Concarneau and Southern Brittany: 5 must-see spots to explore by campervan

Step back in time as you wander the cobbled streets of this fortified medieval town, surrounded by the sea. The ramparts, half-timbered houses and fishing port make it a unique spot in Brittany.

This wild peninsula near Concarneau offers breathtaking views over the Atlantic Ocean. Perfect for a walk through heathland and cliffs, with secluded coves for a picnic stop.

An authentic fishing port, tucked away in the heart of the Crozon Peninsula, where time seems to stand still. Enjoy fresh seafood while admiring the traditional boats.

A natural landmark of the Crozon Peninsula, this rocky headland towers over the ocean with its spectacular cliffs. On clear days, the view stretches as far as the Tas de Pois, legendary rock formations.

A renowned surfing spot, this sandy beach is also an ideal setting for a campervan drive along the coast. The dunes and waves make it both an energetic and peaceful place.

Discover these mysterious standing stones, remnants of the Bronze Age, in the heart of the Breton moorland. A lesser-known but fascinating site for history lovers and those who appreciate untouched landscapes.