Where is the nearest tourist office?

The Plozévet tourist office, 12 km away, is open all year round at 13 rue du centre. In July and August, the tourist office in Plonéour-Lanvern, 4 km from the village of Tréogat, is open to the public. Click here for opening times

What are the market days?

Find market locations and times for towns near Tréogat here

How do I get to Tréogat by public transport?

The town is served all year round by the BreizhGo bus network, routes 954 and 955.

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 activities are on offer in the town?

Numerous nature outings are organised throughout the year by the Communauté de communes du haut Pays bigouden. Other events also take place. See details of events in the diary .

Tréogat | Destination Pays bigouden, Bretagne – Site officiel de l'office de tourisme

Tréogat

The commune of Tréogat is comfortably set in a 100% natural environment. Situated on the coast in the Bay of Audierne, it is close to both beaches and peaceful countryside.

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Getting there

Natural and wild

Just a stone’s throw from the coast, Tréogat is a small commune with fewer than 600 inhabitants. It lies in the heart of Audierne Bay, 20 minutes north of the Pointe de la Torche and 25 minutes from Quimper.

Separated by a string of pebbles, the birth of the Trunvel pond marks the boundary with its neighbouring commune, Tréguennec.

On this natural site, protected by the Conservatoire du Littoral, many birds, including some very rare species, come to shelter and feed in the reeds.

On the seafront, picnics with the family or a breath of fresh sea air are a great way to relax and share some exceptional moments.

The Etang de Trunvel is an exceptional natural site wherethe sea, marshes and reed beds meet. A biological reserve protected by the Conservatoire du Littoral, it is renowned for being a breeding and nesting ground for a large number of bird species, some of which are extremely rare: waders, sandpipers, grey-collared plovers, whiskered tits, herons, marsh harriers, etc.

In total, the site is home to more than 100,000 migratory birds and 10,000 pairs of breeding birds every year.

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The only one of its kind in France, the ringing station is located not far from the pond, right in the heart of the reed beds.

It is open every year from July to October. Volunteer ringers study the evolution of the species and its migrations. You can watch the ringing and meet the ringers in the mornings from¹ July to 31 October.

To get there: from the Kerbinigou beach car park, take the wooden footbridge and listen out for the frogs, insects and other small animals that inhabit the marshes. After passing the ringing station, keep walking for a few minutes and you’ll come to the edge of the pond. The observatory, a sort of wooden hut, provides a discreet spot from which to observe the various species passing by, without disturbing the wildlife. Don’t forget your binoculars!

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©Eglise Saint-Boscat - Tréogat |M. Hamel

The church of Saint-Boscat and its ensemble are remarkable, one of the few in the Bigouden region to be complete: the church, the enclosure, the cemetery, the calvary and the fountain.

The church, which is open in July and August, dates back to the ^14th and ^15th centuries and was built in the Pont-Croix school of architecture, a style found in many buildings in the Bigouden region and Cap-Sizun.

It has been listed as a Historic Monument since 2008.

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It’s a haven of peace in the heart of nature. The footbridge is reached via a narrow path and overlooks the reed beds, an exceptional wetland where birds nest. Don’t forget your binoculars!

The Languidou valley circuit A walk between ponds and countryside

The tour combines architectural and natural discovery, through the Bigouden countryside.
Don’t miss the ruins of the Languidou chapel, a magical place that is one of the most representative examples of Pont-Croix’s architectural style.

You will then reach the edge of the Kergalan pond, home to many species of birds, some of them very rare. Don’t forget your binoculars!

Departure/parking : Grande rue car park (opposite no. 9)

Walking tour

Beach de Tréogat

A beach in the commune of Tréogat: Kerbinigou. Framed by the ponds of Trunvel and Kergalan, amidst palms and reed beds, this beach offers an exceptional natural landscape, rough and wild.

Plage de Kerbinigou

La plage de Kerbinigou, encadrée par les étangs de Trunvel et de Kergalan, entre palud et roselière, offre un paysage naturel exceptionnel, brut et sauvage. La plage de galets...

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FAQ

Where is the nearest tourist office?
The Plozévet tourist office, 12 km away, is open all year round at 13 rue du centre.
In July and August, the tourist office in Plonéour-Lanvern, 4 km from the village of Tréogat, is open to the public.
Click here for opening times
What are the market days?
Find market locations and times for towns near Tréogat here
How do I get to Tréogat by public transport?
The town is served all year round by the BreizhGo bus network, routes 954 and 955.

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 activities are on offer in the town?
Numerous nature outings are organised throughout the year by the Communauté de communes du haut Pays bigouden.
Other events also take place. See details of events in thediary.

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