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Clohars-Carnoët, the ideal holiday destination!
To the south of Quimperlé, nestling between Lorient and Concarneau, the pretty little town of Clohars-Carnoët is a veritable model of the traditional Breton village. Edged by beaches and cliffs bathed by the ocean, it is particularly well-known for the beauty of the harbours of Le Pouldu and Doëlan with their picture postcard scenery. Where better to sample freshly caught fish or shellfish, before an afternoon spent bathing or exploring.
And, to discover all its charms, stop off at a Sandaya campsite to make the most of its seaside location, in a fully-equipped cottage or on an authentic camping pitch. Clohars-Carnoët’s 3 beaches will be so close at hand! On-site, relax in the covered and heated swimming pool or work off your pent-up energy with our activities for all the family: aquagym, fitness, dances, free entertainment for the kids... Everyone will find something they’ll love doing. Midday and evening, enjoy the on-site restaurant service to sample Brittany’s finest specialities. Relish every minute of your holiday, mealtimes included!
Visit Clohars-Carnoët with the family
1, 2, 3 beaches to discover at Clohars-Carnoët for a family holiday with plenty of splash! For those who adore board sports, the Le Kérou beach and its surf school await for a lesson with all the family. Lifeguarded in summer, the well-named Les Grands Sables beach is particularly appreciated for all the watersports it has to offer. Finally, the Bellangenêt beach, edged by typical local houses and low cliffs, brings all the charm of Brittany together in one place!
One of the unmissable visits in Clohars-Carnoët, the animals of the Parc du Quinquis and its quiet and peaceful setting are certain to delight all ages. In this 8ha former botanical garden, fallow deer, alpaca, ponies and sheep enjoy a free-range life and plenty of contact with their human visitors. They’ll even let you get close enough to stroke them!
Visit Clohars-Carnoët as a couple
When on holiday in Clohars-Carnoët, you’ll have all the time you could want to discover the 2 ports that have made it famous: that of Le Pouldu, to the east, and that of Doëlan, to the west. The first, lying at the mouth of the Laïta, is particularly famous for having welcomed the artist Gauguin to its beach bar, today recreated in a house in Le Pouldu that has in turn become a fascinating museum. Art-lovers will adore taking a trip back in time!
The port of Doëlan is also unbeatable for a romantic walk arm-in-arm. Nestling at the inland end of a ria, it perfectly embodies the beauty of Brittany’s landscapes: fishing boats, oyster beds, secret creeks, thatched stone cottages... Share a seafood platter before continuing your exploration of the most gorgeous beauty spots in the Finistère!
Camping Clohars-Carnoët: our handy tips for a successful stay
Fish, cider, buckwheat pancakes, biscuits, shellfish... Brittany is a delicious terroir to discover without moderation!
To the north of Clohars-Carnoët, a 660ha forest invites you to lose yourself in the heart of nature!
Calling all hiking enthusiasts: the Customs Path (GR34 long-distance footpath) offers some superb coastal panoramas!
Between river and forest, the Saint-Maurice Abbey makes the perfect visit for a fine summer’s day!