From the end of March to the end of October, every year, Irène, Nicolas and their two children open the doors to their little corner of paradise in the heart of nature. To camp, enjoy the comfort of a mobile home or discover the unusual nature of an ecolodge, Camping de Lanven offers you many accommodation solutions. Book your holiday at our campsite in Pays Bigouden!
Camping de Lanven is a real starting point for hiking enthusiasts, with trails accessible to all levels.
Just 3 km away, the GR 34 offers spectacular views of the Breton coast.
Many trails, close to the campsite, allow you to explore the region at your own pace.
The team will be able to advise you on the best hikes, such as the Tréminou walking trail, the three chapels, or the Pointe de la Torche.
At reception, a book on hikes will guide you to discover these unmissable walks.
Water activities offer a multitude of possibilities for all ocean enthusiasts.
Whether it's surfing, sea kayaking, paddle or even sand yachting, there's something for everyone. Kitesurfing also attracts the most daring.
Nearby, a water sports center provides quality equipment and organizes sea trips to explore the Breton coast. The team, expert and enthusiastic, will give you all the right advice to fully enjoy these unforgettable moments on the water.
Shore fishing, accessible to all, allows you to harvest clams, cockles, crabs, shrimps and even abalones.
For those who prefer rod fishing, the surrounding waters are full of fish such as pollack, hake, monkfish, turbot and brill.
Whether on the rocks or at sea, each fishing trip promises moments of relaxation and discovery in an exceptional natural setting.
The gates of Camping de Lanven are perfect for bird watching, offering varied landscapes ideal for photography.
The Bay of Audierne, with its protected natural areas, is home to fascinating birdlife. Notable species include the brightly coloured European bee-eater and the tern, an elegant bird in flight.
These sites offer nature lovers unique opportunities to capture rare moments and discover the richness of local biodiversity, in a peaceful and unspoilt setting.