Crozon Travel Guide

 ranger49 Says:  The present building of the church of St-Pierrre de Crozon was built between 1899 - 1902 but there is evidence that a church has stood in this same place for many centuries. It is believed that the Christian community of Crozon provided sanctuary for St Guénolé who fled to... 

 ranger49 Says:  This visit was for a family holiday with our youngest son, and daughter-in-law and our three youngest grandchildren - aged 10, 8 and 4.5.Our modern rented house in a quiet cul-de-sac with its very large garden and 8m x4m heated pool was perfect for us.. 400 metres from the... 

 ranger49 Says:  This is a typical local cafe-bar where local people and visitors congregate. In the evenings it seems to be very popular with young people. During the day and particularly at lunch timeit is a great place for a good budget snack - huge sandwiches, ham salads etc at very... 

 ranger49 Says:  The central position of Crozon has for centuries made it a good location for the markets held in Presqu’île.In Place d’Eglise a small produce market is held on every day of the week including Sunday.On the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of each month a Foire takes place with many... 

 guiiillaume Says:  even if the sea is so blue, don't be hypnotised and be careful in the cliffs! 

 ranger49 Says:  Not so much a "favourite" thing but a very useful facility!If you need a free broadband connection the best place to be in Crozon is the Hotel de Presqu'ile in Place d'Eglise OR just outside in front of it perhaps sitting on the bench under the shade of the plane trees or at...