Loctudy

The harbour

Loctudy is a popular sailing centre and fishing port.There is a large marina area with boat sales and repair yards.We stopped in the car park next to the marina. Watching people working on their yachts while we had a coffee.Then it was off to the town centre a short dive away to have a walk round.There is a square in front of the town hall where the Tuesday morning market is held.

The Jetty come harbour

The nearby Pointe de Loctudy is a great spot for a sunset stroll, while the nearby beach of Loctudy is a great place for a relaxing swim or a spot of sunbathing. Visitors can also take a guided boat tour around the port to explore its hidden coves and inlets.

In addition to its maritime heritage, Loctudy is also home to a range of historic monuments and buildings. The Abbey of St. Pierre, dating back to the 12th century, is a great place to explore and learn about the town’s fascinating history. The nearby Château de Loctudy is a 16th-century Renaissance castle, which offers spectacular views of the area.

For those looking for outdoor activities, the nearby Île de Batz is a great spot for a day trip. Visitors can explore the island’s rugged landscape by foot, bike or kayak, or take a boat tour around the island’s many coves and inlets.

Finally, no trip to Loctudy would be complete without a visit to the nearby city of Brest. Located just a short drive away, Brest is a vibrant city with a wealth of attractions to explore, including the iconic Tour Tanguy. The nearby beaches of Plouzané and Saint-Anne are also great spots for a day trip.

A selection of picture taken during our recent visit

A very busy marina with lots of yachts as you can see in the photos

Google street map

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