Camping Le Panoramic

After (several) days on the sands and snapping selfies around the bay, find Bretagne's highest mountains the Monts d'Arree in the Armorique Regional Park, or take it easy ambling around the park's many villages, towns and museums. Still in the park and on the Crozon Peninsula's north-eastern corner, the village of Le Faou is one of 155 around the country named as 'the most beautiful villages of France': we suggest a walk along the harbour here and a stop off at the sixteenth century Church of Saint-Sauveur for a look at its medieval baptism font. Argol five kilometres away has a museum dedicated to ancient trades which replicates the historic methods of flax and wool production, while Landevennec (12km) has an ancient abbey and a maritime museum. From the bridge at nearby Térenez, drive to Landerneau and then to Brest, the city with the mammoth Pont de Recouvrance drawbridge, Tanguy tower and National Navy Museum in its castle.