What to do in the area

From Douarenn, it's easy to explore and discover the beauty of Finistère, from its coasts to its often overlooked center. You'll find roc'h, forest, moorland, lakes, rivers, historic and contemporary monuments. We haven't finished taking you on a tour yet. Here are just a few examples.

Country landscape with winding dirt road, yellow grass, hills under a partly cloudy sky.

  • Huelgoat forest

  • Le Lac du Drennec

  • Facade of three old houses with pink-painted wooden shuttered windows, staircase, plants and iron fence.

    Morlaix

  • Stone statue depicting a man with a beard, dressed as an ancient chief or warrior, on the back of a structure carved with circular motifs, in a field with several other statues in the background under a clear sky.

    The Valley of the Saints

  • Landscape of plains with a few trees, under a cloudy sky.

    Les roc'h

  • A river lined with green trees and a partly cloudy sky.

    Mardoul Chaos

  • Road sign in the countryside, showing distances to Poullaouen and Scrignac station in Brittany, France, surrounded by green vegetation and trees.

    Route 7 Bretagne Roscoff-Concarneau

  • A field with a drystone formation in the center, surrounded by trees and shrubs, with a house in the background and a partly cloudy sky.

    The covered alley at Commana

  • A large open-air festival with crowds of people walking towards a large colorful structure called 'Cherues'. The structure is decorated with geometric shapes, spheres and abstract motifs. The sky is cloudy and there are trees in the distance.

    Festival des Vieilles Charrues

  • Mould boxes lined up in a storage area, with water on the floor reflecting the scene.

    Oyster beds in Morlaix Bay

  • Two people, an adult and a child, walk through a hilly field in autumn, dressed in yellow coats, under a cloudy sky.

    The Cragou moor