Activities in Morlaix

Discover the Château du Taureau by boat. This castle is a must-see in the Bay of Morlaix. Come ashore and visit this building with a guide. This fort, built between the 17th and 18th centuries, will reveal its history during a visit, offering a 360° panorama of the sea and the Bay of Morlaix. 

The Ecomuseum of Plouigneau is a real return to the past where you can discover reconstructions of a classroom from the 1940s, a hairdressing salon and grocery shops from the 1900s. There are also regular events to help you have a good time.

This associative festival of current music is programmed each year over four days, the third weekend of July in the town of Carhaix-Plouguer. Booking a hotel in Morlaix may be a good idea if you are only going for one day!

A sporty and fun activity to share memories with family and friends! Discover the Pays de Morlaix as you have never seen it before, on 100% electric bikes and all-terrain vehicles. An activity accessible to all from 14 years old.

Surfing, bodyboarding or stand up paddle... Enjoy the thrill of surfing at the Locquirec surf school in the Bay of Morlaix! From learning to improving, there is something for everyone!

The town of Morlaix is full of historical and architectural treasures to visit. Along its cobbled streets, you will discover magnificent half-timbered houses; you can visit the Duchess Anne's house or the Maison à Pondalez which dates from the 16th century. The viaduct, in the heart of the town, bears witness to a rich and prosperous past and offers a breathtaking view of the port of Morlaix.

The island of Batz is a small island commune located off Roscoff in northern Finistère. After only a quarter of an hour's boat ride, the island offers you a complete change of scenery.

Ecoskiing is a less common sport activity that aims to practice water skiing without a boat. It is an affordable and environmentally friendly activity. Towed by a cable, you can practice this activity by buoy, ski or wakeboard.

The cradle of many Celtic legends, the Huelgoat forest, or "Breton Fontainebleau", is best known for the curiosity and beauty of its rocks: a heap of rounded blocks with a chaotic layout that inspired many stories. The Silver River, the domain of the fair

Throughout the year, the tourist office offers a free treasure hunt. This game invites young and old to follow "Noisette", the squirrel in the Claude Goude Park located on the tip of Pen Al Lan to discover the plants that make up the park.

The Corsaire Bowling welcomes you all year round in a setting worthy of the greatest pirates! With family or friends, enjoy this activity for a relaxing and friendly moment. You will find 12 top-of-the-range lanes as well as playgrounds, a space to play laser games and a bar restaurant. 

The parish enclosure of Saint-Thégonnec is a religious architectural complex in the heart of the town of Saint-Thégonnec. This parish enclosure is composed of a triumphal gate, an enclosure wall, an ossuary and a calvary.

Discover and taste the history of cocoa! In this 250m² gallery, open to the chocolate production area, you can discover the work of these craftsmen. Make your own chocolate bar in this unique laboratory!

The Cairn of Barnenez is a vibrant testimony to Breton history. Overlooking the sea, it offers an exceptional view of the Anse de Térénez and the Bay of Morlaix! A breathtaking walk to discover a typical monument of Breton history.

Come and visit the Wolf Museum, at the foot of the Monts d'Arrée!

This museum, unique in France, allows you to discover this fascinating animal during a visit of about 1h30. You will find reconstructions of the wolf's habitat as well as its numerous appearances in tales and legends.

Among the confetti of the Bay of Morlaix, scattered and of various sizes, here is a Breton island which is easily accessible... Callot Island, opposite and at the start of Carantec. Or how to play with the tides. Callot, low tide, high tide, two atmosphe

Fishing on foot is an essential activity in Brittany and especially in the Bay of Morlaix! At the time of the high tides, equipped with your boots and your landing net, go in search of shellfish which will delight you during your meal. The fishing is different depending on where you go; if you like abalone and prawns, head for Carantec or Roscoff. On the other hand, if you prefer cockles, go to Locquirec!

Explore a 1250 m² course on nets stretched between the trees of the forest. With family or friends, rediscover your childlike spirit by practising the many activities offered on the nets.

Timber-framed houses from the first quarter of the 16th century, the houses with pavements are astonishing for their architecture and the imposing spiral staircase that supports the "alley bridges" (like footbridges).