This promenade will allow all those interested to observe the St-Sauveur schooner, moored at the Loch. A talking slide show allows visitors to see how life at St-Goustan harbour used to be during the past century. This is supplemented with numerous m..

Notice its 17C Renaissance portico and, at the high altar, a very beautiful reresdos made of stone and marble from 1664 attributed to Olivier Martinet. This building has a baptismal font with a sculptured canopy. Since the 18C, this church has kept..

You can admire beautiful 15C dwellings around St. Sauveur Square and on the uphill lanes of this charming port. The paving stones date from when St-Goustan was the third most important port in Brittany. The Benjamin Franklin Quay reminds us that in 1..