Water activities on the Crozon peninsula

Between the Atlantic Ocean and the Iroise Sea, the Crozon peninsula is a true playground for those who love the sea. Surfing, kayaking, diving, sailing or paddleboarding: from the house, every longing for the open sea is within easy reach.

Surf, bodyboard & paddle

The west coast and its wide swell-exposed beaches are a delight for surfers. Beginners and experienced surfers alike find their wave, guided by the surf schools of the peninsula. When the sea is calmer, stand-up paddleboarding is a lovely way to discover the coast at a gentle pace.

Sea kayaking & sea caves

Sea kayaking is one of the finest ways to explore the Crozon coastline. Setting off from Morgat, you paddle along the cliffs to discover the famous sea caves, invisible from land. Guided outings are offered in season, including for families.

Scuba diving

Ranked among the richest in Europe, the seabeds of the Iroise Sea draw divers in: drop-offs, abundant wildlife, wrecks and clear water. Several diving clubs and centres on the peninsula organise first dives and explorations for all levels.

Sailing & wind sports

With its sheltered waters and steady wind, Crozon lends itself perfectly to sailing, windsurfing and land yachting on the great beaches. The sailing centres offer rentals and courses, from dinghy to catamaran.

With the family

Shore fishing among the rocks at low tide, swimming on the supervised beaches in summer, an introduction to kayaking or paddleboarding on calm water: the peninsula offers a thousand gentle activities for young and old, to combine with the GR34 walks.

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