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Famous for cider and headdresses, Finistère’s largest resort lies at the heart of one of the most verdant regions in Brittany. It owes its renown to its coastline and primarily its sailing centre. From Cap-Coz to Mousterlin point, vast south-facing beaches of white sand alternate with little inlets. An hour's boat trip away lies the archipelago of the Glénan islands, whose exquisite scenery makes for a perfect break from the bustle on the mainland.

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  • LOGIS Auberge du Bon Cidre Two stars Two stars

    37, rue de Cornouaille. F - 29170 FOUESNANT

    Prix Prices from : 59 €

    In Fouesnant, a little city south of finistere departement, the ever pure light of brittany turn somewhat magic. A peaceful heaven in the heart of this charming city, the Auberge du bon cidre, held by the family since 3 generations proposes to you co..

  • BEST WESTERN Cap Coz Three stars Three stars Three stars

    Plage du Cap Coz-26 Avenue de la Pointe F - 29170 Fouesnant

    Prix Prices from : 69 €

    It is in this small seaside resort in South Finistere between Bénodet and Concarneau. We invite you to an exotic holiday. Feet in the water and on a sandy beach, BEST WESTERN Cap Coz offers an exceptional view over the bay, facing the archipelago The..

  • Hôtel L'Orée Du Bois

    4 rue Kergoadig F - 29170 Fouesnant

    L'Orée du Bois is located in Fouesnant, just 3 minutes from the beach. It offers custimzed bedrooms with free Wi-Fi access and some bedrooms overlook Cap-Coz beach and Concarneau Bay.Guests are invited to relax on shadowed and flowered terrace or ins..

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  • Bistrot Chez Hubert Comfortable restaurant 

    16 r. des Glénan F - 29170 Fouesnant

    This family-run bistro was founded by the chef's great-grandmother in 1903. The traditional cuisine continues to focus on dishes such as fish and game (in season), as well as specialities such as boned pig's trotter stuffed with foie gras. Tapas avai..

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