Campsite near the sea Pays Bigouden
The Kerlaz Campsite welcomes you in an enchanting setting in the heart of South Finistère, in the magnificent region of Cornouaille.
Nestled in the countryside, just 2 km from the sea, it offers an ideal location for lovers of nature and the great outdoors.
You will be in the immediate vicinity of the Kermabec beach, a renowned surfing spot, in the heart of the Audierne Bay.
Classified as a Natura 2000 zone and a RAMSAR wetland, the preserved environment promises a peaceful stay in a haven of tranquility.
Less than 10 minutes by car, you will find all the necessary amenities, while the ambient calm invites you to completely disconnect to the rhythm of Brittany.
Our campsite close to the sea and surrounded by nature is a superb base for exploring South Finistère and the Pays Bigouden!
Observe the environment
The environment around Camping Kerlaz is a true natural setting to explore.
The Baie d’Audierne is home to exceptional biodiversity, with its dunes, marshes and ponds.
Nearby, the Trunvel pond is a great place for bird watching, a paradise for amateur ornithologists.
Also discover the Maison de la Baie d’Audierne, dedicated to local flora and fauna.
Must-see visits
During your stay at our campsite near the sea in Pays Bigouden, don't miss the region's must-see visits.
The Pointe de la Torche, an unmissable site just a few steps from our campsite. Perfect for nature and thrill lovers, this iconic place offers breathtaking landscapes, hiking trails and waves ideal for surfing. A getaway not to be missed to fully experience the soul of Pays Bigouden!
Discover the majestic Pointe du Raz, the charming fishing port of Concarneau and its walled town, or the Eckmühl Lighthouse in Penmarch. Dive into the fascinating world of fishing at the Haliotika center, for an authentic immersion in Brittany.
Breton culture
Breton culture is invited to Camping Kerlaz through its lively and authentic festivals.
Attend the Mondial Folk, the Shaker Fest or the Festival des Brodeuses to immerse yourself in local traditions.
On the sports side, surfing competitions bring the coast to life.
Don't miss the culinary specialties: crepes, pancakes, seafood and kouign-amann, for an unforgettable taste journey.
The island of Sein
From our campsite in the heart of nature in Pays Bigouden, set sail for the Île de Sein, a wild jewel of Brittany.
Regular departures nearby allow you to reach this charming island, where time seems to stand still.
Between spectacular seascapes, picturesque houses and coastal paths, the Île de Sein is an essential getaway for lovers of nature and authenticity.
Breton paradises
A stone's throw from Camping Kerlaz, discover two Breton treasures: the Glénan Islands and Bénodet. Two paradises not to be missed for a total escape.
The Glénan Islands, nicknamed the "Breton Caribbean", will seduce you with their crystal clear waters and white sand beaches. Embark on an unforgettable getaway to the Glénan Islands from Loctudy, just 25 minutes from the campsite.
In Bénodet, enjoy an elegant seaside resort, between maritime pleasures, walks and relaxation.
The GR34
The GR 34, "customs officers' path", runs along the Breton coast and passes close to our campsite in the heart of nature in Pays Bigouden.
Ideal for hikers, this path offers breathtaking views of the ocean, cliffs and wild beaches.
Take it to discover the Bay of Audierne and the natural treasures of the region. A unique experience, between the sea and unspoiled nature.
The unmissable cities
Around Camping Kerlaz, explore Breton towns with a unique character.
Pont-l’Abbé, capital of Pays Bigouden, is known for its authentic charm. Quimper, with its cathedral and medieval streets, invites you to a cultural immersion. Lorient, a dynamic port city, seduces with its interceltic festival, while Brest reveals its rich maritime past and its famous military port.
Don't miss Douarnenez, with its charming ports, its picturesque alleys and its famous Port-Musée, an immersion in Breton maritime history.
Enjoy the Pays Bigouden markets to taste delicious local products: fresh fish, seafood, crepes, and Breton specialties await you to delight your taste buds.