Le Port de Plaisance, a luxury campsite in Bénodet
The grounds are thus divided up by cottages, chalets and gîtes, enabling tourists to make the most of exceptional comfort in modern, designer and practical accommodation. Fully fitted out, they offer you the guarantee of spending a delightful holiday in Brittany…
Those in search of out-of-the-ordinary holiday hire accommodation may afford themselves a stay in a Cocosweet tent at the Port de Plaisance camping resort. Both original and cosy, it is fully equipped and can accommodate up to 4 people over a surface area of 16 m².
This establishment’s move upmarket is partly due to the quality of its accommodation, which is ever more spacious and comfortable. Those keen on traditional pitches are not, for all that, forgotten, since at the Port de Plaisance campsite plots of around 100 m² are set aside for campers and their vehicle. These pitches are equipped with a water point and a 6-amp electric point.
With its "Aquadome," it is proud to offer tourists one of the largest covered water parks of Brittany.
Even if lazing and swimming are very important on the holiday agenda, let's not forget the other services and activities offered by le Port de Plaisance. Three children’s clubs enable parents, whose children are aged 5 to 17 to have free time, whilst a baby club, for those aged 0 to 4, allows young children to have fun under the watchful eye of mum and/or dad.
With its hammam, sauna and herbal tea room area, relaxation is guaranteed at the Port de Plaisance campsite...
Under the sun of Cornouaille
Celtic land par excellence, the Cornouaille is Breton country which includes a large part of the Finistère region and the south of the Côtes d'Armor. Its historical capital, Quimper, is crossed by the prettiest river in France, the Odet, whose mouth is some 20 km further south... in Benodet!
Although a visit to Quimper must be on the agenda during your stay on the Port de Plaisance campsite, this city is not unique in having an important historical heritage. Further east along the coast, the town centre of Concarneau, flanked by walls and located on an island amidst the port, should be discovered.
Opposite Bénodet, around 10 nautical miles from the mainland, the Île des Glénan (Glénan Islands archipelago) is one of Brittany’s loveliest natural beauty spots. Within its string of islets, are concentrated a variety of heavenly landscapes, leaving no visitor unmoved. The main archipelago islands hem in a turquoise lagoon with waters of a surprising transparency, around which superb white sandy beaches nestle, having an exoticism unparalleled in the Grand Ouest (north-west France).
Its legendary charm and very particular character has seen so many painters passing by, that it has given its name to a school: the school of Pont Aven, with Paul Gauguin as its leader.
Further West, the Wild Coast, shaped by crashing waves during storms on the Iroise Sea, is a must-see tourist site, like the famous mountains of Arrée, in the center of the Department.
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