Discovering Crozon – Finistère's land end

Surrounded by the sea on 3 sides (by Brest harbour on the north coast, the Iroise sea on the west and Douarnenez bay on the south), Crozon peninsula boasts several remarkable natural sites.

The landscapes sculpted by the ocean and the wind lead the way to a territory rich in geological, natural and cultural heritage.

What’s more, all of the peninsula’s coastlines are within the Iroise Natural Marine Park.  It covers a surface area of 3 500 km², which is equivalent to half of the Finistère region.

The creation of the Iroise Natural Marine Park marks the beginning of new means of managing the environment : through the knowledge and protection of the marine environment.  Its creation is an important step towards the protection of France’s natural marine heritage.

The Crozon peninsula is comprised of 7 towns situated on the coast or in the countryside.

Tuesdays in Morgat

Every Tuesday in the summer Crozon organises free concerts and shows for all ages.

This summer the entertainment that takes place every Tuesday evening (until Tuesday 23 August) includes theatre parades and street performances from 8pm on a site reserved for pedestrians only, and concerts on stage from 9pm.

Late night craft market.  Access to the site via a free shuttle bus departing from the Place de la Mairie or from the Tourist Office car park.  Departure every half an hour.  This event is organised by Crozon’s shopkeepers and town council in partnership with Quai Ouest Musiques.

Here are a few names of artists who have taken part in Tuesdays in Morgat since it was first created : Matmata, Carlos Nuñez,Gilles Servat, Soldat Louis, Gaëlic Storm, etc.