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Aire de Carantec

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Adresse

47 Rue de Kerrot
29660 Carantec
Finistère, Bretagne
France
Itinéraire

Tarifs

Water
3€ /10min

Nombre d'emplacements

Total
15 places

Liens utiles

Carantec
Carantec : holidays, stays and week ends in Brittany

Équipements et services

Stationnement
Sols empierrés
Animaux acceptés
Emplacements Standards
Sols stabilisés
Vidange
Raccordement électrique
Ravitaillement en eau
Éclairages nocturnes
Poubelles
Moyens de paiement
CB avec insertion
CB sans contact

Description

Welcome to the Carantec motorhome area, nestled on the peninsula between the islets of Louët and Callot, in the heart of the Bay of Morlaix. You will find generous, peaceful pitches designed to make your stay easier, with secure parking, electrical hookup, drainage point and water refill. Local shops (bakery, service station, etc.) are easily accessible on foot, and the local market livens the surroundings on Thursday mornings. A convenient and friendly spot to explore the Finistère coast.

Tourisme

Carantec (Finistère, France)

Carantec is a seaside town located on the northern coast of Finistère, facing the baie de Morlaix. A popular resort destination since the 19th century, it combines sandy beaches, rocky headlands and a small lively harbor. The orientation toward the sea dominates the landscape and the local economy, with a family-friendly atmosphere in season. One senses a mix of Breton maritime traditions and resort-style architecture.

Heritage and history

The village preserves traces of its 19th-century seaside development, visible in a few Belle Époque villas along the seafront. Local history is linked to navigation and fishing in the baie de Morlaix. Several chapels and communal buildings testify to this cultural continuity between land and sea.

Nature and landscapes

Carantec’s location offers varied maritime panoramas: sandy beaches, rocky foreshore and nearby islets. Offshore stands the île Callot, accessible on foot at low tide, and further out the silhouette of the château du Taureau marks the entrance to the bay. The colors and light change quickly, ideal for photo walks.

Outdoor activities and leisure

The coastal path (GR34) allows lovely coastal hikes and exploration of headlands and coves. The bay favors water activities — sailing, kayaking, shore fishing — and boat trips enable observation of the open sea and neighboring islands. The beaches are suitable for swimming and families.

Gastronomy

The local cuisine emphasizes seafood: shellfish, crustaceans and fish from the baie de Morlaix. There are also crêperies and a few restaurants highlighting regional products.

Not to miss

  • Île Callot — access on foot at low tide and walks on the islet.
  • Château du Taureau — fortress in the bay, visible from the coast and reachable by boat trip.
  • Beaches — for swimming and family walks.
  • Coastal path (GR34) — for hiking along the shoreline.
  • Fishing port — observe maritime activity and boats.

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