festival weekend
saint gouëno & Festival Déjanté
Brittany is well known throughout Europe for it’s warm Celtic welcome and ambience. Saint Goueno is no exception, in fact the ‘aprés-course’ activities have become legendary over the last 20yrs.
A dedicated shuttle bus service is organised to get you back to the Paddock and Official Masters accommodation.
There is so much going on you will need the week after the event to recover.
Many of our competitors stay in Brittany after the event for a holiday.
LOCAL BARS:
Saint Gouéno has two bars:
‘Bienvenu Chez Nous’ is a popular bar & restaurant serving good traditional food run by Jean-Luc & Marie, it is full of Hillclimb memorabilia from the last 20 yrs it is located just opposite the salle des fêtes and festival site.
‘Le P’tit Saloon’ is a busy traditional Breton café / bar, the new owners Fabrice & Caroline also run
the grocery shop attached to the bar which is located behind the salle des fettes next to the church.
masters entertainment:
Thursday evening:
Teams from the UK and Ireland are welcomed with a traditional 3 course meal with music and entertainment provided by the opening night of the music festival.
Friday evening:
The village is transformed into a very lively venue for the Festival Déjanté.
Several bands and artists will entertain you until the small hours.
Lots of food, wine and beer available.
A typical 3 course meal is offered in the salle de fete – other food options are available in the Festival grounds which cater for most tastes.
Saturday evening:
Is the main night for the Festival Déjanté with the headlining bands playing well into the early hours of the morning.
A typical 3 course meal is offered in the salle de fete – other food options are available in the Festival ground which cater for most tastes.
Sunday evening:
The wind-down party for Masters drivers and teams joined by the organisers of the Festival and Hillclimb.
A three course meal with wine and beer is offered for Masters drivers and their team members.
A great chance to exchange the usual ‘if only’ stories – full of banter and craic between Team GB & Team Ireland.
saint Goueno masters
spectators