Les Terrasses De Bertheaume

Getting active is most easy from here, as Plougonvelin 500 metres away has Trez-Hir beach with watersports, a sailing school, rowing boats, diving and fishing; there's a heated waterpark for something a bit gentler. You must also ramble around Fort de Bertheaume (viewable from the site) on a tidal island which has been occupied since Stone Age times. These days a footbridge connects it to the mainland and it's the venue for open-air theatre productions: if you like the Minack Theatre in Cornwall – as you surely should – this one will be a hit. The site is five kilometres from the scenic headland of Pointe Saint-Mathieu and seven kilometres from the harbour of Conquet for coastal rambles. From Conquet, sail to the nearby islands for the long beach of Blancs Sablons and the headland of Kermorvan. The area also has mountain biking trails, the GR 34 trail, and climbing along with dolphin and seal spotting at the island of Molène.