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Two holiday rentals · Cap Sizun · Brittany
Two sea-view holiday homes near Pointe du Raz and Baie des Trépassés
Choose between two sea-view holiday homes in Cap Sizun, close to Pointe du Raz, Baie des Trépassés and the GR34 coastal trail. Compare real photos, then book through Booking.com or Airbnb.
The two properties are presented separately so you can compare their spaces, views and atmosphere. Prices, availability and booking conditions are handled directly by the booking platforms.
Baie des Trépassés · Cap Sizun
Sea viewsOpen landscapes across Cap Sizun
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Two homes, two ways to enjoy Cap Sizun
The two properties are presented separately so you can compare their spaces, views and atmosphere. Prices, availability and booking conditions are handled directly by the booking platforms.
01 · Baie des Trépassés
Home 1 · Sea view and large terrace
A bright holiday home with a large terrace, open living areas, fitted kitchen, comfortable bedrooms and views towards the coast. The photos below belong exclusively to this first rental.
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02 · Baie des Trépassés
Home 2 · Bay view and panoramic living area
A second holiday home with bay views, panoramic dining area, fitted kitchen, lounge, terrace, bedrooms, bathroom and family space. The photos below belong exclusively to this second rental.
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Easy to compare
Holiday homes designed for a stay by the sea
Depending on the home you choose, the photos show bright living spaces, a kitchen, bedrooms, bathroom, terrace and views over the Cap Sizun landscape. Check the contractual amenities and any additional services on each property listing.
Terraces & outdoors
Enjoy the outdoor spaces shown in the galleries of both rentals.
Fitted kitchens
Each gallery shows a kitchen for preparing meals during your stay.
Living spaces
Lounges and dining areas provide welcoming places to spend time together.
Bedrooms
The photographed bedrooms help you compare the atmosphere of the two homes.
Bathrooms
Modern bathroom spaces are shown in both galleries.
Cap Sizun location
Both rentals are convenient bases for exploring the coast and nearby attractions.
Baie des Trépassés · Cap Sizun
Holiday rentals near Pointe du Raz and Baie des Trépassés: compare two sea-view homes
This page brings together two holiday rentals near Baie des Trépassés in Finistère. Travellers looking for a sea-view holiday home in Cap Sizun can compare real photos and open the matching Booking.com or Airbnb listing for each property.
From this part of Brittany, you can plan walks on the GR34, visits to Pointe du Raz and Pointe du Van, days in Audierne, water activities and heritage discoveries across Cap Sizun. The local guide further down the page complements the presentation of both homes.
Pointe du Raz · Grand Site de France
Holiday rentals near Pointe du Raz
Staying in Cap Sizun puts Pointe du Raz within the wider landscape of Baie des Trépassés, Pointe du Van and the wild western coast of Finistère. The two homes on this page provide practical bases for a holiday focused on the sea, coastal walks and some of Brittany’s most striking viewpoints.
Pointe du Raz is one of Brittany’s best-known natural landmarks. The rocky headland overlooks the Raz de Sein and, when visibility is good, opens views towards La Vieille lighthouse, Tévennec, Île de Sein and the distant Ar-Men lighthouse. Changing light, tides and Atlantic weather give the landscape a different character throughout the day.
Choosing a holiday rental near Pointe du Raz also makes it easy to explore sections of the GR34, Brittany’s famous coastal path through Cap Sizun. Walks link cliffs, heathland, coves, small refuge harbours and panoramic headlands. Baie des Trépassés and Pointe du Van fit naturally into the same stay, while Audierne, Pont-Croix and Île de Sein provide further day-trip ideas.
Before visiting Pointe du Raz, check the official information for access, the visitor centre, guided visits and walking conditions. This exposed coastline can change quickly, so checking the weather, tide times and trail conditions is useful before setting out. Suitable footwear and windproof clothing make coastal excursions more comfortable.
Raz de Sein panorama
From Pointe du Raz, views can extend towards La Vieille lighthouse, Tévennec, Île de Sein and the powerful waters of the Raz de Sein.
Walking the GR34
The Cap Sizun coastal path offers walks of different lengths through cliffs, heathland, coves and small harbours.
Baie des Trépassés & Pointe du Van
Combine Pointe du Raz with Baie des Trépassés beach and Pointe du Van to experience several of Cap Sizun’s signature landscapes.
