The GR®34 coastal path is also known as the sentier des douaniers, as it was the path patrolled by Customs Officers long ago. It runs for over 2,000 kilometres along the coast of Brittany and is only open to walkers.
V45 ‘La Littorale’ (the coast) is a bike trails that follows the beaches and bays of Brittany. This route is designed for cyclists.
BusThere are no bus routes running directly along the coast. The main stations are in Pont-l’Abbé and Quimper.
From Quimper – bus station and SNCF train station – there is a direct high-speed train link to Paris several times a day (approx. 3 hours 45 minutes), all year round.
There are many regular services from Quimper to the towns and villages of Pays Bigouden. Find all the information you need on the Getting to and around Pays Bigouden page.
Check timetables and updated information on the BreizhGo network website: www.breizhgo.bzh
Information by telephone from Quimper bus station on +33 (0)2 98 90 88 89.
Climb aboard the P’tit Bacfoot-passenger ferry for pedestrians and cyclists to cross from one bank to the other:
The crossing is short and takes just 5 minutes.
This very practical form of sea transport allows you to continue your walk along the GR® 34 or cycle along cycle route 45.
Le P’tit Bac sails every day from April to September.
This service is provided by Les Vedettes de l’Odet.
