Discover the surroundings of Pors Ar Vag Campsite

Between the sea, unspoilt nature and charming villages, Camping de Pors Ar Vag is an ideal base for exploring the Bay of Douarnenez and the Crozon Peninsula. Just a few minutes away by car or along the coastal path, you can enjoy a wide variety of landscapes, family-friendly activities and memorable Breton discoveries.

Between the Bay of Douarnenez and the Crozon Peninsula

Located between Douarnenez and the Crozon Peninsula, the campsite enjoys an exceptional natural setting.
Beaches, coves, cliffs, headlands and capes follow one another along the coastline. Each outing offers a different atmosphere, from wide family beaches to wilder spots and breathtaking coastal views.

Walks & breathtaking viewpoints

Here, every walk leads to a different panorama. From the heights of Ménez Hom to the cliffs of the Crozon Peninsula, there is no shortage of viewpoints to take in the scenery.

Ménez Hom

Just a few kilometres from the campsite, Ménez Hom overlooks the bay and offers one of the most beautiful viewpoints in Finistère.
From the summit, the view stretches over the Crozon Peninsula, the Bay of Douarnenez and, on a clear day, as far as the harbour of Brest. A must-see for lovers of wide-open spaces and stunning landscapes.

Tal ar Grip & the Plomodiern coastline

From the campsite or from Plomodiern, several walking paths lead up to the heights of Tal ar Grip, offering lovely views over the bay.
These walks are ideal for families or for enjoying the evening light reflecting on the ocean.

Cap de la Chèvre & Pointe de Pen Hir

A little further away on the Crozon Peninsula, Cap de la Chèvre and Pointe de Pen Hir are among the most spectacular sites in the region.
Cliffs, turquoise waters and wild landscapes make them perfect ideas for a day trip from the campsite.

Characterful towns & villages

Around Pors Ar Vag Campsite, several towns and villages are well worth a visit for their heritage, atmosphere and Breton way of life.
Perfect outings for strolling, discovering and taking your time.

Locronan

Listed among The Most Beautiful Villages of France, Locronan charms visitors with its cobbled historic centre, stone houses and timeless atmosphere.
An ideal place to wander, browse local shops, enjoy crêperies and discover Breton heritage.

Crozon

Located at the heart of the peninsula, Crozon is a perfect destination for discovering spectacular landscapes between sea and nature.
Its harbour, beaches, coastal paths and easy access to iconic sites such as Cap de la Chèvre and Pointe de Pen Hir make it an excellent day trip from the campsite.

Quimper

The cultural capital of Cornouaille, Quimper is a lovely town of art and history.
Cathedral, pedestrian streets, riverbanks of the Odet, museums, shops and cafés make it a perfect outing combining sightseeing, shopping and terrace breaks.

Douarnenez

Famous for its harbour and maritime history, Douarnenez offers many different faces: the Port-Museum, the old port of Rosmeur, beaches and coastal paths.

Museums & visits around the campsite

Around the campsite, several museums and visitor sites offer a great way to discover the history, culture and know-how of Finistère:

Musée des vieux métiers vivants

Abbaye de Landévennec

Océanopolis

Musée de l’école rurale

Port-Musée de Douarnenez

Breizh Odyssée

Musée départemental breton

Markets & local produce

The region is rich in markets where you can discover local products: fish, seafood, vegetables, crêpes, cider, cheeses and more.
During the season, several markets take place near the campsite, including evening markets such as Locronan’s “Marché aux Étoiles”, which brings the village to life after dark.
A great opportunity to taste Breton specialities and bring home some delicious souvenirs.

A chef carefully prepares crêpes in a cozy kitchen setting in Saint-Nazaire, France.

Family outings & activities

Around the campsite, many activities are well suited to families.
Between beaches and swimming, easy walks, interactive museums such as the Musée des Vieux Métiers Vivants or the Musée de l’École Rurale, and full-day outings like Océanopolis, you’ll find plenty of ways to combine beach time, nature, discovery and local treats — at your own pace.

Restaurants & local specialities

The region is full of great places to eat. Traditional cuisine, crêperies, gourmet restaurants, pizzerias or casual dining — there’s something for everyone.
In Plomodiern and nearby villages, you’ll find many restaurants offering seafood, Breton crêpes and more contemporary dishes.

Local crafts

Locronan and Camaret are home to many artisans and artists. Potters, ceramicists, painters and local creators open the doors of their workshops to visitors.
A wonderful way to discover the craftsmanship of Finistère and take home an authentic souvenir that reflects the spirit of the region

Your next holiday…

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