Camping L'Atlantique

Why come to L’Atlantique? Try this recipe: Take a slice of unspoilt Breton coastline, generously sprinkle with fun activities and exciting attractions the whole family will adore, then add the spacious comfort of a LuxCamp mobile home. The result? Camping holiday heaven! Other reasons to come include:

• Large pool complex and indoor play centre
• Beautiful beaches and countryside to explore by foot or bicycle
• Enchanting Breton villages and towns rich in culture and fantastic cuisine
• The Îles de Glénan archipelago of islands

Fun on-site

L’Atlantique’s pool complex has spacious terraces for lazing on sun-loungers, a poolside bar, waterfalls, Jacuzzi, 3 outdoor pools, an indoor lagoon pool and water slides for hours of fun and relaxation.

Burn some calories on the tennis, football, basketball and volleyball courts, or try crazy golf or boules for a more leisurely game. Archery is available in July and August. In the games room you’ll find air hockey, pool, table football and video games. Bicycles for adults and children are also available for hire.

The children’s outdoor play area has its own boat and lighthouse and for a minimal additional charge the 600m² indoor playground with inflatable structures, merry-go-round and games is a treat for small children.

Crossing a stream and passing through the nature reserve brings you to the nearest beach. Other beaches a short walk away include Kerleven Beach at La Forêt-Fouesnant, one kilometre of sheltered sandy beach ideal for swimming. Beg Meil includes the idyllic Cap Coz beach. Take dinghy sailing, windsurfing or sea kayaking classes here or an exhilarating trip in a catamaran. 

Brittany is a world-class cycling destination and there are 40km of bicycle trails to explore here that wind the countryside. For hiking, try the 9000 hectare Parc Régional d'Armorique with woods, creeks and mountains for an invigorating day out on foot.

Known as the Tahiti of Brittany, the Îles de Glénan are an archipelago of stunning islands about 16km off the south coast of Finistère. Boat trips to the islands are only available in summer. The central lagoon is a paradise of white sands and clear turquoise waters.

Sample Breton culture and cuisine

With its Gothic buildings, daily markets, museums, shops, restaurants and cafés, the charming town of Quimper has something for everyone. Concarneau boasts 4 beaches, the beautiful walled citadel, Ville-Close, set on a rocky islet and fantastic seafood restaurants.

Eating and drinking

The restaurant is open in summer. There is also a takeaway, crêperie and bar.

Shopping

A small grocery stocks freshly baked bread and other essentials.