Nestling in the Porzay, between Châteaulin and the head of the Bay of Douarnenez, the commune is ideally situated for exploring the Cornouaille region of Brittany.
Take the road from Ste-Anne-la-Palud towards the beaches to the site of the Chapelle de Ste Anne-La-Palud and discover a flamboyant building.
Two long family beaches of fine sand, Kervel and Sainte-Anne-la-Palud, are ideal for swimming and water sports.
At the pointe de Tréfeuntec, the Jean-Marie Le Bris stele, a pioneer of aviation, commemorates the exploits of "La Barque Ailée" in December 1856.

From April to October, a Sunday morning market featuring local produce brings the church square to life.

Biscuiterie Jain "Les galettes de Sainte-Anne-la-Palud
Creperies
Bakeries
Relais Poste & bar tabac
Library
Pharmacy
Veterinary
Hairdresser
Pizzeria
Supérette
Butcher, delicatessen, caterer - sandwich shop
Health centre
Banks - Cash dispensers
Tourist Office open from April to August
Free Wi-Fi 24 hours a day

Grand pardon de Sainte-Anne la Palud (last Sunday in August)
Sea Fest N' Sound Festival - Saturday, July 23rd 2022 - Lestrevet à Plomodiern

Water sports
Swimming and lounging
Hiking
Paragliding
Gastronomic discoveries
Large sandy beaches (Kervel, Sainte Anne la Palud)
Douarnenez (8.8 km)
Ménez-Hom (10.5 km)
Railway Museum
Châteaulin: 15 km
Locronan : 4 km

Gastronomy Biscuiterie Jain, Plonévez-Porzay
Pointe de Tréfeuntec
Dunes of Sainte Anne la Palud
Monument dedicated to J.-M. Le Bris (aviation pioneer)
Chapel of Sainte Anne la Palud