Here, the ocean reigns supreme and the scenery shifts with the tides. From the walled town of Concarneau to the rugged headlands of Pointe de Trévignon, every stop is an invitation to wonder. Ready to hit the winding roads of southern Brittany? Here are six must-see spots, all accessible by van and perfect for a change of scene.
Ville close de Concarneau
© Wikimedia Commons Step into the medieval atmosphere of this fortified town, encircled by the sea and shielded by imposing ramparts. Wander its cobbled lanes, past fishermen’s cottages and artisan workshops, for a journey back in time.
Where to sleep nearby
Yellow motorhome area Concarneau Motorhome area
★ 4.7 Private, peaceful site 4 km from Concarneau, ideal for visiting the citadel. £15 per night, rated 4.7. › Route de Kerlaëron, Trégunc Motorhome area
★ 4.4 Free seaside parking, 50 m from a beach. 8-10 spaces, shaded and quiet. › Camping of Pendruc Campsite
★ 4.7 4-star family campsite 800 m from the sea. Rated 4.7, 5-minute drive away. › Parking in front of the walled town Concarneau Parking
★ 4.2 Free parking facing the walled town, very quiet. Shuttle for £1, toilets nearby. › Seafront parking Trégunc Parking
★ 4.3 Four seaside spaces with ocean views. Very quiet out of season, 6-minute drive away. › Pointe de Trévignon
© Wikimedia Commons A protected natural site where granite cliffs plunge into the ocean, offering breathtaking views. On clear days, you can even spot the Glénan Islands on the horizon.
Where to sleep nearby
Seafront parking Trégunc Parking
★ 4.3 Four front-row sea spots with direct beach access. Absolute peace out of season, free. › Yellow motorhome area Concarneau Motorhome area
★ 4.7 Spacious private site 6 km from Concarneau, £15 per night. Very quiet, ideal for visiting the citadel. › Camping of Pendruc Campsite
★ 4.7 4-star family campsite 800 m from the sea, rated 4.7. Shaded pitches, pool, walkable access. › Parking in front of the walled town Concarneau Parking
★ 4.2 Free parking facing the walled town, 5 km away. Toilets nearby, shuttle ferry for £1. › Camping éco-touristique Kerbouzier Campsite
★ 4.6 Eco-friendly municipal campsite, 5 km away. Hot showers, compost toilets, shaded pitches. › Plage de la Grande Grève
© Wikimedia Commons A vast stretch of fine sand, perfect for a barefoot stroll or a picnic with the waves as your backdrop. Surfers and families share the space in a relaxed, easygoing vibe.
Where to sleep nearby
Seafront parking Trégunc Parking
★ 4.3 Four seaside spaces with ocean views. Very quiet out of season, free access. › Camping of Pendruc Campsite
★ 4.7 4-star family campsite 800 m from the sea. Shaded pitches, pool, rated 4.7. › Route de Kerlaëron, Trégunc Motorhome area
★ 4.4 Free seaside area, 8-10 spaces. Beach 50 m away, picnic tables, rated 4.4. › Yellow motorhome area Concarneau Motorhome area
★ 4.7 Spacious private site 4 km from Concarneau. Absolute peace, £15 per night, rated 4.7. › Camping du Manoir de Penn Ar Ster Campsite
★ 4.6 Green campsite near beach and village. Vegetated pitches, calm atmosphere, rated 4.6. › Port de Bénodet
© Wikimedia Commons This lively marina is the ideal starting point for exploring the Odet River or nearby islands. The fish market and waterfront terraces are well worth a visit.
Pointe du Raz
© Wikimedia Commons One of Brittany’s most awe-inspiring sites, where the ocean crashes against the rocks. Hiking trails offer 360-degree views over the sea and wild moorland.
Where to sleep nearby
Pointe du Raz parking sea views Plogoff Parking
★ 3.5 Direct access to Pointe du Raz, 23-minute walk. Free out of season, £18 per night in summer. › Farm Bed and Breakfast Kerguidy Izella Campsite
★ 4.3 Quiet family campsite 4 km away, campervans only. Rated 4.3, 160 reviews. › Parking at Pointe de Castelmeur Cléden-Cap-Sizun Parking
★ 4.3 Free dirt parking, 5-8 quiet spaces. Direct access to GR34, 5 km by car. › Dirt parking with Raz Point view Cléden-Cap-Sizun Parking
★ 4.4 Exceptional lighthouse views, 2-6 spaces. 35-minute walk, sloping ground. › Free GR34 parking Cléden-Cap-Sizun Parking
★ 4.4 Large cliff-top car park, overnight access allowed. 41-minute walk, rated 4.4. › Locronan
© Wikimedia Commons Listed among France’s most beautiful villages, this historic town with its granite houses charms visitors with its timeless appeal. Its church and central square are gems of Breton architecture.
Where to sleep nearby
Camping La Plage de Tréguer Campsite
★ 4.6 4-star campsite right by the beach, direct access. Pools, slides, rated 4.6 (8-minute drive). › Sea view parking Plonévez-Porzay Parking
★ 4.5 Parking facing a huge sandy beach, direct access. Free, quiet, toilets (7-minute drive). › Camping Locronan en Finistère Sud Campsite
★ 4.2 3-star campsite with bay views, heated pool. 7-minute walk from Locronan, rated 4.2. › Service point with electricity Plonévez-Porzay Motorhome area
★ 3.9 Free area, water/electricity for £3, flat ground. Near shops, 41-minute walk. › Shaded parking Névet woods Kerlaz Parking
★ 4.1 Shaded forest car park in the heart of Bois du Névet. Very quiet at night, 45-minute walk. › See all spots on the map