Villas in Loctudy
Loctudy suits families and groups who want a Breton fishing port with a sheltered estuary, a ferry to Île-Tudy and a Tuesday market. Most homes here have a garden, and the harbour is sheltered from the prevailing southwest winds.
- Villas
- 12
- From, per week
- £552
About Loctudy
Loctudy is a fishing port and seaside resort at the mouth of the Pont-l'Abbé river estuary, on the Penmarc'h peninsula in Finistère. The harbour is sheltered from the prevailing southwest winds, and the port is known for langoustines. The homes are mostly sized for larger parties, and most have a garden. There is a lighthouse, a former sardine cannery and a Romanesque church from the eleventh century. A ferry from the marina crosses to Île-Tudy in about ten minutes.
Is Loctudy right for you?
- Best for
- Families wanting a working fishing port and a garden
- Not for you if
- You want a pool, because homes here rarely have one.
Near Loctudy
Île-Tudy
Reached by a ten-minute ferry crossing from Loctudy, it was a true island until the middle of the nineteenth century.
Pont-l'Abbé
The capital of the Pays Bigouden, where the town's château houses the Musée bigouden.
Guilvinec
A fishing port with Haliotika, a fishing heritage centre, and guided sea-kayak outings that end near a colony of grey seals.
Penmarc'h
The southwesternmost township of the Pays Bigouden, with the Eckmühl lighthouse on its point and Saint-Guénolé as its main fishing port.
Getting to Loctudy
Quimper airport is about ten miles from Loctudy. Check which routes run on your dates. A car is the practical way to move between the port, the beaches and the other Bigouden fishing villages.
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Loctudy villa holidays: questions answered
Is there a market in Loctudy?
Yes, the Loctudy market is held on Tuesday mornings at the place de la mairie, with local produce and oysters. Check the day before an off-season visit.
How do you get to Île-Tudy from Loctudy?
By ferry, a ten-minute crossing from Loctudy. Île-Tudy was an island until the middle of the nineteenth century. The ferry does not wait, so check the return time before you cross.
What is Loctudy known for?
Loctudy is known for its fishing port, which specialises in langoustines called demoiselles de Loctudy. The harbour is sheltered from the prevailing southwest winds, and a marina built in 1991 sits beside it.
Can you watch the fishing boats near Loctudy?
Yes, at Guilvinec, where Haliotika has a panoramic terrace for watching the boats come back in the afternoon. Loctudy itself has a heritage trail past its lighthouse and former sardine cannery.
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Written by the TrustedVillas team. Last reviewed October 2026.
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