Our favourite places
Bars, restaurants, shops with local products...
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Where to enjoy seafood?
- La Maison Quintin: “La Perle de Quéhan”
Enjoy oysters, seafood platters, fish rillettes, shellfish, and crustaceans on a terrace overlooking the Crac’h river and the oyster farms.
- Chez Jaouen
For those who love large tables and a friendly atmosphere, Jaouen is a must-visit with its all-you-can-eat seafood buffets at lunchtime and mussels with fries, just a stone’s throw from the Kerispert bridge.
- Closest to the campsite
You’ll find oysters and seafood platters on the menu at Les Terrasses de la Plage.
- La Maison Quintin: “La Perle de Quéhan”
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Restaurants with a sea view
- Le Goéland Crêperie
Located upstairs on the quays of La Trinité-sur-Mer, it offers a lovely view of the old port. Tables can be close together, so we recommend booking in advance to get a window seat.
- Le Trého (formerly L’Etage)
Situated above the Société Nautique building, this spot guarantees a nautical atmosphere with a view of the harbor entrance. Enjoy bistronomic cuisine at lunchtime and a bar with craft beers from their own brewery on the quays in the evening.
- L’Azimut
The gourmet restaurant of La Trinité-sur-Mer. If possible, try to have lunch on the terrace—it’s beautiful!
- Le Chantier
As the name suggests, this former oyster farm now serves simple fish-based cuisine with views of the port from the other side of the river (just past the Kerispert bridge).
- Aux Terrasses de La Plage
The panoramic restaurant is within walking distance from the campsite! Right on the beach, discover their specialties made with seasonal and local products: seafood, fish, and more.
- Le Goéland Crêperie
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Bars
- Aux Terrasses de la Plage
A beach bar just 150 meters from the campsite! One of the region’s best views, with multiple terraces overlooking Kervillen beach. Perfect for an aperitif at sunset, a generous afternoon crêpe, or your morning coffee.
- Le Trého
Two locations on the port: one on the quayside with a terrace facing the pontoons, and the other above the Société Nautique (formerly L’Etage) with a stunning view of the harbor. Don’t miss their organic craft beers!
- Le Zing Café
Bar, bistro, and burgers on the port at the foot of the Kerisper bridge.
- Aux Terrasses de la Plage
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Takeaway
- Le Beach Pizz
Just 150 meters from the campsite: fries, pizzas, samosas, accras, and more.
- The food truck “L’Estafette”
On the campsite every Monday in July and August, serving buckwheat galettes and sweet crêpes.
- Porta Via Pizza
12 rue du Voulien, La Trinité: takeaway pizzas (lunch and dinner) and Italian sandwiches at lunchtime. Order at 06 03 37 44 40.
- Le Kaota
14 rue du Voulien, La Trinité: takeaway catering with homemade dishes and world flavors. Order at 06 50 09 75 93.
- Le Beach Pizz
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Crêperies
This summer, don’t miss the “L’Estafette” food truck:
Every Monday in July and August, it sets up on the campsite.Where to eat with children?
Crêperie Saint François with its enclosed garden and beautiful decor in the middle of the greenery.Where to get a crêpe at any time?
Crêperie Ty Malou is also open in the afternoons during summer and on Sundays in spring.Galettes or crêpes to take away?
The food truck Le Camion awaits you at the port of La Trinité.
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Fancy an ice cream?
On the quays of La Trinité port:
Delicious ice creams from La Cour d’Orgères.In Carnac-Plage:
L’Igloo offers more than 150 flavors!Closest to the campsite:
Aux Terrasses de La Plage or at the Kervillen grocery store.
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And breton regional products?
After tasting them in restaurants, you’ll surely want to take some Breton gastronomy home.
Enjoy the local markets where you’ll find seafood, local jams, pastries, and charcuterie.
On the port of La Trinité, discover the local specialty shops:
- La Trinitaine: Biscuit factory founded in La Trinité-sur-Mer, with Breton treats.
- La Belle-Îloise: Gourmet seafood preserves.
- La Cour d’Orgères: Irresistible jams from a master jam maker.
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