Camping Erquy

Campsite rentals in Erquy

The secret of Erquy’s charm is its peaceful atmosphere and distinctive landscape of rocky headlands, wild dunes, and golden beaches. Set on the northern coast of the Côtes-d’Armor, this delightful seaside resort is also a well-established fishing harbour, famed for its fresh scallops. Its outstanding natural heritage, crowned by the iconic Cap d’Erquy, reveals sweeping vistas and scenic coastal trails perfect for hiking enthusiasts. Take a leisurely stroll through the village, watch the sun set on the beach, or uncover secret coves… this is a place to enjoy life’s simple pleasures.

Opt for a campsite rental in Erquy and you’ll enjoy a stay between coast and countryside, in a well preserved and inspiring setting. At our Yelloh! Village 4 and 5 star campsites you’ll benefit from comfortable accommodation and top-notch services, ideal for a family getaway or a holiday with friends, filled with lazy days and new discoveries.

Mobile home rental in Erquy

For a truly special stay, choosing the right destination is essential. The memories you create are often sparked by the sights that you see. But don’t forget – your choice of accommodation is just as important. To ensure the best holiday experience possible, you’ll want to make the most of the great outdoors while benefiting from optimal conditions. And that’s where Yelloh! Village comes in, ready to welcome you at our 4 and 5 star campsites, offering outstanding mobile home rentals in Erquy, as well as spacious camping pitches.

At Yelloh! Village Saint Pabu Plage, make the most of a seaside campsite with direct access to the beach. A serene spot where you can let life’s little burdens drift away.

Rent a cottage with a sea view, chill out in the covered and heated water park, and take full advantage of the sea with our free-to-borrow watersports equipment and electric bikes. We’ve got everything covered for a first-class holiday experience!

Meanwhile, Yelloh! Village Les Pins welcomes you to a friendly, feel-good campsite where kids and grown-ups alike can enjoy carefree days as they take a break from the routine.

Its large water park with waterslides, plus a covered and heated area, is a big hit with everyone. Likewise, the children’s clubs and the activities designed to keep everyone entertained. Not forgetting the comfortable accommodation and pitches, among the best you’ll find at any outdoor destination.

As you can see, when you check into a campsite in Erquy, you step into a realm of carefree comfort, where your getaway will be nothing short of amazing.

Did you know?

Erquy proudly holds the title of the capital of scallops, which it celebrates with a joyful festival each spring!

What can you do while camping in Erquy?

Choose a campsite in Erquy and you’ll be immersed in a picture-perfect setting of pink sandstone cliffs, wild coves and fragrant moorland. Erquy really is a jewel in the Côte d’Émeraude’s crown, delighting nature lovers and winning the hearts of anyone in search of deep relaxation.

Saint-Pabu beach, one of the region’s finest, unfolds in a wide arc of soft golden sand, perfect for swimming, watersports, building sandcastles or simply soaking up the sun. The nearby coastal paths, including the famous GR34, beckon you to discover breathtaking views from Cap d’Erquy, stretching from the flower-laden moorlands to the sea. The fishing port buzzes with activity when the trawlers come back in, serving as a reminder that the town is the capital of scallops, which can be savoured fresh in the seafront restaurants.

With coastal walks, superb spots for a swim, and local treasures waiting to be discovered, Erquy perfectly encapsulates the natural beauty and maritime heritage of northern Brittany.

FAQ

What are the sightseeing attractions in Erquy?

• Cap d’Erquy: an unspoilt natural site with pink sandstone cliffs, coastal paths and breathtaking sea views.
• Château de Bienassis: a fortified manor house surrounded by moats, open to the public.
• Erquy harbour: lively all year round and famous for scallop fishing.
• Village centre and the fishers' houses: a typical village with shops, a market and Breton charm.
• Pink sandstone quarries: fascinating remnants of local industrial heritage with discovery trails.

What are the activities on offer in Erquy?

• Hiking on the GR34: known as the Customs Path and offering sweeping views of the Côte d’Émeraude.
• Cycling along the Vélomaritime route: this long-distance cycle route passes through Erquy, and promises extraordinary sea views.
• Sea trips: cruises with commentary, fishing trips or kayaking at the foot of the cliffs.
• Watersports: sailing, stand-up paddleboarding or windsurfing on sheltered beaches.
• Cycling: several waymarked routes let you explore the countryside of the Côtes-d’Armor.
• Local markets: Breton produce, fresh fish and craft items.

Where are the most beautiful beaches in Erquy?

• Central beach: a large family-friendly beach in the town centre, perfect for swimming and beach games.
• Caroual beach: a long stretch of fine sand, popular with sand yachting enthusiasts.
• Saint Pabu beach: much loved by families, bordered by dunes with a lovely view of the small island of Saint-Michel.
• Le Guen beach: wilder and less crowded, perfect for seaside walks.
• Lourtuais beach: accessible on foot, offering a calm, natural setting.
• Le Portuais beach: at the foot of cliffs, prized for its discreet beauty and intimate atmosphere.

Which are the specialities that you simply must try when in Erquy?

• Erquy scallops: the local culinary emblem, often enjoyed as a carpaccio or Breton style.
• Breton cider: a traditional drink produced in the Côtes-d’Armor.
• Kouign-amann and Far Breton: beloved desserts made with lashings of salted butter.
• Buckwheat pancakes: filled with seafood or Breton charcuterie.
• Salted butter caramel: in toffee format, a spreadable cream or a topping.

What can you see and do in Erquy if it’s raining?

• Château de Bienassis: guided tours and exhibitions in a historic setting.
• Maison de la Mer: a maritime museum dedicated to fishing and the local marine environment.
• Craft workshops: pottery, glasswork, painting… discover the talents of the local artisans.
• Armor Ciné cinema: a small, cosy venue with a varied programme.
• Restaurants and crêperies: to tuck into traditional Breton cuisine.