How to get hereand how to get around
- By bus with the Breizhgo network
Tickets on sale at tourist information offices in Pont-l’Abbé, Plozévet and Le Guilvinec
All year round: (Click on each line to find out the route and timetable)
- route 953: Quimper – Audierne – Pointe du Raz (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: Quimper – Pont-l’Abbé (via Combrit)
- route 957: Quimper – Lesconil (via Combrit, Pont-l’Abbé and Loctudy)
- route 958: Quimper – Plomeur La Torche (via Combrit, Pont-l’Abbé, Plobannalec, Treffiagat, Le Guilvinec and Penmarc’h)
- route 959: Quimper – Penmarc’h (via Combrit, Pont-l’Abbé, Plomeur)
July and August:
- route 940: Quimper – Sainte-Marine (via Combrit and l’Île-Tudy)
School routes:
These are open to everyone and sometimes offer convenient timetables for your journeys. Pupils have priority, however, and groups are not accepted on these routes. Information on school bus timetables.
- With the transport-on-demand service
Transport on demand is a service that complements the regular coach network. It only operates if booked in advance by telephone with the sales office.
- By bike
Via Véloroute n°45 La littorale and the many cycle routes.
- On foot
Via the GR® 34
- With local ferries
- Carpooling
Subsidised with OuestKarr, find your route via the Karos mobile application.
- By motorhome or campervan
Find out more about parking and service areas in the Bigouden region.
With a basket in your arm, a rucksack slung over your shoulder, in flip-flops, sandals or on two wheels, let’s take a trip 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 coastal path, which traces the contours of the Bigouden coastline and indeed the whole of Brittany. But if you want to get around on a day-to-day 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. There are also cycling and mountain-biking routes detailed on the 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, but you stay longer, and you take your time. Now that’s a holiday!
Walking in Guilvinec 
Le Guilvinec en velo -Pointe De Men Meur 
