Crozon Peninsula

Located in Finistère, within the Armorique Regional Nature Park, the Crozon Peninsula boasts a spectacular coastline dotted with rocky headlands linked by the GR34 coastal path. Pointe de Pen-Hir, Pointe des Espagnols and Pointe de Dinan offer long walking routes with sweeping views over the Atlantic Ocean and the Bay of Brest. In Morgat, sea caves can be visited by boat from the harbour, making for a pleasant complement to clifftop walks. With its varied scenery of heathland, sandy beaches and sheltered coves, the peninsula is ideal both for hiking and for discovering Brittany's maritime heritage, with the former fishing port of Camaret-sur-Mer close by. After a day of exploring, a grill restaurant with sea views, just a few minutes from the accommodation, serves well-regarded local dishes cooked over an open flame. Between coastal hikes, caves to explore and charming villages, the Crozon Peninsula remains a favoured destination for those seeking nature and authenticity in Brittany.