Discover Moëlan, its harbor, and its beaches
If you’d like to experience the charm of Brittany’s ports, Moëlan-sur-Mer is a small town in southern Finistère where you’ll discover all the region has to offer and can also enjoy long beaches of fine sand. If you’re looking for nearby accommodations, Le Kergariou campground is just 10 minutes from Moëlan. If you’d like to spend your vacation at a campground near Moëlan-sur-Mer, Le Kergariou will be happy to welcome you.
Your stay at our campground near Moëlan
If you’re planning to spend your vacation in southern Finistère—specifically in the Moëlan-sur-Mer area—a stay at Le Kergariou campground will put you less than a quarter of an hour away from this destination.
Kerfany Beach is just 20 minutes from the campground. This means you can enjoy a pleasant vacation surrounded by nature, between the land and the sea, while still having time to visit other nearby towns.
Book accommodation
Would you like to join us for your vacation in South Finistère, close to the beautiful beaches? We offer pitches for camping, tents, caravans and motorhomes, and several types of accommodation for vacations to suit you. Your vacation at Kergariou will be a pleasant one for you and your family. You can contact us by phone for a live booking, or book online.
What Awaits You in Moëlan-sur-Mer
Whether you’re a casual Sunday walker or a seasoned hiker, you’ll be able to take in the sights along the GR34 (the Customs Officers’ Trail—marked in red and white) that give this wild coastline its charm today. In Moëlan, small Breton ports and fine sandy beaches await you.
Enjoy the small harbors of Moëlan-sur-Mer
Three typical and picturesque ports await you just a few minutes from our campground, not to mention the charming port of Doëlan just 1.5 km away! It’s the perfect place to explore the region of Brittany and, more specifically, the charm of southern Finistère.
For fishing and food lovers, discover the port of Brigneau, a former sardine fishing port. It’s still home to a thriving coastal fishing industry. You can stock up on fresh fish there. As you stroll around, you’ll admire the renovated facade of the old Malachappe cannery. Today, it’s a marina where motorboats and sailboats set out for the day.
A little further on, surrounded by the Plaçamen Woods, the port of Merrien is dedicated to the farming and sale of oysters and shellfish. Heading along the right bank, you’ll see the old customs house, known as “Maison Houard,” which overlooks the sea. A bridge at the far end of the ria takes you to the left bank, where you’ll reach the port of Merrien and its producers. We recommend Kermagoret for your oysters and other seafood.
Home to the flat “Bélon” oysters and renowned among connoisseurs, the small port of Bélon can be explored from the oyster-farming river. The beauty of the riverbanks delights painters as well as nature lovers, who can explore the Bélon and the neighboring river, the Aven, by boat.
Relax in Moëlan-sur-Mer
For those who enjoy relaxing on the beach or water sports, take advantage of the fine-sand beaches just a few minutes from the campground.
For lovers of the beach, nature, and history, explore Trénez Beach and its island with a hole in it. You can still see the piers of a bridge that once connected two bunkers built by the Germans during World War II. Before you leave, look down at your feet—maybe some shrimp or small crabs will tempt you to try your hand at beachcombing.
Where the Aven and Belon rivers meet, you can relax on Kerfany Beach. This beach, which is patrolled by the SNSM (National Society for Sea Rescue) during the summer, is ideal for families, and children can also enjoy the playground.
Are you a fan of water sports? The beaches of Moëlan-sur-Mer draw visitors not only with their panoramic views but also with the many activities offered at the Beg Porz water sports center. Try your hand at sailing, kayaking, stand-up paddleboarding, catamaran sailing, and more… A variety of packages are available.








