If you're a wilderness lover, the Presqu'Île de Crozon is the place for you! With its turquoise waters, cliffs, forests...
Situated just below Brest, the Crozon peninsula is a small part of Brittany. Made up of cliffs, sharp rocks and large valleys, it lies right in the heart of Brittany. Armorique regional nature park. Its end-of-the-world air leaves no one indifferent.
Here's a short list of places not to miss when you visit this corner of paradise!
1) The village of Camaret-sur-Mer
Nicknamed the "village of artists", this commune, located almost at the tip of the Crozon peninsula in Finistère, The village offers a pretty landscape of colorful houses, where artists who have fallen in love with the region have settled since 1992. It's also one of the most beautiful Brittany's ports with a special charm, thanks to its ancient marine cemetery.
2) Pointe de Pen-Hir
From the top of its towering cliffs you can enjoy a breathtaking view of the Iroise Sea.
At the point, admire the 3 large rocks known as «Tas de Pois». This group of rocks, jutting out into the sea, is one of the wildest and most unusual places on the coast. Brittany coast. Go there at sunset for a magical view of the ocean. La Pointe de Pen-Hir will not disappoint. Beware, the wind will be with us, so make sure you're well covered!
3) Île Vierge beach
Ranked as one of the world's most beautiful beaches by The Guardian, the île Vierge beach offers turquoise waters, white sand and vegetation-covered cliffs. A magnificent place must-sees in South Finistère when you visit the Crozon peninsula.
Please note that direct access to the beach is forbidden to preserve the environment. You'll see lots of people doing it, but please respect the rules despite the temptation to keep this place as beautiful as it is.
4) Cap de la Chèvre
The southernmost point of the Crozon peninsula, he closes the Douarnenez Bay. It's also a haven for boats in rough seas.
Visit Cap de la Chèvre has retained its wild aspect, covered with heather, maritime pines and bushes. It's also the ideal place for activities such as hiking, mountain biking, or horseback riding.
5) The small village of Morgat
Former fishermen's village specializing in tuna and sardines, Morgat began to transform itself seaside resort in the 1970s. Its large beach, crêperies, big market and colourful houses make this little village a great place to visit!
What's more, Morgat boasts a large nautical center offering a wide range of activities including kayaking, paddle-boarding, diving and windsurfing.
Your accommodation in South Finistère at Naéco Hostels
The Presqu'Île de Crozon is a place not to be missed during your stay in Brittany's Finistère region. roadtrip in a Naéco converted van. Take time to admire each landscape, visit each place in complete tranquillity and wake up to turquoise waters.
You can also discover Crozon by staying in our hostel Naéco Audierne 1h10 away. Take a day trip and enjoy a cup of herbal tea by the fire on your return!
