Visit South Finistère and the Breton Riviera during your stay
Fouesnant, its coastline and the Glénan islands
Ideally situated in the heart of the Breton Riviera, facing the Glénan archipelago, Fouesnant boasts an exceptional coastline and a perfect location for visiting South Finistère.
From the long sandy beaches of Mousterlin to the more intimate coves of Beg Meil and the many hiking trails through natural sites, the marriage of sea and nature is truer here than anywhere else.
Traditions are still alive and well, with the apple festival and bread festival taking place in summer.
Further information: Fouesnant Les Glénan tourist office
Take a stroll through Bénodet,
sublime seaside resort
During your stay at the Cleut Rouz campsite in Fouesnant, take the opportunity to visit Bénodet, a seaside resort just a few kilometers from the campsite.
Take the time to stroll along the waterfront and enjoy the beautiful views over themouth of the Odet and the town’s various monuments while savoring an ice cream.
You can take a ferry across the river to Sainte-Marine, or hop aboard a speedboat to discover the Glénan islands.
Discover Concarneau and its “Ville-Close
During your vacation at Camping de la Plage de Cleut Rouz, take the time to visit Concarneau.
There’s plenty to choose from: a stroll along the Corniche, a visit to the fishing port or marina, or of course a stroll through the famous Ville-Close.
At the end of Ville-Close, don’t hesitate to take the ferry to cross over to the other side, and walk along the coast facing the port. The view of Concarneau is superb!
Day trip to Quimper, capital of Cornouaille
and cradle of the faience industry
Take advantage of your stay at the Cleut Rouz beach campsite in Fouesnant to visit Quimper.
As soon as you enter the town center, you’ll be overwhelmed by the beauty of this Breton town. Here, timber-framed houses, built between the 14ᵉ and 19ᵉ centuries, are an integral part of the urban landscape.
Saint-Corentin Cathedral and the Palais des Évêques, which houses the Musée départemental breton, are pure marvels, both inside and out. Take a stroll through the streets and alleys of Quimper (don’t miss the famous Place au Beurre!), you won’t regret it…
And if you still have a little time, stop off at the Henriot earthenware factory: you can visit the workshop!
Visit Locronan, a small town full of character
Discover Locronan,one of Brittany’s most beautiful small towns.
Just a few kilometers from Camping de la Plage de Cleut Rouz, immerse yourself in its medieval charm, cobbled streets and rich heritage, perfect for a cultural getaway between Breton history and traditions.
Explore Pont-Aven, the city of painters
Spend an afternoon discovering Pont-Aven or the city of painters, just 30 minutes from the campsite.
You can follow in Gauguin’s footsteps and stroll through the streets of this small town on the banks of the river Aven, visiting the many artists’ galleries.
You can cross from one bank to the other using the footbridges to the Bois d’Amour.
And the galette, a local specialty, is sure to be on your menu for a gourmet snack.
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The fishing ports of Loctudy and Le Guilvinec: a must!
Are you staying at the Cleut Rouz beach campsite in Fouesnant and want to discover the authentic Brittany of today?
Head for the fishing port of Guilvinec, with its early-morning fish auction! You can also visit Haliotika, the Cité de la pêche, to learn more about current fishing practices.
Penmarc’h headland and Eckmhül lighthouse
From the top of the 60-metre, 307-step Eckmühl lighthouse, the panorama over the tip of Penmarc’h is breathtaking.
A visit to the lighthouse is equally impressive. The walls of this monument were built from Kersanton granite, and the inner wall of the stairwell was lined with opaline slabs. Inaugurated in 1897, it is nowone of the most visited monuments in Finistère, and one of the most powerful lighthouses in France.
Stopover at the Pointe du Raz: the end of the world just an hour from the campsite!
Just an hour’s drive from the Plage de Cleut Rouz campsite, you’ll reach the end of the world, a must-see when visiting our region. Come rain or shine, this protected natural site offers remarkable views of the ocean and the Vieille lighthouse from the top of its granite cliffs. Sensations and emotions are always on the agenda at Pointe du Raz! You can also plan a stopover in Douarnenez, at Port Rhu or in the medieval village of Locronan.
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