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Your nature vacation in South Finistère
South Finistère: wild coastline, Breton villages and unspoilt nature
Entre terre et océan, le Finistère Sud vous invite à vivre une expérience authentique, bercée par les embruns et la douceur bretonne.
Depuis le Camping La Corniche***, nous vous invitons à découvrir les trésors de cette région au caractère unique : de Concarneau à Quimper, en passant par la pointe de Penmarc’h ou les plages du Pays Bigouden, laissez-vous séduire par ses paysages sauvages, son patrimoine maritime et son art de vivre convivial. Suivez nos inspirations et nos idées d’escapades pour explorer le Finistère Sud à votre rythme : entre balades côtières, découvertes culturelles et plaisirs gourmands, vivez une parenthèse iodée au bout du monde… ou presque. Et pour prolonger le voyage, découvrez nos 6 bonnes raisons de réserver vos vacances dans le Finistère Sud.
Distance from La Corniche campsite: 17 km
Nested in the heart of South Finistère, Audierne is a charming port town that appeals to lovers of nature, the sea and Breton authenticity. Famous for its lively fishing port and fine sandy beaches, the seaside resort invites visitors to relax and explore the coastline. Visitors can take the sentier des douaniers (GR34) to admire superb panoramic views over the Bay of Audierne, a must-see site on a vacation in Brittany.
Distance from La Corniche campsite: 20 km
Located on the coast of Finistère Sud, Douarnenez is an iconic port town in Brittany, known for its 4 picturesque harbors, maritime atmosphere and wild beaches. Facing the isle Tristan, a veritable natural gem steeped in legend, the city seduces visitors in search of authenticity and escape. A mecca for Brittany's maritime heritage, Douarnenez invites visitors to stroll along its quaysides, visit its museums dedicated to the sea and sample its local specialties, including the famous sardine de Douarnenez.
Distance from La Corniche campsite: 27 km
Classed among the Plus Beaux Villages de France, Locronan is an unmissable stopover during a stay in the Finistère Sud. This Breton medieval suburb seduces with its cobbled streets, granite houses and timeless atmosphere. Once famous for its sailcloth production, Locronan bears witness to a rich historical and craft heritage. Today, the village lives to the rhythm of its artisan workshops, markets and cultural festivals, all of which add to the charm of this authentic destination.
Distance from La Corniche campsite: 28 km
Cultural capital of South Finistère, Quimper seduces with its historic heritage and authentic Breton charm. Renowned for its wood-framed houses, cobbled ruelles and majestic cathédrale Saint-Corentin, the city offers an immersion in the history and traditions of Brittany. Between art museums, iconic earthenware factories and the banks of the Odet River, Quimper is a must-see destination for lovers of culture, architecture and the Breton art of living
Distance from La Corniche campsite: 56 km
Located on the coast of South Finistère, Concarneau is an iconic seaside resort in Brittany, famous for its walled city surrounded by ramparts. This dynamic fishing port seduces with its harmonious blend of historic heritage and seascapes. Stroll through its picturesque streets, visit its museums and sample seafood specialties in the port's restaurants. Between sandy beaches and seaside walks, Concarneau reveals all the beauty and authenticity of the Breton coast.
Brittany, and more specifically South Finistère, is distinguished by a rich gastronomy that invites discovery. Here, crêpes et galettes take pride of place: sweet crêpes, topped with salted butter caramel or garnished with fruit, seduce young and old alike. As for buckwheat pancakes, they can be enjoyed as a main course, often topped with cheese, ham or egg, for a tasty, authentic meal. Alongside this, seafood(oysters, mussels) and Breton cider, a true symbol of the region, are must-tries on a gourmet holiday in South Finistère.
The famous Kouign Amann, born around 1860 in Douarnenez (South Finistère), is a legendary pastry made from bread dough, sugar and butter. Its rich taste, melt-in-the-mouth texture and crisp exterior make it a must-try treat. Classified as one of Brittany's great sweet treasures, it appeals to gourmets the world over.
The Plougastel strawberry, grown since the XVIIIᵉ century near Plougastel-Daoulas, is an emblematic fruit of Brittany. Imported from Chile by explorer Amédée-François Frézier, it became popular after crossing with Virginia varieties. Whether eaten plain or transformed into tarts or jams, it sets the pace for Breton desserts.
Original to Nord-Finistère, the traditional Kig ha Farz is an excellent representative of convivial Breton cuisine. This kind of Breton pot-au-feu combines meat, vegetables and the famous "farz" (black or white), before being served with the butter and shallot "lipig" sauce. Once a simple mixture of farz and bacon, this dish has been enriched with vegetables over the years. Today, it's available in "land" or "sea" versions. Tip: come hungry!
The cidre, Brittany's emblematic beverage, has been produced for centuries throughout South Finistère, reflecting a craftsmanship handed down from generation to generation. Among local cider makers, the Cidrerie Kerné, located in Pouldreuzic, continues this tradition, using apples from local orchards. Visitors can discover the production process, taste different varieties of cider and immerse themselves in a gourmet heritage typical of the region.
Galoche bigoudène is a traditional game from South Finistère (Pays Bigouden), emblematic of Breton culture. Played outdoors, it consists of throwing shuffles onto a wooden cylinder called a "galoche", in a convivial spirit. Often present at festivals and gatherings, it embodies the living heritage of Breton folk games.
