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Concarneau and its walled town: a road trip between ramparts and wild coves

Discover Concarneau, a Breton gem where the fortified old town meets dream beaches. Perfect for vanlifers seeking history, nature and breathtaking landscapes.

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In Concarneau, the adventure begins as soon as you pass through the gates of the walled town, this historic quarter encircled by ramparts. With walks along the harbours, exploration of hidden coves and seafood tasting, the town offers an ideal playground for campervan travellers. Ready to hit the road? Here are 5 must-see spots not to be missed.

Concarneau’s Walled Town

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Dive into the historic heart of Concarneau, surrounded by 14th-century ramparts. Its cobbled streets, half-timbered houses and maritime atmosphere make it a magical place to wander.

Plage des Sables Blancs

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This long stretch of fine sand, bordered by a sea wall, is ideal for a relaxing break by the ocean. Perfect for a picnic with your feet in the water or a sunset stroll.

Pointe de Trévignon

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A preserved natural site where cliffs meet turquoise coves. The hiking trails offer unrivalled views of the Breton coast.

Concarneau Fishing Port

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One of France’s largest fishing ports, bustling with colourful boats and the scent of iodine. Don’t miss the fish market to sample local specialities.

Fort de la Croix

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A 19th-century fortress, this fort offers an exceptional panorama over the bay and the town. Access is free, and the view is well worth the detour.

Plage du Cabellou

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A wild, secluded cove, perfect for recharging away from the crowds. Its clear waters and natural setting make it an ideal spot for a refreshing swim.

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