Here is a stopover blessed from Gods when winds and currents are opposed between the Island of Sein and the land. Perilous navigations in the Strong current, it is better to then put the course on Audierne and the mouth of Goyen to await one moment more propice.Why then not to benefit from this stop to discover an often ignored port and a city, prize winner in 1991 of the European Foundation of the Environment. If the depth of the channel can limit the access of the pleasure boats to srtong drawing from water (dredged with one meter under the zero of the charts), it is then necessary to make a halt with Ste Evette, on the trunks of pleasure, which offers a good shelter against the dominant winds of the west.Built on an estuary to the sandy bottom (from where splendid colors...), Audierne is to 0,5 mile in the mouth of Goyen and staged and offers small typical lanes to breton architecture.Let us remind that one is here in full bigouden country and that it is necessary to benefit from it to see many historical and cultural Breton testimonys of the Cape Sizun. To make: the circuit of the vaults (twenty-five buildings!), the many menhirs, the small city of character of Bridge-Cross with its collegial and its houses of character.For sea passionate, it is necessary to visit Poulgoazec/Audierne under the control of former owner-fishermen, to admire the old lobster boat made from wood in the port - the "Cape Sizun" - rebuilt folowing the old way for the gathering of Brest into 92, to see the fish ponds along the estuary and all to know on lobsters and lobsters, the furnaces with seaweed in Esquibien without forgetting the many ones and beautiful reserves of birds of which that of Goulien...…