Distance from La Corniche campsite: 3 km
In the Finistère Sud, the Menhir des Droits de l'Homme at Plounéour-Brignogan-Plage symbolizes peace and freedom. This granite menhir, 4.5 m high, bears engraved inscriptions celebrating the fundamental rights of man. An emblematic work by artist M. L. Dufour, it attracts visitors with a passion for Breton contemporary heritage and monumental art in Brittany. A must-see visit to discover a strong symbol in a preserved natural setting.
Distance from La Corniche campsite: 4 km
The Menez Dregan, located in the Finistère Sud, is a major prehistoric site offering remarkable archaeological remains and Britonian dolmens. Panoramic sea views and nature trails make it an ideal place for hiking and heritage discoveries. Lovers of history and cultural tourism in Brittany can explore the dolmens, enjoy the coastal vistas and soak up the region's thousand-year-old history.
Distance from La Corniche campsite: 23 km
Capital of the Pays Bigouden, Pont-l'Abbé is a town in Finistère Sud rich in Breton heritage. Crossed by the L'Abbé river, it is famous for its half-timbered houses, fishing museum and lively market. An ideal starting point for exploring the Bigouden coast, Pont-l'Abbé will appeal to visitors in search of Breton authenticity, local culture and historical traditions.
Distance from campsite La Corniche: 31 km
The Phare d'Eckmühl, located in Penmarc'h in the Finistère Sud, is a must-see historical monument in Brittany. Erected in 1897, this 65 m-high lighthouse, identifiable by its white and red stripes, offers an exceptional panoramic view of the Atlantic Ocean. Accessible to visitors, it allows visitors to discover its granite architecture and the workings of a Breton lighthouse, offering a unique experience for lovers of cultural and maritime tourism in Brittany.
Distance from campsite La Corniche: 1 km
The Mondial'Folk de Plozévet is an emblematic festival of the Finistère Sud that celebrates music and dance from around the world. For several days in August, local and international artists perform in the town, offering concerts, parades and open-air entertainment. This festive and convivial event is an opportunity to discover the Breton and international cultural wealth, while enjoying a unique atmosphere in the heart of the Pays Bigouden.
Distance from campsite La Corniche: 11 km
The Parc animalier de la Pommeraie, located in Peumérit in the Finistère Sud, is an educational farm ideal for families. Visitors can discover numerous domestic and exotic animals, such as alpacas, goats, donkeys and rabbits, in a green and secure setting. The park also offers fun and educational activities, including mini-golf, an educational apiary and children's play areas.
Distance from La Corniche campsite: 11 km
In the Finistère Sud, the Aquashow d'Audierne is a must-see aquatic and wildlife park for families and marine biodiversity enthusiasts. This unique park in Brittany is home to over 50 aquariums with 160 species of Atlantic marine fauna, including sharks, rays, jellyfish and seahorses. Visitors can watch free-flying bird shows and enjoy interactive touch tanks, a nursery and a 600,000-liter seawater tank, for total immersion in Breton marine life.
Distance from La Corniche campsite: 14 km
To discover Bretagne maritime from the Finistère Sud, the Compagnie Penn Ar Bed offers cruises to the Isle of Sein and the Baie d'Audierne. Aboard its ship the Enez Sun, passengers enjoy spectacular views of Breton lighthouses, sandy beaches and unspoilt coastal landscapes. Excursions also include a passage near the famous Ar-Men lighthouse, offering a unique panorama of the coastline.
The GR®34, nicknamed the "sentier des douaniers", is an emblematic route in South Finistère that runs along the Brittany coast for over 1,700 km. Accessible to all, this hiking trail in Brittany offers spectacular panoramas of cliffs, beaches and picturesque villages, as well as exceptional biodiversity. Hikers can explore unspoilt natural sites, discover maritime heritage and enjoy the sea air while following a renowned signposted route.
Distance from La Corniche campsite: 3 km
Pors Poulhan, located in the Finistère Sud, is a picturesque little port offering spectacular seascapes. Between rocky coasts and fine sandy beaches, this unspoilt site is ideal for waterside strolls, fishing and birdwatching. A must for lovers of nature and the Breton coast.
Distance from La Corniche campsite: 14 km (Embarquement)
The Île de Sein is a small Breton island of authentic charm, with its white houses with colorful shutters and coastal paths ideal for hiking. Visitors can discover the Sein lighthouse, enjoy the fine sandy beaches and sample local specialties in the island's restaurants. An ideal destination for relaxation and maritime tourism in South Finistère.
Distance from La Corniche campsite: 25 km (Embarquement)
The Îles des Glénan, off the coast of Concarneau, are a veritable paradise for sea and nature lovers. With their white sand beaches, turquoise waters and exceptional biodiversity, this archipelago is ideal for sailing, diving and hiking. These islands offer an unspoilt, peaceful setting, perfect for enjoying nature and maritime tourism in South Finistère.
Distance from La Corniche campsite: 26 km
The Pointe de la Torche, in the Finistère Sud, is a must for surf, kitesurf and windsurf enthusiasts. Its fine sandy beaches and powerful waves attract water sports enthusiasts, while its coastal paths and panoramic views over the Atlantic Ocean seduce lovers of nature and the wild Breton landscape.
Distance from La Corniche campsite: 30 km
The Pointe du Raz, classified as a Grand Site de France, is one of Brittany's most emblematic landscapes. Its spectacular cliffs and panoramic views over the Atlantic Ocean offer breathtaking vistas. Marked trails allow you to discover flowering moors, rock formations and local biodiversity, for a unique nature tourism experience in South Finistère.
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