Poulmic

Poulmic is a commune in the Finistère department of Brittany in northwestern France. It is located on the Rade de Brest, a large natural harbor, and is known for its maritime activities. The commune's name is derived from the Breton words "poull" meaning pool or harbor and "mik" meaning small, suggesting a small harbor.

Historically, Poulmic was an important fishing port. Today, while fishing still plays a role, the economy has diversified. The commune benefits from its proximity to Brest, a major naval and industrial center, and has seen some residential development. The natural beauty of the Rade de Brest and its coastal environment make it an attractive area for tourism and leisure activities.

Poulmic features several small beaches and a marina. The local architecture often reflects the traditional style of coastal Brittany. The commune maintains a community spirit, with local festivals and events celebrating its maritime heritage and local culture. Its administrative position within Finistère places it within a region rich in Celtic history and traditions. The natural environment surrounding Poulmic is characterized by its coastal landscape, with views across the Rade de Brest.