a rigorous selection of fish and seafood, prepared with passion and respect for the product. You’ll discover local species and benefit from expert advice on how to choose and prepare them.
In the port of Beg-Meil, some fishermen offer direct sales of their catches when they return from fishing. Enjoy fish of incomparable freshness while supporting local fishermen.
Fouesnant has many restaurants specialising in seafood. Here, chefs showcase fish and shellfish in traditional Breton recipes or modern creations, always using local, seasonal produce.
Just a stone’s throw from Fouesnant-les Glénan, seafood lovers can take advantage of direct sales from local fish farms, where oysters, spider crabs, lobsters and other fresh shellfish are offered straight from the water. To round off the iodine pleasures, the Cabioch fishmonger offers a daily selection of fresh fish from the fish auction, so you can enjoy the best of local fishing in a short circuit.
In Fouesnant-les Glénan, the sea and its skills are at the heart of traditions, the economy and everyday life. The richness of the seabed is reflected in a cuisine where fish and seafood play an essential role.
Sea fishing
Fouesnant-les Glénan has a strong maritime tradition. Professional fishing from nearby ports guarantees a regular and varied supply of fresh fish. Sea bass, mackerel and pollack, as well as lobster and langoustines, are caught according to the season and regulations, in order to preserve resources.
Fishing on foot
The shores of the commune also invite you to go fishing on foot, a fun family activity that allows you to collect cockles, clams, crabs and prawns depending on the season. This leisure fishing activity, governed by strict rules, promotes a sustainable relationship with nature and offers a unique opportunity to get close to the marine environment.