Saint-Jacut-de-la-Mer, a charming village on the 11-beach peninsula
Saint-Jacut-de-la-Mer - The peninsula!
To the east of Saint-Cast, When you look out over the horizon, you'll see the tip of Saint-Jacut-de-la-Mer. Once an island, Saint-Jacut is now a friendly, authentic and peaceful seaside resort. 11 sandy beaches You can swim, stroll or simply soak up the sun on your towel. Switch from one shore to the other to follow the sun and the tide! To the west of the peninsula, you're sure to come across the fishermen and oyster farmers of Arguenon Bay with its oyster beds and bouchot mussels. To the east of Saint-Jacut, a number of beaches line the coastline. Lancieux Bay, It's the perfect place to relax and enjoy a wide range of water sports.
An authentic village on the Emerald Coast
We also recommend a stroll through the narrow streets that make up the village, which are typically Breton. You can wander between the stone houses and sit out on the terrace to enjoy the atmosphere of the village. The Saint-Jacut market is held every Friday, with the unmissable sausage patty. You'll also find creations by local artisans, such as bags made from used sails from the Saint-Jacut-de-la-Mer sailing school.
The Ebihens archipelago
A little jewel on the peninsula, the Ebihens archipelago is accessible at low tide. bird sanctuary home to thousands of seabirds. Starting from Pointe du Chevet, cross the beach with your feet in the water to discover this little paradise at the end of the world. Here, the panorama is exceptional, changing with the passing hours and the scenery. Take the path that crosses the archipelago: you'll pass idyllic little coves, a wild vegetation and the only trace left by man on this island: the Vauban Tower.
Be careful not to be taken by surprise by the rising waters: consult the tide times before the ride.
3 walking routes to try out to discover the beauty of Saint-Jacut-de-la-Mer
Discover the campsite
