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Camping le Cabellou Plage

Concarneau

Camping-cariste

Adresse

89 Avenue du Cabellou
29900 Concarneau
Finistère, Bretagne
France

Équipements et services

Vidange
Ravitaillement en eau
Stationnement

Description

Welcome to our motorhome area in Concarneau, in the heart of Finistère — a convenient and friendly stopover after a day exploring the coast. You will find spacious parking pitches, a supply of clean water and easy-to-use waste emptying facilities. Enjoy a pleasant setting close to the beaches and the town centre, ideal for resting and setting off again with peace of mind.

Tourisme

Concarneau (Finistère, France)

Concarneau is a Breton maritime town where the sea shapes daily life. An active port town, it blends a history of fishing and trade with a lively tourist offer. The Ville Close, an island fortification, dominates the landscape and symbolizes local identity. Nearby beaches and islands provide a contrast between port activity and preserved natural areas.

Heritage and history

The Ville Close is a fortified citadel dating mainly from the 15th century, built on an island and connected to the mainland by a bridge. Inside, cobbled lanes, ramparts and old houses tell the story of a prosperous port. Nearby, the Château de Kériolet (19th century) adds a romantic touch to the hinterland.

Port, fishing and markets

Concarneau remains a major fishing port and retains intense maritime activity: fish auction, trawlers and canneries shape the economic landscape. The Musée de la Pêche presents the history of deep-sea fishing and local techniques, useful for understanding the importance of the sea here. Mornings at the port allow visitors to watch the auction and buy fish and shellfish.

Nature and water activities

The coastline invites hiking along the GR34, cycling tours and sea outings. Boats depart for the Glénan archipelago, renowned for its clear waters and sandbanks. Sailing, paddleboarding and diving are common activities to enjoy the open sea.

Gastronomy and atmosphere

Local cuisine highlights seafood: fresh fish, crustaceans and shellfish served in creperies and port bistros. The atmosphere remains marked by a friendly mix of maritime tradition and summer tourism.

Not to be missed

  • Ville Close — the historic citadel with its ramparts and lanes.
  • Musée de la Pêche — discover maritime trades and history.
  • Concarneau fish auction — morning spectacle of fish sales.
  • Glénan Islands — boat excursions to translucent waters.
  • GR34 (coast) — coastal paths offering marine panoramas.

Points d'intérêt

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