Camping des Abers

If you are looking for the perfect place for a beach and family holiday in Brittany, Camping des Abers on the Sainte-Maguerite peninsula is the place for you. The well-kept campsite is only separated from the kilometre-long, fine sandy beach by a strip of meadow. Thanks to the varied entertainment programme with folklore dancing, cooking and French courses, guests can get to know the culture of Brittany. There is also a varied leisure programme for children.

Camping right on the beach

Located in the Nord-Finistère region and around 2.4 km from the centre of Landéda, Camping des Abers offers ideal conditions for a beach holiday in Brittany with its location directly on the Atlantic Ocean. There are 157 pitches for caravans, motorhomes and tents on the 5-hectare site. Guests stay connected to the outside world thanks to the free Wi-Fi throughout the site. Camping Albers also has its own grocery shop and hairdresser. If you don't want to cook for yourself during your holiday at the campsite in Brittany, you can order delicious takeaway meals from the food counter during the summer months. The hospitable staff at Camping Albers introduce guests to the culture of the holiday region with cookery courses of typical Brittany dishes and introductory lessons in Breton dances. Holidaymakers also have the opportunity to brush up on their French. The holiday programme for children is also multifaceted. The little ones can make new friends at sports competitions and craft courses. The playground is also a fun place to play. Active holidaymakers can use the beach volleyball and boules courts or let off steam in the fitness area. There are also football and tennis tables for a change of pace. In the evenings, people like to meet up for entertaining shows with live music and dance performances.

Discover Brittany

Thanks to the bike and car hire directly on the campsite, attractive excursion destinations around Camping Abers are within easy reach. For example, the Lesneven local history museum is 24 kilometres from the coast. Here guests can admire a historic farm with accommodation, old machinery and a bread oven. At low tide, nature lovers can enjoy long walks along the beach. When the sea is low, the surrounding islands can be reached on foot. Numerous oyster farmers have settled at the mouth of the Aber-Benoît, which is also a good destination for a hike. A day trip to Brest, 31 kilometres from the Abers campsite, is also worthwhile. In addition to the fortress, the Océanopolis adventure park is also worth a visit in this charming harbour town. Visitors can learn about the inhabitants of the tropical, polar and temperate seas in 42 aquariums. Among other things, seven different species of shark can be seen.