Motorhome road trip to Brittany's picturesque ports

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On this roadtrip, you'll discover Brittany's picturesque ports. Depending on the port you visit, you'll be able to watch the return of the boats, buy your fish and shellfish directly from the fisherman, stroll along the quays, admire the racing boats, board a ferry to dock on the opposite shore, browse the specialist shops and other cooperatives, set up your easel or take photos...

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Auray

Recommended route(s) : N165

The port of Saint-Goustan in Auray is a must-see destination in South Finistère. Its most distinctive feature is its medieval character, with timber-framed houses and typically Breton slate roofs.

This is a former fishing and trading port dating back to the 17th century.

There are plenty of opportunities for walks, as well as a short break on one of its terraces to appreciate its beauty.

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Clohars-Carnoet

Recommended route(s) : N50 then N140

Discover the port of Doëlan in Clohars-Carnoët, a real gem on the southern coast!

Discreet, it represents a small port of authentic charm with its beautiful stone houses lining the waterfront. its shores, its Beg An Tour beach, its long slipway, its few rocks and its fishing boats.

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Tudy Island

Recommended route(s) : D765

The port on the Tudy peninsula is an essential stop-off point forble in the Bigouden region.

Small and charming, you need to take your time to appreciate its beauty.

Take a seat on a bench and let yourself be carried away by the poetry of its turquoise waters.

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Audierne

Recommended route(s) : D43

This harbour in the town, on the Goyen estuary, is very lively (thanks to its gillnetters and trollers) and makes for great walks to see the inshore fishing boats.

The day's catch is landed at the Poulgoazec fish auction.

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Douarnenez

Recommended route(s) : D5

Visit the port of Rosmeur, a sardine paradise!

Cars are strictly forbidden here, and the walks are very interesting. It is bordered by tall houses with colourful facades.

They add a special charm to this fishing port, especially when you take a coffee break on the quayside.

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Camaret Sur Mer

Recommended route(s) : N165 and D791

It is a beautiful harbour in the town, sheltered by the cliffs of the Pointe du Grand Gouin, which close off the cove.

Take a stroll along the quays to the furrow where the majestic Tour Vauban, originally designed to defend the Rade de Brest, stands enthroned.

You can embark on a trip on the water, or even a day trip, to discover Finistère from the sea. Cafés and restaurants await you to take a break and watch the boats and seagulls dance by!

Many art galleries open their doors during the season.

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Riantec

C’est un port charmant et authentique, niché sur les rives de la petite mer de Gâvres. Le site est abrité par les fortifications de la citadelle de Port-Louis, vestige historique impressionnant.

Une balade paisible s’impose, longeant les quais où petits bateaux et voiliers se balancent doucement au gré des marées. Depuis le port, vous pouvez explorer les eaux calmes en kayak ou partir pour une excursion vers l’île de Groix.

Restaurants et crêperies offrent une pause gourmande avec des vues magnifiques sur l’estuaire de la Ria d’Étel. En saison, des marchés locaux et des animations enrichissent encore l’expérience.

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Pléneuf-Val-André

Ce port breton, niché sur la côte d’Émeraude, est un joyau paisible entouré de plages de sable fin et de falaises escarpées.

Promenez-vous le long des pontons pour admirer les bateaux de plaisance, ou aventurez-vous sur le sentier côtier menant à la Pointe de Pléneuf, avec des panoramas à couper le souffle.

Les amateurs de pêche et de nautisme trouveront leur bonheur, et en saison, vous pouvez embarquer pour des sorties en mer à la découverte des îles voisines ou pour observer la faune marine.