Located in the heart of South Finistère, the Le Léhan campsite is the ideal starting point for exploring the region's tourist treasures. By staying with us, you combine comfort, proximity to the sea, and immersion in Breton heritage. Whether you're a hiking enthusiast, a history buff, or a fan of relaxing by the water, our campsite offers an exceptional location, close to Quimper and the most beautiful Breton sites.
NEAR THE GR34
AND THE V45
The Léhan campsite is ideally located near the GR34, the famous customs officers' trail, and the V45, a designated cycle path. Whether you prefer to explore the Breton landscapes on foot or by bike, you'll be delighted by the varied routes that surround you. These paths will guide you through spectacular panoramas, picturesque villages, and unspoiled nature, punctuating your days with unforgettable discoveries.
IN THE DAILY LIFE OF
BRETON SAILORS
Only 2 km from the campsite, accessible via the GR34, Guilvinec is an iconic fishing port. Every late afternoon, watch the boats arrive and discover the fish market. Don't miss a visit to Haliotika, the Fishing City, which offers a unique immersion into the daily lives of Breton sailors. This lively and authentic place will delight young and old alike.
A 15-minute drive away, Pointe de la Torche is a must-see destination for lovers of wild landscapes. This renowned surf spot attracts surfers of all levels who come to enjoy the waves of the Atlantic Ocean. Surfing lessons and a sailing school are available just 10 to 15 minutes from the campsite.
Hiking enthusiasts will also appreciate the trails that run along the 15 km of Audierne Bay, offering spectacular views of the turbulent waters of the Atlantic.
Located in Penmarc'h, the Eckmühl Lighthouse is one of Brittany's most famous lighthouses. With its 290 steps, it offers an exceptional panorama of the Atlantic Ocean and the Breton coast. Its imposing granite architecture is a testament to the importance of maritime safety in the region. This iconic site is a must-see for lovers of heritage and spectacular views.
The port of Saint-Guénolé, a true maritime gem, will charm you with its picturesque landscapes and friendly atmosphere. You can admire the colorful boats, savor fresh seafood in the local restaurants, and enjoy the warm atmosphere of the village. This port is an ideal stopover for discovering the maritime charm of Brittany.
Accessible in just 15 minutes by car or via a designated cycle path, Pont-l'Abbé is a charming Breton town. Known for its rich cultural heritage and lively port, it invites you to stroll through its authentic streets. Don't miss the local markets, where you can discover local produce and Breton crafts.
About a 30-minute drive away, Quimper awaits you with its exceptional historical and cultural heritage. Stroll through the cobbled streets lined with half-timbered houses and visit the majestic Saint-Corentin Cathedral, a masterpiece of Gothic architecture. With its picturesque streets and lively atmosphere, Quimper is a must-see for history and culture lovers. It's also an excellent starting point for exploring the region.
THE GLÉNAN AND LOCRONAN ISLANDS: BRETON JEWELS TO DISCOVER
The Glénan Islands, nicknamed the "Breton lagoon," are accessible by boat from nearby ports. This small archipelago with crystal-clear waters is a true invitation to a change of scenery.
Likewise, the village of Locronan, classified among the most beautiful villages in France, is a stop not to be missed for its preserved architecture and timeless charm.
By choosing Le Léhan campsite, you'll enjoy a prime location close to the beaches and major tourist attractions of South Finistère. Our campsite combines comfort, nature, and a friendly atmosphere to offer you a memorable vacation. Whether you're traveling with family, a partner, or friends, our peaceful, green setting is perfect for recharging your batteries after your getaways.