A diverse and accessible natural environment
Brittany boasts a wide variety of landscapes. On the coast, sandy beaches, hidden coves and spectacular cliffs offer plenty of opportunities for outdoor activities, ideal for children. Families can enjoy swimming, paddle boarding, kayaking or hiking along coastal paths. Inland, the region is dotted with forests, lakes and rivers, perfect for family outings to discover the local flora and fauna. Nature parks such as the Parc Naturel Régional d’Armorique and the Parc Naturel Régional de la Brière offer an escape into protected landscapes, ideal for relaxation and adventure. Families can explore little-visited areas, perfect for moments of tranquillity.
Family-friendly campsites
Brittany’s campsites have adapted perfectly to the needs of families. Many sites offer a variety of accommodation, from modern mobile homes to tent or caravan pitches, all with high-quality facilities. Children will find a multitude of activities: playgrounds, kids’ clubs, daily entertainment and sometimes even aquatic structures with heated pools, slides and paddling pools. These campsites make a point of offering a pleasant experience for the whole family. What’s more, many campsites are located close to beaches or natural areas, providing easy access to outdoor activities such as hiking, swimming or fishing. The proximity of major tourist sites such as the Crozon peninsula, the Glénan islands or the Côte de Granit Rose ensures an ideal setting for families.
Family activities to discover in Brittany
Brittany is full of activities for all ages. Younger children will appreciate the many beaches where they can build sandcastles or observe marine life on seaside walks. Leisure parks such as Parc de Loisirs de La Récré des 3 Curés, Parc d’Attractions Océanopolis in Brest and Domaine de la Roche Jagu offer attractions for the whole family. Families can also discover the cultural richness of the region. Visits to castles, picturesque villages and historic monuments such as the walled city of Saint-Malo or the menhir alignments of Carnac, offer immersion in the history of Brittany. Children can take part in local craft workshops or even medieval games, perfect for awakening their curiosity while having fun.
