Discover the riches of South Finistère
Brittany’s South Finistère region is brimming with natural and cultural treasures. Its wild coastline, sandy beaches and impressive cliffs are awe-inspiring. The authentic villages, rich Breton culture and local cuisine, with its crêpes and seafood, make this a unique and captivating place.
Natural sites
not to be missed in South Finistère
Succumb to the charm of South Finistère, with its wild coastline, beaches, crystal-clear coves and historic towns like Quimper, Concarneau and Locronan. Our 5-star campsite in Concarneau, facing the Glénan archipelago, is the perfect stopover for exploring these treasures and enjoying an exceptional stay in the heart of Brittany.
La Pointe du Raz
The Pointe du Raz is distinguished by its steep cliffs and rugged coastline. It is the most westerly point of mainland France. This iconic spot attracts nature lovers for its imposing waves and breathtaking panoramas. The Cap Sizun region is a truly remarkable site, with the Pointe du Raz lighthouse, the Pointe du Van, Audierne and the archeological site of Plouhinec.
The Glenan Archipelago
The Glénan archipelago in South Finistère is a paradise accessible by boat from Concarneau. Comprising eight main islands and numerous islets, it boasts white sandy beaches, translucent waters and unspoilt nature. Ideal for beaches, diving, water sports and fishing, the islands are often referred to as the Breton Caribbean. Magnificent ocean vistas make these islands an unmissable place to relax and discover, just across from Concarneau.
authentic charm
Timeless journey
In the heart
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The charm of Breton towns and villages
South Finistère captivates visitors with the authentic charm of its towns and villages. Pont-Aven, Quimper, Locronan… each of these places reveals its history through cobbled streets, stone houses and emblematic monuments. A timeless journey to the heart of Brittany, between history and tradition.
Pont-Aven, the city of painters… and galettes!
Pont-Aven is a charming town, famous for its historic and artistic heritage, as well as its verdant landscapes. Nicknamed the capital of Breton Impressionism, it has attracted many artists, including Paul Gauguin, inspired by the region’s unique light and panoramic views. Surrounded by fields and forests, Pont-Aven offers a wealth of opportunities for walking and cycling. The Aven river, which runs through the town, is perfect for fishing, swimming or simply relaxing on the water.
Quimper
Quimper, the cultural capital of Brittany, has an exceptional heritage. Just 30 minutes from the Concarneau Le Cabellou Plage campsite. Stroll along its cobbled streets, discover its half-timbered houses and admire the magnificent Saint-Corentin cathedral. The town is also famous for its earthenware and fine arts museum. Enjoy the warm atmosphere of its markets and festivals. Quimper, with its blend of tradition and modernity, is a must for soaking up the Breton soul and exploring its picturesque landscapes.
The village of Locronan
Névez
Benodet and its Seaside Museum
The fishing village of Loctudy
Pont L’Abbé
Ports to discover
Concarneau, with its famous fishing and yachting harbors, its ocean racing center and its fortified town, is a must-see on the south Finistère coast.
- Nearby, the Pointe de Trévignon with its small marina offers magnificent scenery and an ancient fort to explore.
- Le Guilvinec, a lively fishing port, is renowned for its authentic maritime activity.
- La Forêt-Fouesnant, with its marina and racing port at the head of Concarneau Bay, has a charming, idyllic setting.
- Douarnenez, another coastal marvel, is a historic port that marked the history of fishing in Brittany.
These ports, large and small, countless in number, between tradition and modernity, make this region a true maritime paradise to visit.
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