Villas in Crozon-Morgat
Crozon-Morgat suits walkers on the Crozon peninsula, with a coast path along the cliffs and summer boat trips from Morgat into sea caves. The homes are spread over several kilometres, so check which part of the commune you are booking.
- Villas
- 25
- From, per week
- £218
About Crozon-Morgat
Crozon is a commune of about 7,500 people on the peninsula that juts into the Iroise Sea on Finistère's west coast, and Morgat is a village within it. The homes are spread across the commune, so some are in Crozon and some by Morgat. Most have a garden, some a private pool, and they mostly sleep around four. The coast is the draw: Cap de la Chèvre has cliffs about 100 m high, and the Pointe de Pen-Hir has four offshore islets called the Tas de pois. A produce market runs most mornings in front of Crozon church, with a larger fair on the first Wednesday of each month. Cap de la Chèvre is best visited early in the day or outside peak season.
Is Crozon-Morgat right for you?
- Best for
- Cliff walkers who like a long coast path
- Not for you if
- You dislike driving, as the homes are spread over several kilometres.
Near Crozon-Morgat
Camaret-sur-Mer
A port with a UNESCO-listed Vauban tower, and the Notre-Dame de Rocamadour chapel hung with ship models left as offerings.
Pointe de Pen-Hir
A headland rising to 70 m on the coast path, with four offshore islets called the Tas de pois.
Cap de la Chèvre
Cliffs of about 100 m dropping into the sea, with views to Sein, Ouessant and Molène on clear days; go early or outside peak season.
Lagatjar alignments
About 100 standing stones, some over 3 m tall, set in perpendicular rows.
Getting to Crozon-Morgat
Brest airport is about an hour by road from Morgat. The bus takes over four hours with a change, so a car is needed for the peninsula, especially with homes spread over several kilometres. Check which UK routes run in your month.
When to go to Crozon-Morgat
Boat trips from Morgat to the sea caves run in the summer. The Festival du Bout du Monde, a live music event, takes place on the first weekend of August, which makes that weekend busy. Cap de la Chèvre is best early in the morning or outside peak season.
Villas in Crozon-Morgat
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per nightCrozon-Morgat villa holidays: questions answered
Can you visit the sea caves from Morgat?
Yes, in summer, when boats leave Morgat harbour to explore the caves of Cap de la Chèvre, including the 80-metre-deep Grotte de l'Autel. Check sailing times locally before you plan the day.
When is the Festival du Bout du Monde in Crozon?
It is a live music festival held each year on the first weekend of August in the commune of Crozon. Check dates and tickets with the festival before booking.
Is there a market in Crozon?
Yes. A local produce market runs most mornings in front of the church, and a larger fair takes place on the first Wednesday of each month.
How long is the Cap de la Chèvre walk from Crozon-Morgat?
A full day. The loop follows the coast path from Morgat to the Château de Dinan and returns across the moorland, passing Pointe de Saint-Hernot and the Porz-Creguen cove.
Crozon-Morgat or Camaret-sur-Mer?
Crozon-Morgat has about 7,500 residents, a market most mornings and the boats out to the sea caves. Camaret is a port known for its UNESCO-listed Vauban tower and a chapel hung with ship models.
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Written by the TrustedVillas team. Last reviewed October 2026.
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