Holidays in Cap Sizun
What can you see around Baie des Trépassés?
The house lies in an area where the Iroise Sea, cliffs, moorland and Breton villages meet. Framed by Pointe du Raz and Pointe du Van, Baie des Trépassés is an excellent base for discovering Finistère.
Baie des Trépassés
Shared by Plogoff and Cléden-Cap-Sizun, this broad beach lies between two rocky headlands. Visitors come for the views, waves, coastal walks and board sports.
Pointe du Raz
One of Brittany’s emblematic headlands, Pointe du Raz rises above the Iroise Sea. In clear conditions, the landscape offers views towards Île de Sein and La Vieille lighthouse.
Pointe du Van
Gentler in profile but equally spectacular, Pointe du Van overlooks Baie des Trépassés, Douarnenez Bay and the Saint-They chapel.
The GR34 coastal trail
The GR34, also known as the customs officers’ path, follows the Cap Sizun coastline. Routes around Pointe du Raz and Pointe du Van combine cliffs, coves, moorland and Atlantic views.
Audierne and Pont-Croix
Audierne is known for its harbour, quays and the Goyen estuary. Nearby Pont-Croix charms visitors with old streets, local heritage and the atmosphere of a small Breton town.
Douarnenez and Île de Sein
The area also provides access to Douarnenez and its harbours, or a possible trip to Île de Sein depending on the ferry services operating during your stay.
Choosing a holiday rental near Baie des Trépassés places you in the heart of Cap Sizun, close to Pointe du Raz, Pointe du Van, the GR34 and the seascapes of Finistère. The area suits keen walkers as well as families looking to combine beaches, heritage and visits to Breton harbours.
General location
Cap Sizun, Finistère, Brittany
The exact address and arrival instructions are provided with the booking.
Expanded local guide
12 more places and activities to discover nearby
Add family outings, cultural visits, cycle routes and water-based activities around Audierne, Plogoff, Goulien, Pont-Croix and the Cap Sizun coast to your holiday plans.
Aquashow in Audierne
Aquariums featuring Breton marine species and a bird presentation help visitors understand the local biodiversity. It is also a useful option when the weather is unsettled.
Ar Paëron botanical park
This garden in Audierne presents plants from several continents in a peaceful and varied setting. Check its opening periods before travelling.
Maison du Vent in Goulien
Located in Goulien’s former school, this interpretation centre explains wind, wind turbines and their place in the Cap Sizun landscape through interactive displays.
Pont-Croix, Roscudon and Le Marquisat
Walk through the cobbled lanes and steep rues Chères, then visit Notre-Dame de Roscudon church and the Marquisat museum. Together they reveal the religious, trading and artistic history of Cap Sizun’s former capital.
Pointe du Raz visitor centre
Guided walks and themed visits are offered according to the programme, explaining the cliffs, heathland, currents, lighthouses and conservation of this Grand Site de France.
The Youtar greenway
This route follows part of the former railway and links the Audierne area, Pont-Croix and Beuzec-Cap-Sizun. It combines traffic-free stretches and quiet shared roads, with views over the Goyen.
The Audierne Bay cycle route
A cycle route crosses Cap Sizun between Pors Poulhan and Pointe du Raz, linking harbours, beaches, hamlets, rural heritage and bay views at an unhurried pace.
Aquacap aquatic centre
The aquatic centre in Audierne offers swimming, relaxation and activities for different age groups. Check opening times and entry conditions before visiting.
Sainte-Evette beach and sailing centre
The Sainte-Evette area hosts water sports and is also a departure point for sea crossings. Services vary with the season, weather and sea conditions.
Port de Bestrée and small shelter harbours
Around Plogoff and Primelin, tiny harbours reflect the long relationship between local communities, fishermen, lighthouse keepers and the Raz de Sein. Some approaches use steep coastal paths.
Trescadec beach and seafront
In Audierne, Trescadec beach, its dune and the seafront promenade make an easy outing to combine with the harbour, quays and town-centre shops.
Snorkelling and guided underwater walks
Supervised outings may be available along the Plogoff coast to observe marine wildlife, plants and shallow underwater scenery. Book with a professional and always respect sea conditions.
