Camping Ile de Batz
ATTENTION: OUR CAMPSITE IS NOT LOCATED ON BATZ ISLAND.
Looking for a campsite on Batz Island or the surrounding area for your next vacation? From our Finistere Nord campsite, it will take you around 1 hour to reach Batz Island.
Mobile home rental Ile de Batz
Would you like to spend your vacation in a mobile home near Batz Island? Camping Slow Village, Breizh Légendes is ideally located on the coast, some twenty kilometers as the crow flies from Batz Island. In the heart of the Côte des Légendes, you'll be able to stay in recently-built cottages with the very best in comfort and direct access to the beach in North Finistère. Would you prefer to spend your family vacation in an unusual rental close to nature? Breizh Légendes invites you to experience a change of scenery in atypical camping accommodations near the Ile de Batz: bivouac tents from 39 euros for two nights, with quality bedding, a fully-equipped kitchen and a terrace with a sea view; or Premium cabins, with a cosy living room and TV. If you prefer the traditional comfort of a mobile home, with private bathroom facilities, opt for a two-bedroom cottage from 55 euros for two nights, available in PMR configuration, i.e. fully adapted for people with reduced mobility. The 3-bedroom cottage, from 65 euros for 2 nights, has a dishwasher in the kitchen: a welcome convenience when staying with 5 or 6 people near the Ile de Batz.
Tourism Batz island
Close to the mainland, opposite Roscoff and Morlaix Bay, where the customs trail runs,Batz Island can be reached in just 15 minutes by boat. If you're staying at a campsite on the island of Batz, don't miss the chance to embark on a surprising change of scenery! A land of market gardeners and fishermen, fine sandy beaches and coves, Batz is renowned for its vegetables, especially potatoes and cauliflowers, to which seaweed, used as a fertilizer, adds a unique iodized flavor. The island's inshore fishermen unload their fish and shellfish at the Roscoff fish auction and at the Batz market. Goémoniers also practise their ancestral skills along the island's coastline. The landscapes of the island of Batz are best explored on foot or by bike along the many footpaths. The pedestrian coastal path takes you to the not-to-be-missed sites of the trou du serpent, a legendary rock on the western tip of the island; the lighthouse, which offers a breathtaking panorama of the island and coastline; the ruins of the Saint-Paul church, more commonly known as the Sainte-Anne chapel; and the maison du Corsaire, built in the early 18th century on the southern tip of the island. Are you on vacation in a mobile home near Batz Island? For a complete change of scenery, don't miss a visit to the Georges Delaselle garden, a veritable oasis where exotic plants and trees from all over the world live side by side.
