Surroundings

A few cable's lengh away from Roscoff (about 15 minutes crossing), Enez Vaz has cast anchor in the Gulf Stream's wake. This quiet island conceals many treasures, the most remarkable living in the heart of its inhabitants : authenticity.

The new Fish Auction Market of Roscoff has been open since spring 2003. Go behind the scenes of the fishing trade: its jobs, companies… and expertise forged by years of practice. Movies, viewing gallery, exhibition, quizzes and children’s activities punctuate this guided tour.

A magnificent garden along the coast on the Isle of Batz. More than 2000 species from all continents including a rare collection of palm trees.

Founded in 1986 by a group of enthusiasts of subtropical plants, the exotic garden of Roscoff enjoys the micro climate that has made the area famous. Overlooking the Bay of Morlaix, 10 minutes walk from the hotel, you will enjoy more than 3000 species of tropical plants, cacti, agaves and aloes.

Located in Roscoff, the Church of Our Lady of Croas Batz, the chapels of St. Barbe, St. Nicolas and St. Anne are among the places that reflect the rich religious Breton heritage. Within a radius of 25 km, you will discover an exceptional religious architectural heritage Saint-Thégonnec, Guimiliau, Lampaul-Guimiliau , etc

Built in the sixteenth century, rebuilt by Vauban in the eighteenth century, the château du Taureau, only sea fortress in Brittany, secured on an island at the entrance to the river of Morlaix has in turn assumed defence, prison, second home and sailing school functions before being abandoned in the early 80s. But since 2006, from April to September, it is possible to visit the fortress by taking passenger boats from Carantec or Plougasnou. You will find in this website a little history and all the information necessary to book your crossing.

Located 15 kilometres from Roscoff, it offers breathtaking views over the bay of Morlaix.