Location: Concarneau
Top Things to do in Concarneau
Top Restaurants in Concarneau
Top 10 Things to do in Concarneau, France
Concarneau in France, from Europe region, is best know for Specialty Museums. Discover best things to do in Concarneau with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
Restaurants in Concarneau
1. Musee de la Peche
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 301 reviews
Reviewed By jeannick - cheshire
Follow the signs from the car park to the Musee, and you will find an amazing mini town inside the fortress. This is well worth a few hours to explore the whole of the fortress, especially the walls.
2. Le Labyrinthe de Pont-Aven et sa Mini Ferme
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 158 reviews
Reviewed By Richard F
It's not easy to find but it's worth it when you do. This Labyrinthe and Ferme complex were really good fun for our very young family.
You enter the farm in the games area where there are lots of traditional games mixed with other modern thrills such as trampolines, slack lines and a zip wire. A point of note is that most of these activities are aimed at the over 6 age group although thankfully due to the relatively quiet day we visited (a Sunday) our 2 year old was able to enjoy most of the activities.
There are two price points for entry. One is €9 for adults which includes games area, animals and also the main Labyrinthe. The €6 price excludes the main event. The reason for the extra cost is due to the live action actors who give support to you in the largest of the mazes.
We did not manage to convince our child to leave the games area so we missed the start time for the main maze however this was not a problem as we had great fun in the games area, the animals and two smaller mazes.
Make sure to bring a picnic - there are lots of tables in the games area and this helps avoid the pretty expensive cafe (300ml water = €2).
Also beware of the sun. There isn't a lot of shaded areas and you are fairly exposed in the mazes and you are concentrating on other things! Conversely there is not much going on indoors so this is not a great rainy day activity.
Well worth a visit especially if you have children 6 and up.
3. Adrenature Parc Aventure
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 72 reviews
Spread over 12 acres of forest in an unspoilt environment, Adrénature lets you manoeuvre your way around magnificent trees that soar up as high as 35 metres. For 2017 there are 2 new trails, making a total of 11 fun and varied routes with different levels of difficulty, thanks to 160 games: hanging Bridges, 1000m of zipwires including the Mega-Zipwire that’s 220m long, balance challenges and more. We’ve also created a space for our younger guests aged 3 and over (minimum 1m tall). This year, try out the Quick Jump: leap from 20 metres up in the air in complete safety, free-falling for around 8 metres then landing gently. All our trails are fitted with a continuous safety line, ensuring an adventure All our trails are fitted with a continuous safety line, ensuring an adventure that’s 100% safe. Come and celebrate Father’s Day or Mother’s Day, or even Halloween, and take advantages of our special prices (see conditions online).Loyalty card available. Group rates for 8 people or more (advance booking advisable).
Reviewed By Ah_holidays_perfect - Belfast
Brilliant climbing experience with several different coloured trails for ages 3 and up. Climbing, traversing, zip wires, tree climbs.. all exhilarating and some not for the faint hearted !
We started on the blues (for ages 8+), then up to orange and red and finally violet for over 16's.
All were good and challenges increased as you progressed up the colour chart. as a family we did the blues, orange and red. Our 15 year old does climbing / mountaineering so he did the over 16 course (we did ask and they watched him on the other courses to check his ability)
It was tough especially as it has an easy start before you get round to the 25m tree climb where you have to change carabiner half way up! His tip was, yes he would do it again but he would do as much before it as just before the end are monkey bars and your energy levels are already wrecked without that!
Drinks are available on site to buy but not food, so bring a picnic
Without a shadow of a doubt one of the highlights of our three weeks in Brittany - Definitely if you are staying anywhere within an hours drive or so, make this one of your must do activities.
Oh, and watch directions, the co-ordinates on literature aren't correct as they take you to the back of the park, but the entrance the other side. Head through Melgven and Take the D44 (route du stade, then route du Pont Aven) and it will be signposted on hand side less than 1km from village centre.
4. Village de Kercanic
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 51 reviews
Reviewed By william F
An untouched part of history, encapsulating how the whole region used to be. You get houses like this all over Brittany, but here they are not surrounded (at least not in the village) by newer buildings and so it really feels as though you have gone back 100 years. Inspirational!
5. Office de Tourisme de La Foret-Fouesnant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 37 reviews
The Tourist Office of La Forêt-Fouesnant is open all year round.
Reviewed By Paul M
the office de tourisme de la foret Fouesnant we pop in every year to find out whats happening in the local area and within the local town and will book things for you. always very polite and helpfulThank you for your comment Paul M. See you next year!
6. Ville Close
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By JeffTheChairman - Exeter, United Kingdom
Wow what a stunning hidden gem If you're in Brittany make sure you visit this beautiful walled City Loads of history and character We will return very soon
7. Centre Historique de Pont-Aven
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 550 reviews
Reviewed By JAMES K
Pony Aven is a beautiful, quaint and bustling port town. It is clearly a popular spot with tourists but not overun. There is a great selection of shops, eateries, art galleries, museum and picturesque sights. The town is filled with a river running out via the small fishing port. There are a small number of boats and the river was teeming with fish (trout I think). There was a large antique market on the Monday on the Quay. Beautiful place with great character.
8. Kerlewind
Overall Ratings
5 based on 11 reviews
Beach club, where you can you windsurf, paddle, kite surf,Kayak ... Many activities about nautical sport. Possibility to have sailling lessons. Beach party (volley ball, Paddle race) Hight quality equipements.
9. Plage de Tahiti
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 47 reviews
Reviewed By desertedbeach - Hitchin, United Kingdom
This was close to our campsite and we came here every day that the the temperatures went beyond 20 degrees!
A truly lovely beach with freezing cold water. Although if you actually get into the water and move about you can find hot spots. Glittering rocks and stones make it really special
10. Djoomba Land
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 32 reviews
Reviewed By S4Laa - Wiltshire, United Kingdom
Whilst not the biggest soft play, it does manage to pack a lot in. The usual climbing and slides etc but with a trampoline and large lego type blocks (each one about 30cm long!)
Food microwaved but enjoyed by our three kids.
Entry prices reasonable, we'd go again on a wet day.
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