Stopover in the tourist area of Morgat. The city of Crozon benefits from numerous openings to the sea, thus giving its coastline and its maritime life a rare diversity. The harbours located in the Fret (in the north) and Morgat (in the south) districts are essential stopovers. Former fishing port for sardines, mackerel and then tuna, the port of Morgat has now turned to yachting with a capacity of 700 boats per year including 35 visitors berths and 23 moorings in the summer.
