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Douarnenez

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Adresse

route du Dreverz
29100 Douarnenez
Finistère, Bretagne
France
Itinéraire

Équipements et services

Vidange
Ravitaillement en eau
Raccordement électrique

Description

Located in Douarnenez, in the Finistère department, this motorhome area offers all the practical comforts you need: waste emptying, water supply and electrical hookup. A few steps from the harbor and the beaches, it makes an ideal starting point for exploring the bay, coastal paths and local crêperies. Simple and friendly reception, perfect for a restful stopover or a peaceful stay.

Tourisme

Douarnenez (Finistère, France)

Douarnenez is a Breton port town rooted in maritime tradition. It spreads around several basins and beaches, offering a mix of industrial heritage linked to fishing and natural assets on the Cornouaille coast. The town has retained a strong identity tied to the sardine and port life, visible in its museums and urban landscape. Its location on the coastal path also makes it a popular stop for hikers.

Heritage and history

Douarnenez’s industrial past is visible in its old workshops and in the history of the sardine canneries that shaped the town. The Port-Musée de Douarnenez displays a collection of boats and tells the story of evolving fishing techniques. The port neighborhoods — Port-Rhu, Port-Maria, and Tréboul — reflect this varied activity, between outfitting, repair, and trade.

Nature and landscapes

The coast offers varied panoramas: cliffs, sheltered coves, and fine sandy beaches such as Sables Blancs or plage du Ris. The coastal path GR34 leads to coves and viewpoints, while nearby Menez-Hom mountain overlooks the bay and offers a fine lookout over the roadstead.

Outdoor activities

Hiking, sailing, and shore fishing are common activities. Boat trips allow approaching Île Tristan and observing maritime life. Local schools offer sailing initiation and family-friendly sea outings.

Gastronomy and local products

Sardines remain central to tradition, but local cuisine also highlights fresh seafood, crêpes, and Breton specialties like kouign‑amann. Markets feature fishmongers and local producers.

Not to miss

  • Port-Musée de Douarnenez: boat exhibits and maritime history.
  • Port-Rhu / Port-Maria: walk the basins and enjoy the port atmosphere.
  • Sables Blancs: large family beach near the town center.
  • GR34: coastal sections for hikes and sea views.
  • Île Tristan: boat trip to discover the site and its ruins.

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