Must-see places in Crozon

Discover the wonders of the peninsula

The Crozon peninsula is home to a rare natural and cultural wealth, even by Brittany standards, with impressive cliffs, secret coves, coastal paths, ancient chapels, megaliths and charming harbours. This part of Finistère blends nature, memory, hiking and Breton heritage in a balance that appeals to both history lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.

From Camping l’Armorique, these must-see places are easy to reach on foot, by bike or by car. Some spots deserve a longer stop, others can be discovered along the way during your walks.

Here is some practical information on 14 must-see places on the Crozon peninsula.

Crozon-Morgat

Between beaches, harbour and walks. This heart of the peninsula brings together sandy beaches, lively shopping streets, bustling harbours and the starting point for many walks. Perfect for a full day combining nature, swimming, market strolls and café terraces.

Camping l’Armorique tip

Park early in the morning to enjoy the harbour, beaches and shops on foot, without any hassle.

Natural appeal
Historical heritage
Accessibility
Great for walks
Family-friendly
Crozon-Morgat

Camaret-sur-Mer

A charming harbour and a rich maritime past. Once a lobster fishing port and a historic landmark with its famous Vauban Tower (UNESCO), Camaret is perfect for strolling, enjoying lunch on a terrace, visiting, or setting off on a hike towards Pen-Hir.

Camping l’Armorique tip

Plan your visit at the end of the day to enjoy the sunset over the Vauban Tower.

Natural appeal
Historical heritage
Accessibility
Great for walks
Family-friendly
Camaret-sur-Mer

Telgruc-sur-Mer

Just a stone’s throw from the campsite. This is where you’re staying! Trez Bellec beach, the GR34 coastal trail, markets, small shops and guaranteed sea views. A peaceful spot to enjoy without going far.

Camping l’Armorique tip

Walk from your accommodation to Trez Bellec beach, ideal for an afternoon swim.

Natural appeal
Historical heritage
Accessibility
Great for walks
Family-friendly

Pen-Hir headland

Impressive cliffs facing the Tas de Pois. An iconic Finistère site, with its Cross of Lorraine and sweeping views over the Iroise Sea. Perfect for hikers and lovers of dramatic coastal scenery.

Camping l’Armorique tip

Bring a jacket: even in summer, the wind can be surprising up on the cliffs.

Natural appeal
Historical heritage
Accessibility
Great for walks
Family-friendly
Point de Pen-Hir Crozon

Cap de la Chèvre headland

A real end-of-the-world feel. Wild heathland, cliffs and the GR34: a rugged atmosphere, perfect for a peaceful walk away from the crowds.

Camping l’Armorique tip

Start from the Maison des Minéraux for a beautiful loop walk with fewer people around.

Natural appeal
Historical heritage
Accessibility
Great for walks
Family-friendly
Cap de la Chèvre à Crozon

Fort des Capucins fortress

A military ruin on its own islet. Accessible at low tide or from the coastal paths, this fort is as intriguing as it is impressive. A unique view over the ocean.

Camping l’Armorique tip

Check the tide times before you go: access is easier at low tide.

Natural appeal
Historical heritage
Accessibility
Great for walks
Family-friendly
Fort des Capucins à Crozon

Menhirs and dolmens

Prehistoric remains all over the peninsula. Lagatjar, Lostmarc’h, Rostudel… These megaliths can be explored freely, often around a path or a small hamlet.

Camping l’Armorique tip

Download a map or use a hiking app so you don’t miss the more discreet stone alignments.

Natural appeal
Historical heritage
Accessibility
Great for walks
Family-friendly
Menhirs à Crozon

Pointe de Dinan headland

A natural arch and breathtaking views. Easy to reach, this rocky headland impresses with its sculpted shapes. Ideal for a late-afternoon walk.

Camping l’Armorique tip

Walk around the site to see the arch and cliffs from every angle.

Natural appeal
Historical heritage
Accessibility
Great for walks
Family-friendly
Pointe de Dinan à Crozon

The Menez-Hom

The highest point in the area (330 m) with a 360° view. Ideal at sunrise or sunset, this spot overlooks the whole region. Accessible by car + a short walk.

Camping l’Armorique tip

Go early in the morning or in the evening: the light is incredible, and there are fewer visitors.

Natural appeal
Historical heritage
Accessibility
Great for walks
Family-friendly
Ménez Hom

The Vauban tower

A gem of military architecture. This UNESCO-listed tower overlooks the sea in Camaret. A must-see immersive visit for history lovers.

Camping l’Armorique tip

Combine your visit with a stroll along Camaret harbour and an ice cream on a terrace.

Natural appeal
Historical heritage
Accessibility
Great for walks
Family-friendly
Tour Vauban à Camaret-sur-Mer

The abbey of Landévennec

Spirituality, history and a museum. Ruins, a museum, and an abbey still in activity: a peaceful and cultural place, perfect for reflection and discovery.

Camping l’Armorique tip

Also visit the ruins next to the museum: it’s peaceful and very photogenic.

Natural appeal
Historical heritage
Accessibility
Great for walks
Family-friendly
Abbaye de Landévennec

The Landévennec forest

A nature walk between land and sea. Oaks, beech trees, trails and a biological reserve: the perfect coastal forest for a nature outing.

Camping l’Armorique tip

Bring closed-toe shoes: the trails can be damp even in summer.

Natural appeal
Historical heritage
Accessibility
Great for walks
Family-friendly
Forêt de Landévennec

Maison des Minéraux

A fun visit for the whole family. Fluorescent minerals, guided walks with stories, geology and workshops: perfect for learning while having fun, from age 4.

Camping l’Armorique tip

Try the family storytelling walk: it’s a fun moment for both children and adults.

Natural appeal
Historical heritage
Accessibility
Great for walks
Family-friendly
Maison des minéraux à Crozon

Living museum of old trades

Traditions, craftsmanship and live demonstrations in Argol: passionate volunteers bring the trades of the past back to life. The perfect friendly, family outing.

Camping l’Armorique tip

Go in the morning to fully enjoy the demonstrations without too many people.

Natural appeal
Historical heritage
Accessibility
Great for walks
Family-friendly
Musée vivant des vieux métiers à Argol