From Quimper we went to the Atlantic Ocean, only few miles away, and then we took east to get to Concarneau, a very small town which is supposed to be the third most important fishing port in France, the temple of sardines and tuna fish. The town's greatest appeal – besides the ocean - is its “Ville Close”, the small and very well-fortified old city located a few metres offshore on an irregular rocky island in the bay. It’s a delightful place, but we have been told that in summer it’s like hell, because too many tourists get crowded there and make the charming peaceful fortified island look like a subway train at the peak hours. We found it already a little too crowded in May, so we don’t dare to think of it in full summer!