Explore the North Finistère coast
during your camping holiday
Discover the golden belt
and the coast of legends
Brittany boasts one of the longest coastlines in France, with just as many sights and diverse landscapes. Finistère Nord is the upper part of Finistère, with Brest and Morlaix as its main towns. Facing the sea, the region lies at the crossroads of the English Channel, the Celtic Sea, the Iroise Sea and the Atlantic Ocean.
The seascapes alternate between different types of rock, islands and wide, unspoilt spaces. The region’s activities have always focused on maritime trade and food production, as it abounds in species and fertile land. Its history, meanwhile, is closely linked to Celtic culture, with a strong identity.
The Golden Belt owes its name to its mild climate and rich soils, ideal for cultivation. Thanks to this environment and good harvests, market gardening in the Bay of Morlaix, Saint Pol and Roscoff is flourishing. In particular with seafood and early vegetables.
The coast of legends, also known as the Abers region, is distinguished by its large, unusually-shaped granite rocks. It is said that giants came here to compete in a stone-throwing contest. As you follow the long coastal paths, the wild landscapes of this unique and authentic coastline leave much to the imagination. Not to be missed is the small village of Meneham, a picturesque fishing village of thatched houses hidden between the rocks behind the dunes.
Things to do
in North Finistère
A great place for hiking
The camping Ar Kleguer is located on the GR34 hiking trail and just a stone’s throw from Véloroutes such as the Vélomaritime and the Vélodyssée, making it easy to explore North Finistère from the campsite.
Whether you’re on foot, bike, kayak or horseback, Saint-Pol-de-Léon is an ideal stopover on your journey. Find all the information you need about hiking around Roscoff. Find out more about cycling in Brittany!
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Water sports and leisure activities
from the campsite near Roscoff
Camping Ar Kleguer is much more than just a place to stay, it’s an ideal starting point for discovering the region.
Water sports enthusiasts can try their hand at diving, kitesurfing, kayaking or windsurfing, while nature lovers can go hiking or cycling along the coast or inland.
Finally, our multi-generational team will be delighted to advise you on the best places to visit, as well as the activities and entertainment on offer in our family-run establishment.
A stay with us is a promise of escape, relaxation and discovery, and allows you to benefit from the 4-star services of a campsite near Roscoff.
Savour the Breton terroir and specialities
of the North Finistère coast.
When you visit North Brittany, you won’t want to miss out on the region’s many culinary specialties. Rich in land and sea resources, the Pays de Léon and Abers are a land of flavors where savory and sweet dishes mingle to the delight of our taste buds. All along the Finistère coast, you can visit seaside towns such as Roscoff or Plouguerneau. Here, you’ll find numerous seafood restaurants offering crab, lobster and seaweed in all their guises.
The advantage of living in a region where agriculture is strong is that you have access to local fruit and vegetables. Venture to markets and producers’ direct sales to discoverRoscoff onions, artichokes or cauliflowers from Saint-Pol-de-Léon, or free-range poultry. And that’s not all! Cookie and cider factories are also an important part of the Breton heritage, and some products have been awarded the IGP or AOC label.
our gîtes, our water park and Saint-Pol-de-Léon
