We have divided some of our favourite activities in to two categories; some which can be found localy and others that can be found around Brittany.
The best Pizzeria around. Eat brilliant pizza and Tour the village from here.
The location is ideal for walkers, the GR37 footpath runs straight through the village and the GR341 passes just a few kilometres away.
The Nantes-Brest canal with its towpath also passes through Gouarec and nearby is the beautiful Lac de Guerledan and la Forêt de Quénécan; both of which have circular walks.
There are also high tracks over the fabulous Liscuis de Laniscat area with its fascinating megalithic tombs.
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The Abbey nestles on the edge of the Quénécan forest and was established in the 12th century, it is well worth a visit.
Between Easter and the end of October there is also an artisan and crafts market held in the Abbey grounds every Sunday morning. Local food producers are happy to let you taste their wares before buying.
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The largest lake in Brittany and one of the most beautiful tourist attractions of the area. Le lac de Guerlédan boasts sandy beaches and great fishing.
There are facilities for a wide range of water sports including; canoeing, sailing, waterskiing or simply taking in the sunshine on the shores of the lake. It is possible to tour the lake on one of the cruise boats leaving from Anse de Sordan or Beau Rivage and in summer evenings dinner cruises are available too.
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Home to the Chateau De Rohan. The old town, around Place du Martray, has narrow streets and overhanging wooden houses and a good Monday market.
The grand aquarium take you on a tour of the world's oceans and their species. The aquarium was redeveloped in 2001, introducing outstanding scenery and a tour on a real sub-marine.
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Visit the spectacular abbey of Le Mont St Michael. When the tide is low the fortress is revealed. An interesting day out.
The nearest coast is about 45 minutes away at the pretty small resort of Binic. As Brittany is itself a peninsular, there is actually a vast selection of beaches and coastal towns to the north, south and west of Gouarec. All within an hour or an hour and a half away.
The Morbihan coast citadel, Port-Louis was given its name by Louis XIII. Its original town walls, historic centre and yachting harbour have definite appeal.
