Make the most of your stay at the 5-star Sunêlia L’Escale St-Gilles campsite, to discover Bénodet and its surroundings (Quimper, Concarneau, Locronan, …) as well as the many unmissable sites of Finistère-Sud…
Ideally located by the sea in the seaside resort of Bénodet and facing the Glénan islands, our campsite is the ideal starting point for your excursions, visits and cruises in the region. Discover Bénodet and its sandy beaches, the Glénan islands and their turquoise water, Quimper City of Art and History or Concarneau and its famous Ville-Close …
For an unforgettable holiday with family or friends!
From the marvelous and fascinating Pointe du Raz, the amazed visitor truly understands where the Finistère takes its name.
And because the Finistère wants more, we will find, a few kilometers from the coast, magnificent islands whose authenticity reflects that of its inhabitants. Ouessant, Batz, Virgo, Callot and its strange seahorse shape, Tristan, Molène, the seven islands of the archipelago Glénan ..Not to mention the island of Sein, which faces la pointe du Raz.
Difficult to return to Earth by discovering this exceptional natural heritage. Because when one stays in Finistère, we tend to get used to the beauty of the wild landscapes, the epidermis with the iodized air of the Atlantic Ocean or the Channel which caresses it. Not to mention the island of Sein, which faces the pointe du Raz.
Not to forget the main maritime cities such as Brest we will visit the Oceanopolis and the Maritime Museum, we will admire the Tanguy Tower and stroll through the National Botanical Conservatory, a 47 hectare haven of peace.We will also discover Concarneau, the fortified city, Douarnenez and its three ports, the privateer city of Roscoff and the charming little ports along the Finistère coast.
Whatever the visits scheduled during your holidays at the 5-star Sunêlia l’Escale Saint-Gilles campsite in Bénodet, you will have a daily appointment with art and history. With painting in Pont-Aven, a city of painters that has enchanted Paul Gauguin. With the Middle Ages in Locronan, one of the most beautiful villages in France. With the rebirth in Saint-Pol-de-Léon, which contains a superb religious heritage. With the Bigouden tradition in Pont-l’Abbé, where you will find many shops and a medieval keep that now houses the Bigouden Museum.
Finistère is also a land of myths, legends and megaliths. When you see the cairn of Barnenez, keep in mind that this burial chamber was built 2,000 years before the first pyramids, more than 4,000 years ago.The alignment of Lagatjar menhirs (Camaret-sur-Mer) and the Kerloas menhir are also among the major megalithic sites in Finistère.
Finally, take advantage of your visit to Finistère to enter the sumptuous Saint-Corentin cathedral in Quimper, the capital of Cornouaille. This historic territory once occupied the South of Finistère, part of the Côtes-d’Armor and Morbihan regions. Every year, in July, Quimper hosts the Cornouaille Festival, one of the biggest cultural events in Brittany. Dances, parades of traditional costumes, concerts: the festival is an excellent opportunity to immerse yourself in the culture of Cornwall and,of course of Brittany.
