Nature as a campground for adventures
What if the October holidays were spent playing explorers?
In the Lesquelen forest in Plabennec, families follow 10-year-old Naïg on a fun quest punctuated by riddles and mysterious spirits. Each tree becomes a clue, each stone a stage in the adventure: observing, imagining and solving puzzles enable everyone to move forward together.
In Brest, it's a change of scene at the National Botanical Conservatory. This time, mosses are the stars of a large outdoor exhibition. Behind their discreet appearance lies a fascinating history: these tiny plants conquered the land hundreds of millions of years ago. It's an experience that is both scientific and poetic.
Next, head to the Maison des Minéraux in Crozon, the heart of the Armorique Geopark. Here, the landscapes read like a life-size geology textbook. In two hours, teenagers and parents can immerse themselves in 400 million years of history: submerged volcanoes, vanished oceans, erased mountains.
Legends, ghosts and thrills guaranteed
Breton autumn nights echo with spellbinding tales. The bravest will embark with the Fantômes d'Iroise (Ghosts of Iroise) for a sea trip departing from Le Conquet. At nightfall, an enthusiastic guide takes young and old alike into a world where lighthouse keepers, lost sailors and ghost ships cross paths.
Halloween shows for the whole family
In Meneham, Kerlouan, the Ar Vro Bagan theatre company brings "Le vaisseau pirate" (The Pirate Ship) to life, a thrilling adventure played out on a life-size ship. The story of a young orphan girl who boards a ghost ship will captivate young and old alike. The site is also decorated with 3,000 multicoloured pumpkins, creating a magical autumnal atmosphere.
At Océanopolis Brest, make way for poetry with David Wahl's "L'Hommepoisson" (The Fish Man). This unique show combines humour, science and emotion to remind us of our marine origins. A sensitive and surprising interlude.
La Récré des 3 Curés: the haunted amusement park
In Milizac, La Récré des 3 Curés dons its most terrifying attire for Halloween. The paths are filled with witches, ghosts and pumpkins, but it's the haunted house, an abandoned sanatorium, that promises to give you the creeps. Three exceptional night-time events , add to the Halloween atmosphere. Meanwhile, younger visitors can enjoy magical shows suitable for their age group.
Create and share: family art workshops
In Landerneau, the Galerie de Rohan welcomes artist Ricardo Cavallo as part of the "123 couleurs" event. Families are invited to take part in a creative workshop and leave with their own collective work of art. An original way to combine holidays, art and sharing.
Why choose Brest Terres Océanes for the autumn half-term holidays?
With adventures in the great outdoors, maritime legends, amazing shows and Halloween thrills, Brest Terres Océanes offers families a unique All Saints' Day holiday in Brittany. Here, autumn is a lively, colourful and imaginative season, ideal for creating unforgettable memories.
Where to stay for the All Saints' Day holidays in Brest Terres Océanes?
To make the most of the Halloween activities and shows in Brittany, there's nothing like a stay at a campsite or in family-friendly accommodation. Here are some ideal places to stay around Brest:
Camping Saint-Jean in Plougastel-Daoulas: facing the Brest harbour, this family campsite offers a peaceful and green setting, perfect for exploring nature and culture.
Camping Les Sables Blancs in Concarneau: located on the beachfront, it combines relaxation and discovery, ideal for an autumn family getaway.
Camping de La Récré in Milizac: adjacent to the amusement park, this is the perfect accommodation for extending the Halloween experience on site.
Unusual accommodation in Brittany: tree houses, gypsy caravans and characterful cottages complete the offer for an original and welcoming stay.
👉 Whether you prefer the comfort of a mobile home, the conviviality of a natural pitch or the experience of unusual accommodation, Brest Terres Océanes offers solutions to suit all tastes and budgets for the All Saints' Day holidays.