Compagnie Maritime BreizhGo Penn Ar Bed

Ouessant, Molène and Sein, island beauties

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Quai Georges Lombard, 29200 Brest

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Discover Ouessant, Molène and Sein, the islands of the Iroise Sea. Pedal or walk, and contemplate the wild beauty of nature and man's adaptation to these harsh territories.

The Compagnie Maritime Penn Ar Bed provides a sea service to the islands of Ouessant, Molène and Sein every day, all year round. If you choose to go to Ouessant, opt for a weekend; a single day will be a little short to fully appreciate the island, especially if you're on foot. Sparse vegetation, free-range sheep, lighthouses, white pebble beaches... The landscape is shaped by the sea and is spellbinding. Enjoy this natural interlude, out of time, far from the hustle and bustle of the city! The Molène archipelago is even wilder. Here, walking is ideal. A signposted hiking trail leads around the island, whose tiny plots of land are separated by dry stone walls. As for Sein, it's an island out of this world, out of time, a unique place, isolated in its gangue of reefs and sea spray, which was once submerged by the ocean...