Roscoff’s most beautiful beaches
are just a stone’s throw from the campsite.
As the tides and seasons change, the beaches of North Finistère offer a variety of beautiful landscapes. Take advantage of a camping holiday near Roscoff to discover the beaches of Finistère’s bays, wild islands and secret coves. Along the Abers, the Golden Belt and the Côte des Légendes, the beaches of North Finistère follow one another to our great delight.
Beaches and turquoise waters
from the port of Roscoff
From your campsite in North Finistère, discover the region’s most beautiful beaches. Roscoff is a must-see seaside resort in the area. This maritime town boasts a rich historical and architectural heritage, as well as superb beaches.
The pretty Roc’h Kroum beach attracts families for its western exposure, its many facilities (showers, diving board, PRM access, etc.) and the fact that it is supervised in summer. What’s more, at low tide there are two natural swimming pools, also under supervision.
The little Ruguel beach is less well known, but well worth a visit. Situated on the Route de Laber, this small stretch of sand bordered by dunes will appeal to all lovers of nature and tranquillity. At low tide, it’s an ideal playground for anglers.
Family fun
on Rockroum beach
If you like seaside tourism, you’ll love Rockroum beach. It’s a site to be enjoyed by all the family. In summer, you can go diving here. You’ll have all the equipment you need to enjoy this idyllic landscape.
The sandy beach
of Saint-Luc is ideal for swimming.
This beautiful seaside resort is located not far from the town center. With its 130 m long strip of fine sand, Saint-Luc is an ideal spot for swimming. At high tide, the beach is an oasis of pleasure. Take a sailboat out to enjoy the beauty of the area, and even paddle out to Batz Island!
Peace and quiet on Ruguel beach
If you take the Laber road, you’ll come across the Ruguel beach. It’s a slightly remote beach that exudes calm and serenity. It’s the perfect spot for lovers in search of peace and quiet. This small blue strip, 90 m long, reveals the joys of staying in Finistère Nord.
Relax on Groa Rouz beach
At mid-tide, this is a pleasant beach to visit. Like other beaches in the region, Groa Rouz Bay is soothing. This one is even more so, as it is not crowded. You can spend intimate moments here with your family or as a couple.
Stroll and eat
on Poul Louz beach
It’s simply 55 m of pure bliss. The beach is not as well stocked with water as its predecessors, but retains all its charm. You’ll certainly enjoy walking on its fine sandy carpet. After a swim, you can take a stroll to one of the chic restaurants nearby.
800m of white sand on Perharidy beach
One of Leon’s most beautiful beaches is without doubt Perharidy. Its 800m of white sand extends to the Pointe de Perhardy and its mystical Vauban fortress. An access for disabled people also allows you to stroll freely and access this magnificent blue sea which plunges towards the Ile de Batz path. Don’t hesitate to discover this little paradise by paddle – it’s magnificent!
Enjoy the peace and quiet
of Traon Erc’h beach
Last but not least, Traon Erc’h is the closest to the Ar Kleguer campsite, at the foot of Roscoff’s exotic garden. This beach is recommended for all seasons. It’s not big, but it’s naughty enough to accommodate you. Its fabulous setting of fine sand and rocks will make you feel like you’re in a fairy tale. Its tranquility will invigorate you. It’s a local favorite!
Roscoff’s seaside, hiking trails and exotic garden