Choose outings to suit the weather and your pace
In clear weather, focus on the headlands, GR34, beaches and cycle routes. When wind or rain makes the coast less comfortable, Aquashow, Maison du Vent, Le Marquisat or Aquacap offer alternatives. Always check timetables, bookings, tides and access conditions on official websites.
Official resources for planning your stay
Choosing a sea-view holiday rental near Baie des Trépassés gives you a practical base for visiting Pointe du Raz, Pointe du Van, Audierne, Pont-Croix and the villages of Cap Sizun. Days can be organised around coastal walking, heritage, beaches or family activities.
This local guide provides ideas for both a weekend in Brittany and a longer holiday in Finistère. It complements the accommodation details with useful suggestions for the GR34, Breton harbours, natural sites, museums, gardens, cycling and water sports.
More discoveries
8 more outings near Baie des Trépassés
Extend your stay with sheltered fishing coves, wild headlands, a restored watermill, water sports and routes that reveal lesser-known parts of Cap Sizun.
Plogoff circuit, Feunteun Aod and Pors Loubous
This demanding walk passes the cliffs of Feunteun Aod, the sheltered cove of Pors Loubous, Pointe de Plogoff and Anse du Loc'h. Seaweed ovens, chapels and traditional hamlets add interest along the way.
Brézellec, Penharn and Kerharo
The Cléden-Cap-Sizun circuit reaches several northern headlands, including Brézellec, Penharn and Kerharo. Views over Douarnenez Bay alternate with fountains, washhouses, wayside crosses and a tiny harbour.
Tréouzien watermill
A walk from Pors Poulhan through the wooded Tréouzien valley leads to a restored watermill, ponds and an impressive dovecote. Check seasonal opening dates before visiting.
Pors Poulhan and the Bigoudène statue
This sheltered harbour marks the transition between Cap Sizun and Pays Bigouden. Its quays, nearby valley and landmark statue make an easy stop along the coastal cycle route.
Poulguidou pond and Menez Korriged
Around Plouhinec, Poulguidou pond, the Goyen valley and the Menez Korriged covered alley combine countryside, wetlands and megalithic heritage in one outing.
Surfing and paddleboarding in the bay
Courses, multi-day lessons and equipment hire may be available at Baie des Trépassés depending on the season and sea conditions. Always follow local safety advice.
Coastal boat trip from Sainte-Evette
Selected boat trips follow the wild coast past Saint-Tugen, Pors Loubous, Bestrée and Pointe du Raz, approaching La Vieille lighthouse when weather and schedules allow.
GR34 and the Tour of Cap Sizun
Walkers can explore the coast in stages on the GR34 or prepare a longer itinerary on the Tour of Cap Sizun. Check GPX tracks, difficulty levels and current conditions before setting out.
Planning a 3, 5 or 7-day stay in Cap Sizun
For three days, focus on Baie des Trépassés, the two headlands and Audierne. With five days, add Pont-Croix, Menez Dregan and a coastal hike. A full week leaves time for Île de Sein, Douarnenez, Locronan, Pors Poulhan and several beaches around Audierne Bay.
This sea-view holiday home is a practical base for visiting Pointe du Raz, walking the GR34, exploring Cap Sizun harbours and enjoying Finistère beaches. The variety of nearby outings suits families, walkers, heritage enthusiasts and travellers interested in water sports.
Checking tides, weather, seasonal opening hours and boat schedules in advance makes it easier to plan a successful stay near Baie des Trépassés. Use the official links below for information that may change.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about the two rentals
How many holiday homes are advertised on this site?
Two separate holiday homes are presented. Each property has its own photo gallery and its own Booking.com and Airbnb links.
Do all photos show the same property?
No. Home 1 and Home 2 photos are kept in separate, clearly labelled galleries so that you can compare them easily.
How do I book a home?
Choose Home 1 or Home 2, then use its Booking.com or Airbnb button. Rates, availability and conditions shown by the selected platform apply.
What can I visit around Baie des Trépassés?
Nearby highlights include Pointe du Raz, Pointe du Van, the GR34 coastal path, Audierne, Pont-Croix, Douarnenez and many natural and heritage sites around Cap Sizun.
Are the homes convenient for visiting Pointe du Raz?
Yes. Both rentals are presented as bases in the Baie des Trépassés and Cap Sizun area, making it practical to plan visits to Pointe du Raz, Pointe du Van and the GR34. Always check the exact route and current access conditions before setting out.