Getting here and aroundin the Bigouden region
Cycling in Penmarc'h in the Bigouden region
- By coach
With the Breizhgo network – Consult routes and timetables
All year round:
- route 953: Quimper – Audierne (via Plogastel-Saint-Germain, Landudec and Plozévet)
- Route 954: Pont-l’Abbé – Pouldreuzic (via Plonéour-Lanvern and Tréogat)
- route 955: Quimper – Pouldreuzic (via Plonéour-Lanvern, Tréogat, Peumerit and Plovan)
- route 956-2: Quimper – Penmarc’h (via Combrit, Pont-l’Abbé, Plobannalec, Treffiagat-Léchiagat and Le Guilvinec)
- route 956-3: Quimper – Penmarc’h (via Combrit, Pont-l’Abbé and Plomeur)
- route 957: Quimper – Lesconil (via Combrit, Pont-l’Abbé and Loctudy)
July and August:
- route 958: Quimper – Sainte-Marine (via Combrit and l’Île-Tudy)
- By bike
Via Véloroute n°45 La littorale and the many cycle routes.
- On foot
Via the GR® 34
- With pedestrian bins
- Carpooling
Subsidised with OuestKarr, find your route via the Karos mobile application.
With a basket in your arm, a rucksack slung over your shoulder, in flip-flops, sandals or on two wheels, let’s take a stroll along the paths leading to the town and the beach, and discover some surprises that are invisible to the bus drivers.
For walkers, there’s first and foremost the magnificent GR® 34, which traces the contours of the Breton coastline and thus the Bigouden coastline. But if you want to get around on a daily basis, there are countless footpaths criss-crossing the region. The country lanes and roads are also great for walking.
For cycling enthusiasts, cycle route 45, also known as “La littorale”, crosses the Pays Bigouden from north to south, almost always following the sea. There are also greenways, such as the one linking Pont-l’Abbé to Pluguffan and between Plozévet and Pouldreuzic. In addition, cycling and mountain biking routes are detailed on the Pays Bigouden Sud cycling map.
There are hundreds of good reasons to do without the car. It’s a good way to project yourself into a different time frame, you don’t go as far, admittedly, but you stay longer, and, finally, you take your time. Now that’s a holiday!
Walking in Guilvinec 
Le Guilvinec en velo -Pointe De Men Meur 
