Motorhome roadtrip surfing in Brittany

Surf the Breton wave!

This road trip will take you to all the top surf spots in Brittany. With its unique coastline running in all directions, there's always a good place to get in the water. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced surfer, you'll find what you're looking for. For your own safety, never surf alone.

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Saint-Malo

Recommended route(s) : D201

The north coast is less favourable than the west and south of the peninsula. You need big swells in the Channel to be able to surf. In this case, the Sillon beach is one of the best places to surf.
Perfect for beginners and intermediates.

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Plevenon

Recommended route(s) : D34

Near Cap Fréhel, you'll find the Grèves d'en bas beach.
This spot requires an intense swell. Perfect with a south-westerly wind. The scenery is great here too, with Cap Fréhel close by.
For all levels.

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Landunvez

Recommended route(s) : D27

In the Abers region, reef breaks are king. Porspoder beach is perfect for this. Some spots are well known, but most are kept secret, like this one.
This region catches a lot of swell, the waves powerful and hollow, rocky bottom, bodyboarders are at home here.
For experienced surfers only!

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Plougonvelin

Recommended route(s) : D789

Plage du Minou is a magnificent beach with clear water that can only be discovered at low tide.
The cove is wild, sandy and close to the lighthouse.
This beach is very popular due to its location and quality waves.

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Camaret Sur Mer

Recommended route(s) : D8

On the Crozon peninsula, La Palue is certainly one of the most beautiful spots in Brittany. It's also a very consistent surf spot.
The beach is splendid and untouched by construction. The waves are powerful and hollow, and the currents can be strong.
La Palue is therefore reserved for good surfers on days with big waves.

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Guilvinec

Recommended route(s) : D57

La Torche is the cradle of surfing. The spot to the north of the rocky headland at the southern end of Audierne Bay is one of the few where waves are frequent all year round.
The waves are generally long but fairly soft, perfect for longboarding.

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Ploemeur

Recommended route(s) : D162

Guidel was the first town in the Morbihan department to be awarded the "Surfing Town" label.
Between the currents and the mouth of La Laïta, surfing is only possible at low tide and during the first few hours of high tide.
The coast is characterised by the presence of sandbanks. The beach at Le Loc'h is suitable for all abilities.

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Quiberon

Recommended route(s) : D768

The wild coast of Quiberon is a sublime place, but it can also be dangerous. From low tide to mid-tide, the Côte Sauvage catches swells from all directions.
Never surf alone.