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Open from 29/04/2012 to 09/09/2012
180 rented accommodation - 60 pitches
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From 09 to 22 June 2012 From €39.00
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From 09 to 22 June 2012 From €17.00
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L'Océan Breton camping: nearby
6 good reasons to visit our region
Spending a holiday at the Océan Breton is to discover Brittany and its charms. With a wealth of beauty and history, our lovely, stimulating region will welcome you and enthusiastically share with you its spectacular scenery, gastronomy, and heritage.
1. The love of the sea
From the marina at Sainte Marine - Combrit to the fishing port of Guilvinec, come and discover an amazing ambience that will bowl you over. Here, everything revolves around the sea, sailing boats and sailors, and if you have the chance to see the finish of a transatlantic race or to be present at a sea festival, you too will be captivated.
2. Finistère’s beautiful beaches
There is something for all tastes in Finistère. A coastline that lends itself admirably to a variety of activities: basking on the beach, swimming, water sports, walking or jogging along the edge of the sea, shellfishing with the family... Lush countryside, miles of coasts, beautiful attractions and the diversity of the landscapes. Discover the vast sheltered beaches or more secluded little inlets.
3. The Glénan islands
There are numerous organized excursions to the Iles des Glénan, one of nature's real little gems. Only 8 nautical miles from the coast, the Glénans archipelago possesses the spellbinding charm of an unspoilt atoll on the edge of the vastness of the Atlantic. Bathed in singularly-transparent turquoise waters, this fairytale spot is where you're going to discover the amazing world of the ocean depths.
4. The Pointe du Raz
The Pointe du Raz represents the end of the western world. A cliff drops sheer into an at times raging sea - a sight not to be missed. Two lighthouses - La Vielle and Tévennec on the Île du Sein, in the distance - can be swamped in the foam of the waves: divine! It's a very beautiful walk. One of France's major attractions, the Pointe du Raz welcomes your children aged 6 to 12 for a walk in search of treasure: a guided walk in a world of legend where nature is unveiled.
5. A region with a wealth of beauty and history
Quimper and its cathedral, Locronan: you'll be enchanted by the charm and character of the medieval village of Concarneau and its fortified town. Exploring its heritage, you'll realise that Brittany isn't just a legend!
6. Culture and gastronomy to share
A smorgasbord of culture and gastronomy will delight everyone. Fest Noz and other Breton festivals and events follow each other throughout the year. On the gastronomic side, Brittany invites you to sample its medley of recipes, fish, seafood, galettes and crêpes, far aux pruneaux (a prune pud), ciders, etc ... Fancy some salted butter on bread? Yearning for the taste of oysters? Prawns and fished clams with the family? The Breton cuisine is highly diversified, capable of satisfying even the most discerning of palates...
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Penestin
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