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The GR34 coastal path allows you to discover all the treasures of these three arms of the sea on foot.

Anse de la Forêt

Anse de La Forêt offers a good overview of the great richness of the forest heritage. Walkers will be able, during these two kilometers of loop via the GR 34, to admire a wildlife and flore specific to this arm of the sea cradled by the tides.

Remarkable buildings line the banks, such as the Mesmeur's mansion of the 18th century, the Chapel of Peniti of the 18th century, and the church Our Lady Izel Vor  and its 16th century Calvary. The stone houses adorned with blue and pink hydrangeas and the old sailing ships make Old Port a nice Breton shot.

With background music the tinkling of the ropes on the mast of the many boats, Port-la-Foret – the marina of La Forêt-Fouesnant – is also a marvel for the eyes thanks to the variety of ships it houses.

From the small speedboats of yachtsmen to the gillnets of fishermen, passing by the immense racing sailboats of the famous skippers, we no longer know where to turn!

Good to know: the coastal path around the cove is suitable for pushchairs.

• A guided visit “The Tour de l’Anse de La Forêt” allows you to discover the history of La Forêt-Fouesnant through the heritage of the cove.
• The heritage discovery trail highlights the assets of this cove through information panels.
  Un games booklet (for children aged 6-12), offered at the tourist office, accompanies this route.
• The fitness trail has 7 fitness machines around the cove.

Anse Saint-Laurent

An exceptional site for its beauty, bordered by lush flora and inhabited by a particularly rich fauna, theAnse Saint-Laurent offers walkers one of the most beautiful walks in the resort.

Depending on the season, along the wooded shores of beech, oak and chestnut trees; sheltered from peaceful coves the hiker will surprise little egrets, great cormorants, swans, kingfishers...

Gourmets can indulge in the walk fishing, picking mushrooms or harvesting chestnuts.

Anse de Penfoulic

Sheltered between the Old Port of La Forêt-Fouesnant and Cap Coz in Fouesnant, the Penfoulic cove can be seen. Thanks to the abundant food and the mild Breton climate, the birds especially migratory come to seek refuge there.

But not all the activity just takes place on the surface. In the water of this arm of the sea, there are no less than 15 hectares of shellfish park which are implanted. Phone cases, Mussels, clams, Oysters and other molluscs grow there peacefully to the rhythm of the tides.

Possibility of purchasing shellfish and crustaceans in the two fishponds La Forêt-Fouesnant : Penfoulic ponds and Forest Fishponds.