Finistère is a concentrate of Brittany, an advanced point in the ocean, where nature is not one but multiple, changing according to the light. Harmony, maritime tradition and love of the land are reconciled here in this space of magic and legends. Léon in the north, Cornouaille in the south, and a part of Trégor in the east are all territories that harbor a rich culture, whether linguistic, patrimonial or historical. The main destinations are generally Brest and its four main museums of the Navy, the Fine Arts, the Tanguy Tower and the Passerelle Art Center. And Quimper and its three permanent museums: Fine Arts, Breton Departmental andEarthenware. But don't miss the incredible islands of Ouessant, Molène and Sein. Or the capes of La Chèvre, Sizun or the point of Pen-Hir. Bathed by the Gulf Stream, Finistère benefits from a microclimate, but also from different varieties of seaweed and a good quality of sea water, which are elements conducive to fitness. This destination has several seaside resorts, such as Roscoff, Bénodet, Loquirec or Douarnenez.
When to go to Finistère? Finistère can be visited all year round. Brest offers you many festivals all year round: Astropolis festival, printemps des Sonneurs, chant des Chapelles, short film festival... Hikers can walk on the marked trails with an ideal period from March to September but always with a good wax in the backpack! In summer, tourist numbers peak, but are spread over the rest of the year. From May to September, you will enjoy the beaches with more or less cool water; in general it is around 16-17°C. All year round, you will find local products and regional specialities that will delight your taste buds!
The dominant climate is oceanic. Summers are rather beautiful and mild and winters are often rainy, windy (but with regularly beautiful calm and bright days) and mild. Temperature variations are small and frosty days in winter are rare.
