Possible activities | The Clos St André

At the departure from Clos St André: Your great nature bath

Hiking, bike tours, and getaways on Greenway Route #7

Ideally situated, our bed and breakfast is the dream starting point for lacing up your running shoes or hopping on your bike. The Greenway number 7 is directly accessible: an old railway line fully restored and secured, ideal for crossing the heart of wild and preserved Brittany.

Pack your backpack, we have selected for you the best ways to explore it:

Hiking: Let yourself be guided by marked and accessible trails. Crossing peaceful forests and changing landscapes, these paths are perfect for a refreshing family walk or an invigorating outdoor hike.
MTB & Sport Adventures : For thrill-seekers and forest trail enthusiasts, several circuits diverge from the main route to offer varied courses, adapted to all levels of practice.
Cyclotourism & Itinérancy : Get ready for an unforgettable experience! The gentle terrain of the Greenway allows you to pedal effortlessly for miles. It's the perfect option to connect the charming small towns in the area and enjoy well-deserved culinary breaks.

The essential stops along your route:

Whether you head south to the ocean or north to the heart of Brittany, the Green Way and its connected routes lead you to magnificent treasures:

Scaër: Our charming commune reveals itself through its own hiking trails, between rivers and mysterious forests (such as that of Coat Loc'h).
Rosporden: Nicknamed the city of ponds, it is the perfect stop for a pastoral break by the water.
Concarneau: For the bravest, extend the adventure to the coast to greet the ocean and explore the famous fortified Old Town and its fishing port.
Gourin : Nestled in a verdant and rolling countryside at the foot of the Black Mountains, it will delight nature lovers.
Carhaix : Historical capital of the Poher, a vibrant city of history and culture, ideal for a cultural stop.
Morlaix and Roscoff: By pushing your itinerary further north, discover the charm of the corsair towns, houses with Pondalez roofs, and ports open to the magnificent Bay of Morlaix.

The extra touch at Clos St André: Don't forget to ask us for our recommendations to prepare your picnic! We will also have detailed maps and trail routes available so that your nature escape is a total success.

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Fishing Paradise : Our Preserved Rivers

Along the water: Isole, Aven and Ster Goz

Scaër is a true blessing for fishing enthusiasts and lovers of aquatic environments. Crossed by renowned rivers known for their great purity, our commune offers varied courses in the heart of wild and verdant nature.

Whether you are a fan of fly fishing, casting, or spinning, you will find what you are looking for along our three iconic rivers:

The Isles, the wild: Known for its picturesque landscapes and clear waters, the Isles alternate between calm zones and faster currents. It is the realm of the magnificent wild brown trout and pike. Its shaded banks offer an idyllic setting for a day of total disconnection.
The Aven, the prestigious: Famous for its ecological richness and great biodiversity, the Aven delights salmonid fly fishermen. Fly fishing is particularly prized and renowned thanks to the presence of combative and wild fish. An exceptional course in an enchanting setting.
The Ster Goz, the secret harbor: More intimate and less frequented, this lovely preserved river winds through the Scaër countryside. It's the perfect place if you are seeking absolute peace and total immersion in nature to fish for the local trout at the rhythm of the seasons.

Prepare your fishing trip with complete serenity:

To ensure your time by the water is a total success, here are some essential tips:

Regulations & Maps : Don't forget to bring your fishing permit (daily or weekly). The fishing seasons (generally from March to September for the 1st category) and legal size limits must be strictly observed.
Responsible Fishing: We strongly encourage the practice of No-Kill (returning catches to the water) to preserve the beauty and richness of our Breton rivers for future generations.

Your host's advice: Did you forget to bring your fishing license? No problem! You can easily get one online or from our partner stores in the center of Scaër, just 5 minutes from the house.

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The secret heritage : The chapels of Scaër

A journey to the heart of Breton history, art, and legends

Scaër possesses a unique hidden treasure in Brittany: a string of eight chapels scattered at the heart of our verdant countryside. Witnesses to centuries of faith, architectural art, and Celtic traditions, these granite structures and their sacred fountains offer absolutely magical walking destinations.

Let yourself be charmed by our local heritage as you wander around:

The Chapel of Coadry (The most famous): It is the indispensable jewel of the commune. Nestled in a bucolic setting, it is renowned for its majestic proportions, its magnificent carved sandstone panels, and its traditional pardon deeply rooted in the hearts of the inhabitants.
The Chapel of Penvern: A magnificent example of Breton rural architecture. Intimate and warm, it remains a precious gathering place for the local community during summer festivities.
The Chapel of Plascaër: Entirely surrounded by a verdure enclosure, this chapel immediately captivates with its simple beauty, its clean lines, and the atmosphere of absolute serenity that emanates from it.
The Chapel of Saint-Adrien: A peaceful haven conducive to contemplation and daydreaming. One likes to stop there to admire its typical bell tower and feel the tranquility of its old walls steeped in history.
The Chapel of Saint-Guénolé: Dedicated to the famous saint founder of the Landévennec abbey, it houses magnificent elements of Breton religious art and recalls the deeply Celtic roots of our region.
The Chapel of Saint John: Idealy integrated into the landscape, this chapel bears witness to the centuries-old devotion of the artisans and peasants of the region.
The Chapel of Saint-Paul: A small granite treasure preserved by time, which tells of the enduring faith and fervor of the parishioners who have maintained it generation after generation.
The Chapel of Cascadec: Located near the paper mill site, it integrates into a remarkable natural setting. Its fine architecture and history are intimately linked to the evolution of the valley.

Your hostess's advice: In the summer, many of these chapels open their doors for art exhibitions, concerts, or the famous "Pardons" of Brittany. It's the perfect opportunity to discover them from the inside and share a moment of authentic conviviality with the Scaérois!

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Strong sensations and view of the sky : The Guiscriff Aerodrome

Just 5 minutes away: Soar above Atlantic Brittany!

Want to get a bird's-eye view and treat yourself to an unforgettable souvenir during your stay? Just 5 kilometers from Clos St André, on the other side of the Morbihan border, the Aérodrome Bretagne Atlantique (Guiscriff) opens its runways to you.

This is the ideal spot to discover the majestic landscapes of Cornwall and the Breton coast from the sky :

Trial Flights & Discovery Flights: Board a light aircraft and be amazed by the view. A magical experience accessible to all for flying over forests, rivers, and perhaps catching a glimpse of the ocean on the horizon.
Skydiving: Thrill-seekers and adrenaline junkies take note! Guided by seasoned professionals, treat yourself to the ultimate rush of a tandem jump. An unforgettable freefall followed by a breathtaking descent under canopy with stunning views.
Paragliding flights (ULM - Ultra-Light Motorized) : Taste the absolute freedom aboard an ULM. Whether it's a beginner flight or a contemplative ride, it's a unique and highly immersive way to experience the skies.
Commented tourist flights: Soar into a thematic aerial circuit! Ideal for better understanding the local geography and spotting, from the clouds, the major sites you will visit the rest of the week.
Flight school: Have you always dreamed of taking the controls? Take advantage of your stay with us to book an introductory flight lesson with a qualified instructor.

Your hostess's advice: The airfield also houses a museum space and a charming aviation café. Even if you prefer to keep your feet on the ground, it's a very pleasant walk to take by bike via the Greenway (which passes right by) to watch the planes take off! Be sure to book your flights in advance, especially during peak season.

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