The little treasures of Pays Bigouden
A concentrate of authenticity, between land and sea
Camping de Keralouet, ideally located in Plobannalec-Lesconil, lies at the heart of the Pays Bigouden Sud, a region made up of twelve communes united by a strong identity, a rich history and a unique art of living. Here’s an overview of these Breton nuggets that are a must-see!
Combrit – Sainte-Marine, Nestled along the Odet river, this commune harmoniously blends lush green countryside and unspoilt coastline. The port of Sainte-Marine, opposite Bénodet, offers picturesque charm and peaceful strolls along the water’s edge.
Île-Tudy, Opposite Loctudy, this quaint peninsula has preserved its fishing village soul. Its narrow streets and low, colorful houses invite you to stroll.
Take the ferry to cross over to Loctudy: Link to the official website
Le Guilvinec, famous fishing port and beating heart of the Pays Bigouden, Le Guilvinec awaits you to witness the spectacular return of the trawlers every late afternoon. Don’t miss a visit to Haliotika, the Cité de la pêche, for a better understanding of the local maritime world.
Loctudy, Between fishing port and marina, Loctudy boasts almost 10 km of coastline combining fine sandy beaches, coves and rocky areas ideal for fishing or walking.
Penmarc’h, Comprising four districts (Le Bourg, Kérity, Saint-Pierre, Saint-Guénolé), Penmarc’h is a subtle blend of wild reefs, long beaches and maritime heritage. A place steeped in history to explore on foot or by bike.
Plomeur, a must for board sports enthusiasts, the Pointe de la Torche is a renowned spot with impressive waves. In spring, the fields of Plomeur light up with thousands of tulips and hyacinths for the Fête des Fleurs.
Pont-l’Abbé, capital of the Pays Bigouden, is a lively, commercial town with a rich heritage, including a castle, museum and typical architecture. Its Thursday market is one of the liveliest in the region.
Saint-Jean-Trolimon, an authentic rural commune, its paths lead to a discreet but precious heritage treasure: chapels, calvaries, fountains, wash-houses, steles… every corner is an invitation to contemplation.
Tréffiagat – Léchiagat, At the crossroads of nourishing land and ocean, this commune offers a wealth of discoveries, from coastal walks to maritime culture and farming traditions.
Tréguennec, the smallest commune in the Pays Bigouden, overlooks the majestic Bay of Audierne. Its peaceful, wild atmosphere will appeal to lovers of wide open spaces.
Tréméoc, Located a stone’s throw from Quimper, Tréméoc is a haven of greenery. It offers numerous hiking and cycling trails, perfect for a nature break.
Plobannalec – Lesconil, where it all begins! Between fertile land and invigorating sea, Plobannalec abounds in megaliths, chapels and rural heritage. Lesconil, meanwhile, boasts welcoming beaches, a dynamic fishing port and a typically Bigouden friendly atmosphere.
Pays Bigouden, a land of life and festivities all year round!
All year round, Pays Bigouden invites you to share its conviviality through its colorful markets, festive festivals, folk festivals and cultural events. Locals and visitors come together to celebrate the Breton soul, in a warm and authentic atmosphere.
Camping de Keralouet in Lesconil enjoys a privileged location, just a stone’s throw from a superb white sand beach. It’s an ideal base for discovering the charms of Plobannalec-Lesconil and the tourist treasures of the surrounding area. The perfect setting for a successful vacation in Southern Brittany, in the heart of Finistère!
