Are you spending a week at the Concarneau Le Cabellou Plage campsite and don’t want to miss a thing of our region? Here are a few ideas to help you make the most of your stay!
Saturday:
Arrive at the campsite and settle into your pitch or cottage. Discover the campsite and its direct access to the beach! Take a dip in the pool or in the sea, then settle in at the restaurant and let yourself be served.
Sunday:
Visit the Pointe de Trévignon market to buy your fish and stroll along the coast. In the afternoon, visit Pont Aven, the city of painters and its museums. Stop for a moment to enjoy a crêpe.
Monday:
While the kids play in the clubs (until midday), you can stroll to the market in Concarneau. Then a stroll along the corniche and through the Ville Close before returning to the campsite – why not take the ferry? In the afternoon, a family walk along the Pointe du Cabellou to discover the little coves of Minaouët and enjoy the beach (snowshoes, balloons, sand castles…).
Tuesday :
Visit Quimper , with its cobbled streets, half-timbered houses, Saint Corentin Cathedral and Henriot earthenware factory. Enjoy some shopping and take home your Breton bowl with your name on it!
Wednesday:
Outing to Les Glénan from the port of Concarneau or Trévignon. Discover the island of Saint Nicolas and the archipelago with its white sandy beaches and turquoise waters.
Thursday:
Take the day to visit the west coast of Cornouaille, with Douarnenez and its Port Museum, the Pointe du Raz, Audierne and its Aquashow park, the Pointe de la Torche (very popular with surfers), Penmarch and the Eckmühl lighthouse, or Le Guilvinec and the arrival of the fishing boats. Or treat yourself to a trip back in time with a visit to Locronan, a small town full of character and old-world charm. And continue on to Brest and its Océanopolis park.
Friday:
You’ll still find a few souvenirs to take home from the Concarneau market or the cookie factory. A short visit to the fishing museum, followed by an ice cream or crêpe tasting in the Ville Close. Dance the night away at the campsite.
