CAMPING LE CABELLOU PLAGE

Ideally located by the sea, the Cabellou Plage campsite, in Concarneau in Brittany, is an ideal destination for those looking to combine relaxation, nature, and exploration. It offers an exceptional setting for unforgettable holidays with family or as a couple.

This 5-star campsite stands out for its many facilities designed to meet the needs of the whole family. Its "Blue Caraïbes" water park is a true paradise for swimming and water play enthusiasts. With over 2,000 m² of pools, slides, heated pools, and relaxation areas, everyone can have fun or relax at their own pace. A large heated outdoor pool and a covered pool with spa and massage jets await you for moments of absolute relaxation. Children love the slides and playful pools, perfect for family laughter.

In addition to the water park, this campsite offers a variety of sports facilities: a multi-sports field for football and basketball, a beach volleyball court, pétanque courts for pétanque lovers, and an outdoor fitness area. The youngest ones will enjoy the giant playground, while teenagers can gather around the sports tournaments organized by the animation team. Kids' and teens' clubs are also available, offering age-appropriate activities, allowing parents to enjoy relaxing moments in peace.

The Cabellou campsite is in a prime location to discover the treasures of South Finistère. The center of Concarneau, located a few minutes away on foot or by bike, is a must-see in the region. Concarneau is famous for its Ville Close, a historic fortress surrounded by ramparts, where charming shops, cafés, and the fishing museum can be found. This old town is an ideal place for strolling and diving into Breton history. The port of Concarneau also offers beautiful views of boats and local maritime activity.

The surrounding area is full of breathtaking natural sites, such as the Cabellou peninsula itself, which offers coastal trails (GR34) with incredible ocean views. Discover Quimper, Locronan, the Pointe du Raz, the Pointe de Trévignon, and, above all, don't forget to explore the Glénan archipelago with its turquoise waters.