Flor Camping Le Bois d'Amour 4 Estrellas^★★★★

Zonas de baño: en el propio establecimiento: piscina cubierta climatizada, piscina infantil. En las inmediaciones: playa de Goviro (150 m). Actividades: en el propio establecimiento: ejercicios matutinos, voleibol, alquiler de bicicletas, ping-pong. En las inmediaciones: windsurf, kitesurf, esquí acuático, pesca, submarinismo, piragüismo, equitación, circuito de aventura, golf... Instalaciones de ocio: en el propio recinto: parques infantiles, hinchables, ping-pong, pista de petanca, sala de juegos, billar. En las inmediaciones: cine, bolera, restaurantes, bar con música, discoteca (1,2 km)... Actividades en julio y agosto: Miniclub; actividades familiares durante el día: torneos deportivos y visitas turísticas 5 veces por semana. Noches de animación: de 4 a 5 veces por semana (veladas de baile, karaoke, concursos, conciertos). Servicios: en el recinto: venta de pan, cafetería, bar, restaurante, comida para llevar, tienda de comestibles, wifi gratuito, lavandería, alquiler de kits para bebés, alquiler de sábanas para camas individuales o dobles, área de servicio para autocaravanas. Información práctica: se admiten animales, se aceptan cheques de vacaciones.

A spectacular wild coast to the west, beautiful fine sandy beaches to the east, the Quiberon peninsula offers a variety of landscapes that immediately captivates. As one of the most popular seaside resorts in Brittany, it also serves as the starting point for excursions to Belle-Île, Houat, and Hoëdic. Facing west, this magnificent wild coastline stretches for 8 kilometers from Château Turpault to the Pointe du Percho. Jagged cliffs and arches carved by the waves create a stunning sight, even in calm weather, as the waves crash against the rocks. Stop by the Pointe de Beg-er-Goalennec for a breathtaking panorama of the open sea and Belle-Île.

Beachside or wildside? A prime destination for Breton tourism, the Quiberon peninsula boasts around thirty kilometers of coastline. Renowned for its beautiful long beaches, it has many facets waiting to be discovered. White sand, emerald sea, brown rocks, and more... Along the wild coast, you’ll find numerous megalithic sites, while picturesque hamlets can be found inland.

An Active Destination In Quiberon, marine activities abound: walks, deep-sea fishing trips, sailing, sand yachting, sea kayaking, and kite surfing. The peninsula is also one of Brittany's top surfing spots. The Grande Randonnée trail encircles the peninsula, offering delightful scenery, while bike paths crisscross the entire area.

Narrow alleys or charming boutiques? Immerse yourself in the charm of traditional Breton villages! A little off the coast, the hamlets of the peninsula offer postcard-worthy views. Narrow streets lined with white houses, blue shutters, and blooming hydrangeas make you feel like time has stood still. Just steps away, you won't be able to resist the temptations of the beautiful shops in Quiberon. Sweet or savory? Why not both? Food lovers will find plenty of excellent seafood restaurants, creperies, and local specialties, such as niniches (sweets), salidou (salted butter caramel), Quiberon biscuits, smoked fish, and the famous sardine preserves.

The campsite can be reached by car via exit 33 (Quiberon / La Trinité-sur-Mer / Carnac) from the N165. Then follow the signs to the Quiberon peninsula, passing through Plouharnel and Saint-Pierre-Quiberon until you reach Quiberon. Once in town, head towards the Sofitel and then follow the blue flag for the campsite near Goviro beach.
By train, Auray station is approximately 30 km from the campsite.