pointe de mousterlin

Pointe de Mousterlin

Located in the commune of FouesnantPointe de Mousterlin offers visitors a breathtaking view of the Atlantic Ocean. This untamed peninsula, designated a Natura 2000 site, provides an idyllic setting for an unforgettable getaway.

Pointe de Mousterlin: A wild paradise in Southern Brittany

A jewel on the Breton coast

 Set amid steep cliffs, turquoise coves, and flower-filled moors, Pointe de Mousterlin promises unforgettable moments of contemplation and adventure.

Unspoilt nature

La Pointe is a true haven of peace for nature lovers. Its hiking trails, suitable for all skill levels, invite you to discover a rich and varied array of flora and fauna. You can spot seabirds, lizards, rabbits, and maybe even seals. The headland is also home to many rare plant species, such as sea thrift and sea carnation.

The most beautiful beaches

  • Kerfany beach: This large, sandy beach is ideal for swimming, lounging and water sports.

  • Port-Bara beach: This small, sheltered cove is perfect for families with young children.

  • Beg-Meil beach:This unspoiled beach offers a breathtaking view of the Glénans archipelago.

     

Activities not to be missed

  • Hiking: Numerous hiking trails criss-cross the headland, offering spectacular views of the coastline.
  • Fishing on foot: Pointe de Mousterlin is a paradise for anglers. Here you can collect shellfish and crustaceans.
  • Boating: Kayaks, paddleboards and boats can be rented on site.
  • Discover our heritage: The headland is home to several megalithic sites and a village of thatched cottages.

Pointe de Mousterlin - Practical information

  • Access: Pointe de Mousterlin can be reached by road in around 1 hour from Quimper.
  • Accommodation: There are B&Bs, campsites and hotels nearby.
  • Catering: Several restaurants and bars can be found close to the point.

FAQ

Q: When is the best time to visit Pointe de Mousterlin?

A: The site is open year-round. However, the best time to enjoy the beaches and water activities is from June through September.

Q: Are there any restaurants on the Pointe de Mousterlin?

A: Yes, there are several restaurants and bars close to the site. Here you can sample local specialties such as crêpes, seafood and kouign-amann.

Q: Is it possible to camp on the Pointe de Mousterlin?

A: Yes, there's a campsite close to the point. You can also rent mobile homes there.

Whether you're a nature lover, a water sports enthusiast, or simply looking for a peaceful place to relax, you you're bound to find what you're looking for at Pointe de Mousterlin.