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Like many Breton towns, Moëlan-sur-mer is no exception, offering local markets of all kinds: food products, of course, but also souvenirs, clothing and fish and shellfish.

This commune in southern Finistère, located halfway between Lorient and Quimper, offers a wide range of activities for locals and holidaymakers alike: hiking, beaches, exhibitions, sporting activities and more.

What’s more, its ideal location allows you to discover the Breton coast and its riches, with its coastal paths, harbors, beaches and creeks as far as the eye can see.

Let’s discover this region and its local treasures…

Markets in Moëlan-sur-Mer

Moëlan’s main market

On Tuesday mornings, locals and holidaymakers alike gather to browse the hundreds of stalls at Moëlan-sur-mer’s main market from 8am to 1pm.

You’ll have no trouble finding it, as it’s located in the village, near the church square.

The easiest way to get there is to park in the Intermarché parking lot, and then simply walk about 5 minutes.

Arriving at the weekly market, you’ll find everything you need: meat, fish, shellfish, fresh fruit and vegetables, local specialities, clothes, souvenirs and other local produce. If you’re looking for a good Kouign Amann or local apple juice, this market is the place to be.

Before or after the market, you’ll have the chance to take a stroll along the GR34 coastline, starting from the port of Merrien or Kerfany beach, the choice is yours.

Marché animé en France avec étals de fruits de mer
Étal de légumes variés au marché local.

The food market

If you simply want to find markets where you can buy food for yourself or your guests, we recommend the Kergroës market every Saturday morning.

This market is located not far from the Bélon river in Moëlan-sur-mer.

Just 15 minutes from Flower camping Le Kergariou, you can buy directly from local producers between 8:30 a.m. and 1:00 p.m.

All local produce is sourced from local market gardeners, fishmongers and farmers who offer seasonal produce.

Buying at the Bélon fish market

For quality products and lovers of fish and shellfish, the quayside of the Bélon fish market is the place to be.

On the left bank, fishermen set up shop to sell the fresh produce they have caught directly from Monday to Friday.

For timetables, we advise you to visit the site and consult the notice board, which details the arrival times of the boats and their specialities.

Armed with your basket, you’ll leave with fresh, quality, local produce while enjoying the seaside.

Huîtres fraîches sur glace prêtes à déguster.

Markets in the Quimperlé area

Quimperlé clearly has a wide variety of markets: food markets, night markets, summer markets, farmers’ markets, fairs and, of course, Christmas markets.

In the Quimperlé region of Finistère, you’ll find a wide range of products, thanks to the many craftsmen and women who keep the craft alive. Here’s the list of markets you’ll find…

Clohars-Carnöet market

Clohars-Carnoët is the commune in the Quimperlé area with the most markets.

First of all, every Saturday morning on Place de la Mairie, the market is open from 8am to 1pm. You’ll find all kinds of products, including olives, jams and other highlights.

Then, on Tuesdays from 4:00 pm to 8:00 pm in July and August, the local producers’ and craftsmen’s market takes place on Place du Général de Gaulle, in the town center.

To continue the week, from mid-June to mid-September the Wednesday morning market in Le Pouldu welcomes you to the Tourist Office parking lot, facing the sea and the superb island of Groix.

Finally, in July and August, the night market takes over rue des Grands Sables in Le Pouldu every Sunday evening. Here you’ll find craftsmen selling souvenirs and other “home-made” products.

Quimperlé market

Quimperlé also stands out for its covered market. Built in 1886 by the Moreau brothers, this building is the historic heart of the town, bringing life to this city of art and history.

Under the covered market, you’ll find a number of retailers, including a fishmonger, a delicatessen and a greengrocer. The halls are open from 8:00 to 13:00 every day, depending on the opening hours of each shop.

Église et marché couvert à Quimperlé, France.

In addition to the Halles, Quimperlé has two traditional markets. The first takes place on Friday mornings, on Place Saint-Michel in the upper town.

The second is on Place Hervo every Sunday morning, not far from the covered market. It’s the ideal place to find seasonal vegetables, artisan cheeses, crêpes and other products from local artisans.

Scaër – Bannalec – St Thurien market

These three towns in the north-west of the Quimperlé region are home to several large and small regional produce markets.

The commune of Scaër offers a market every Saturday morning on the Place de la Libération, in front of the town hall.

The town of Bannalec holds a weekly market every Wednesday morning in the town center. In addition, on the 2nd and4th Wednesday of each month, the “grand marché” takes place with more stallholders.

The commune of St-Thurien has a small market and flea market on the 2nd Sunday from March to October, from 8:00 am to 1:00 pm, in the Place du Centre. It’s also here, on the4th Sunday from March to October, that the local producers’ market takes place, starting at 9:00 am.

All these local markets offer farm produce, flea markets, local gastronomy and fresh artisanal produce. You’ll find organic producers with a passion for their craft, delighted to meet you on market days.

Market in Guilligomarc’h – Arzano – Locunolé – Rédéné

In the north-east of the Quimperlé region, 4 communes share the farmers’ market schedule to the delight of fresh produce lovers.

In Guilligomarc’h, shopkeepers set up shop every Saturday morning from 9am to 1pm in the Rue du Scorff parking lot.

In Arzano, market stalls are set up from 4.30pm to 7pm every Tuesday evening in the Place de la Mairie.

In Locunolé, every Thursday morning the square in front of the town hall is transformed into an open market and welcomes producers.

In Rédéné, you’ll find the weekly market behind the church from 4:30pm to 7:00pm every Friday evening.

Among all the markets in the Quimperlé area, you’ll also find festive and musical events, typical of the Breton atmosphere. Visit the market stalls of cheese makers, farmers and cosmetics producers to enjoy the festivities.

Marché de Mellac – Riec-sur-Belon – Le Trévoux – Baye

Finally, in the vicinity of Quimperlé, 4 communes offer a variety of markets to satisfy the taste buds of local residents.

The commune of Mellac, bordering the town of Quimperlé, holds a market every Wednesday morning at Ty Bodel.

The commune of Riec-sur-Belon holds a market twice a week, on the Place Yves Loudoux behind the Tourist Office: every Wednesday and Saturday morning.

The commune of Trévoux completes the list of markets thanks to its central square, opposite the town hall, where the market takes place every Friday evening from 4:00 pm to 8:00 pm from May to October, and from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm from November1.

Baye completes its weekly calendar with a market every Sunday morning in Rue Jean-Marie Carer.

Whether you’re looking for a seasonal market, a typical market or an organic market, come and discover the regional products for which Brittany is famous. All the market squares are laid out in such a way as to enable you to spend a convivial moment from Monday to Sunday, depending on what you’re doing. Stroll the aisles, sample the produce, stroll the town, bargain-hunt: everyone goes to the market for a reason.

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