VISIT THE BEACHES OF BÉNODET
FROM THE CAMPSITE

Situated in the outer suburbs of Quimper, Bénodet is a renowned seaside resort. As such, the commune is part of the “Breton Riviera” and boasts, in the preserved and authentic environment of South Finistère, quality facilities conducive to bathing on a wide variety of beaches.As well as enjoying Sainte-Marine beach at just 250 metres from the campsite in Combrit, make sure you visit Bénodet’s other gorgeous beaches.

HOW DO I GET TO BÉNODET FROM CAMPING LE HELLES?

Camping Le Helles is located 10 minutes from Bénodet, at the crossroads of several beaches in the commune of Combrit. Bénodet can be reached on foot after a leisurely 30-minute walk of 2.5 km, including the Odet ferry crossing. The same journey by bike is extremely pleasant and takes just 15 minutes. In both cases, of course, you need to know the crossing times. By car, allow around 10 minutes and 4.5 km via the picturesque Cornouaille Bridge. However, be sure to find out about parking options in Bénodet to avoid a tedious search for parking.

Do you fancy some water sports during your holiday in Bénodet? You’ll find several water sports centres with equipment hire and lessons for the whole family.

L'accès à la plage de Sainte-Marine près de Bénodet

THE HUGE TREZ BEACH IN BÉNODET

This iconic beach is lined with stunning buildings such as the Casino and fabric huts. The town has plenty of places to eat and stroll around in between swimming or sunbathing sessions.

Bordered by Anse du Trez, this large beach is supervised during summer when it’s particularly lively. There’s a Mickey Mouse club for children and a host of events throughout the summer. It’s also great place to enjoy a swim.

Plage dans le Finistère Sud près de Bénodet

LETTY BEACH: RELAXING WITH THE FAMILY AT HIGH TIDE

A little further on, you’ll find Letty beach, which is notably beside shallow waters. This beach is very popular with the locals, and is great for families.

Check Bénodet’s tide times, as you can only swim at high tide.