Chadotel Camping Les Îles
France / Brittany / Pénestin
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When camping on the beach at Pénestin, those seeking peace and quiet and families can relax from everyday life at home. The long sandy beach, the idyllic little town and the numerous activities such as sailing, paragliding, mini golf, cycling and sightseeing tours ensure a carefree time camping with children. To round off the day, enjoy a fresh catch from the barbecue and an excellent French wine in the open air.
The campsites in Pénestin are nestled in a dreamlike landscape with lush trees and long sandy beaches. The sea is usually not far away and can be reached on foot or after a short drive. Many resorts also offer outdoor pools or indoor pools for bathers. Families feel right at home at campsites that offer a special holiday programme for children, water slides and other fun activities.
If you want to eat like God in France, you can either visit the cosy restaurants in the village or directly on the campsite. Alternatively, you can cook to your heart's content on the pitches, in mobile homes or in the bungalows on the campsites.
Travelling to Pénestin from Germany is easy by car, motorhome or caravan. The distances are around 1,510 km from Berlin, 1,360 km from Hamburg, 1,280 km from Munich and 1,210 km from Nuremberg. There are various ways to get to your destination. To avoid wasting time, many holidaymakers take the motorway to Pénestin.
One option is via Utrecht, Antwerp and Lille to Paris, another is via Aachen and Liège to Paris. The route from Saarbrücken via Reims to the French capital is also popular. From Paris, most campers take the A11 motorway past Le Mans and Nantes to their destination. Sufficient breaks are a decisive safety factor on the long journey.
As there can be higher traffic volumes and delays, especially during the holiday season, an overnight stop is often recommended. If you are travelling north on the A1 motorway from Lille to Paris, you should take a break at one of the busiest and best-equipped service stations in France, the Aire d'Assevillers.
Fantastic beaches and a picturesque hinterland with interesting towns and unspoilt nature attract many holidaymakers to the campsites of Pénestin. During the day, guests can enjoy sporting activities or excursions to Guérande, for example.
The kilometre-long stretch of fine sandy coastline is an Eldorado for all beach holidaymakers. You can either relax with a good book or plunge into the water. A kayak tour is the ideal way to enjoy the beautiful coastal landscape from the water. A tour on a sailing boat is also great fun. Courses are offered at the water sports centre.
In the Golden Cliffs area, adventure-seekers love to take to the skies with a paraglider. On their gliding flight along the coast, they can admire the beautiful region as well as the deep blue Atlantic Ocean. Those who prefer to have solid ground under their feet on an active holiday should pay a visit to Minigolf de la Mine d'Or. The 18-hole course promises excitement and fun for the whole family. A small restaurant provides refreshments after the game.
The town of Pénestin is located in the French region of Brittany. The area is known for its culinary delights. Due to its location by the sea, the restaurants serve delicacies with freshly caught fish and seafood.
In addition to the aromatic oyster Cancalaise, the Breton fish soup Cotriade and mussels in white wine are also on the menu. If you like savoury food, don't miss the buckwheat crêpe galette complète with ham, cheese, egg and salty butter.
Lovers of desserts can order Far Breton, a casserole made from milk, eggs with apples or prunes. Drinks such as Breton chouchen, cider or Lambig apple brandy accompany the food. Of course, there are also excellent French red and white wines everywhere.
When camping in Pénestin, holidaymakers can expect a moderate climate with pleasant temperatures. The summers are just as mild and tolerable as the winters. In January, the coldest month, temperatures average five degrees Celsius. In warm July, the thermometer rises to 24 degrees Celsius. The water reaches a temperature of around 18 degrees in August, providing pleasant refreshment after sunbathing. The summer months are ideal for beach holidaymakers and water sports enthusiasts.
In late spring and early autumn, active holidaymakers like to come to the region for cycling tours and hikes. Permanent campers can normally assume that there will be no frost. Although there is more precipitation in winter, the temperatures are warm enough that ice and snow are not usually to be expected.