Mysterious and authentic, Clohars-Carnoët invites you to discover its rias and the ocean: its cliffs, beaches and harbours. A land of painters since the 19th century, Clohars-Carnoët also fascinates visitors with its wooded landscapes and country lanes.

Clohars-Carnoët is a commune on the Atlantic coast at the south-eastern end of the Finistère département.
It is bordered to the east by the Laïta river, which separates it from Morbihan. It is linked to Morbihan by the Saint-Maurice bridge (on the road from Clohars-Carnoët to Guidel).

he Saturday market in Place de la Mairie, the Wednesday morning market in Place de l'Océan in Le Pouldu and, during the summer season, the Sunday night market in Rue des Grands Sables.

Restaurants - Creperies - Takeaways
Food: farm shops, Carrefour contact
Organic producer of honey, propolis, gingerbread and apple juice,
Organic bulk grocery, fruit and vegetables, local produce, dairy products
Mould production
Cafés - Bars Bakeries Pastry shops Butchers Delicatessens Cellars Tobacconists - Newsagents - Bookshops - Stationers Hairdressers, beauty salons Shoe repairers Dressmakers Florists Opticians Ready to wear

Les Rias Festival

Live shows

The Nature Raid

La Longère Municipal Gallery

A walk in the footsteps of Tal Coat

The painters' path

Musical interludes at Saint-Maurice

The exhibitions

Nature pass

Sailing in Clohars-Carnoët

Port of Doëlan

Port du Pouldu Laïta

The surf base

Kayaking in Clohars

Mountain bike routes

The Maison-Musée du Pouldu

Le Pouldu: 3 supervised beaches: Kérou, Bellangenêt and Grands Sables.

The port of Doëlan

The abbey site of Saint-Maurice

The mill at Kercousquet

The Chapel of Our Lady of Peace