Where is the nearest tourist office?

Plozévet Tourist Office is a 10-minute drive away at 13 Rue du Centre, Plozévet and is open all year round.

How do I get to Guiler-sur-Goyen by public transport?

Guiler-sur-Goyen is served by BreizhGo coaches on routes 953 and 521TAD (transport on demand). You can contact the BreizhGo call centre Monday to Saturday from 8am to 8pm on 02 99 300 300 (price of a local call).

Where can I park my motorhome?

All service and parking areas are listed on the map of motorhome service and parking areas . There are no service areas or regulated public parking areas for motor caravans in the commune.

What are the market days?

Find market locations and times for towns near Guiler-sur-Goyen here

Guiler-sur-Goyen | Destination Pays Bigouden, Brittany – Official website of the tourist office

Guiler-sur-Goyen

Guiler-sur-Goyen is the crossroads between the Bigouden region and the Bay of Douarnenez. It’s a great location for a holiday rental, as the town’s central position means you can easily explore the surrounding area.

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Getting there

A calm and relaxing stay in the countryside

It’s a great place to base your holiday. In a quiet, wooded setting, you can easily explore the surrounding area and discover the riches of the Bigouden region, Cap Sizun, Quimper and Douarnenez .

The Goyen river runs through the town, adding to its charm. You can discover the town on long, beautiful nature walks along forest paths.

There are two circular walks along the slopes of the Goyen valley, through wild wooded moorland. Peace and quiet are guaranteed on these peaceful routes.

Finally, don’t forget that the sea is just around the corner: Kerrest beach (Plozévet) is 15 minutes away by car and Penhors beach (Pouldreuzic) is 20 minutes away.

©Saint-Nicolas fountain - Guiler-sur-Goyen |M. Hamel

The must-haves

Stang Vraz circuit On the banks of the Goyen

Are you staying in Guiler-sur-Goyen for a while or just passing through? If you’re a keen walker, the countryside is within easy reach – or rather, within easy reach of your boots! There are a number of routes to help you get lost in the countryside.

The Stang Vraz loop, which means “great valley” in Breton, is a short (4km) hour’s walk in the countryside and woods.

The path takes you into the wild wooded moorland on the left bank of the Goyen valley: peace and quiet are guaranteed on this little-frequented trail.

Parking: Mairie car park, Guiler-sur-Goyen.
Please note that dogs are welcome on this trail.

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Preparing my stay

FAQ

Where is the nearest tourist office?
Plozévet Tourist Office is a 10-minute drive away at 13 Rue du Centre, Plozévet and is open all year round.
How do I get to Guiler-sur-Goyen by public transport?
Guiler-sur-Goyen is served by BreizhGo coaches on routes 953 and 521TAD (transport on demand).
You can contact the BreizhGo call centre Monday to Saturday from 8am to 8pm on 02 99 300 300 (price of a local call).

Where can I park my motorhome?
All service and parking areas are listed on the map of motorhome service and parking areas.
There are no service areas or regulated public parking areas for motor caravans in the commune.
What are the market days?
Find market locations and times for towns near Guiler-sur-Goyen here

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