How to have bicycles delivered to your home?
Home delivery of bicycles is a service available on the Crozon Peninsula with Aber Bikes. We've made the booking process for bike delivery as easy as possible. So, you simply have to go through our booking module or by phone and book your home delivery service.
Once the bikes have been reserved, you will receive a confirmation email with all the information necessary for delivery. As a reminder, if you have a last minute unforeseen event, you can cancel your bike rental up to 24 hours before the delivery date.
We invite you to book your bike rental service in advance via home delivery since we have many requests, especially during busy periods such as weekends , public holidays or summer holidays.
Aber Bikes delivery scope including municipalities:
- » Crozon – Morgat →14€*
- »Telgruc – Lanvéoc →14€*
- »Argol → 18€*
- »Camaret → €26*
- »Landévennec → 20€*
* Flat rate removal and collection of equipment (per order)
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Visit the Crozon peninsula by bike
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The Crozon peninsula is a popular tourist spot located in Finistère in Brittany. It's an ideal destination for cycling enthusiasts, with plenty of coastal roads and country trails to explore.
The varied landscapes include sandy beaches, dramatic cliffs, dense forests and coastal marshes. In addition to natural beauty, the Crozon peninsula is also home to interesting historical and cultural sites. The remains of medieval fortifications and picturesque fishing villages are among them. By cycling, you can fully enjoy the nature and history of the region while staying active and in shape.
The Crozon peninsula is home to several historical sites. Here are some of the most visited sites:
- The Megaliths of Crozon : prehistoric archaeological sites including menhirs, dolmens and tumuli.
- La Tour Vauban : a watchtower built in the 17th century to monitor the coast and alert the inhabitants in the event of an enemy invasion.
- The Fortifications of Camaret-sur-Mer : a series of fortifications built in the 19th century to protect the coast against naval attacks.
- Landévennec Abbey: It also houses a museum which presents the history of the abbey and the surrounding region.
- Fort de Morgat : This fort, built in the 19th century, is located near Morgat beach. It offers insight into the region's military history and now houses a museum.
Church of Saint-Pierre de Crozon : This 16th century church is a fine example of religious architecture in the region. It is located in the center of Crozon.
Maison des Minéraux : This museum, located in Saint-Hernot, houses an impressive collection of minerals, crystals and fossils from the region.
These places are fascinating places for history and heritage lovers. Visitors can explore them on foot or by bike to learn about their history and admire the panoramic views of the sea and surrounding areas.
The Points of the End of the World:
These dramatic cliffs are a popular hiking site for visitors and nature lovers, due to their rugged beauty and proximity to the sea. admiring the local fauna and flora.
In addition to hiking, Pointes du Bout du Monde is also a popular dive site, due to its clear waters and abundant marine life. Divers can explore coral reefs, underwater caves and shipwrecks, admiring the region's underwater wealth.
La pointe des Espagnols is a promontory located on the Crozon peninsula in Finistère. This point is located at the western end of the peninsula and offers a breathtaking view of the Atlantic Ocean and the Ponant Islands.
This place is highly valued for its natural beauty and panoramic sea views, as well as its seaside location, which makes it an ideal place for walks, hikes or outdoor activities. In addition, the Pointe des Espagnols is also an important site for the local fauna and flora, with many rare animal and plant species.
Cap de la Chèvre is a promontory located on the Crozon peninsula. It is considered one of the most spectacular points on the west coast of Brittany, with steep cliffs and panoramic sea views.
Cap de la Chèvre is a popular site for hiking and cycling, with many hiking trails offering breathtaking views of the sea and surrounding area. The region is also known for flora and fauna, with rare species of birds and plants.
As well as being a popular site for outdoor activities, Cap de la Chèvre is also a historic site, with a restored medieval watchtower. The tower is now open to the public for tours and offers stunning sea views.
Located on the Crozon peninsula, you can see a panoramic view of the sea and the surrounding area. Pointe de Pen-Hir is considered one of the most spectacular sites on the west coast of Brittany, with steep cliffs and views of the Iroise Sea.
From Pointe de Pen-Hir, you can see the islands of Ouessant and Molène, as well as the lighthouses of the Crozon peninsula. The sea view is spectacular, with powerful waves crashing against the coastal cliffs.
In addition to the view of the sea, the Pointe de Pen-Hir also offers a view of the moors and forests of the Crozon peninsula. Hikers can explore the hiking trails in the area and discover local flora and fauna, including rare birds and endemic plants.
La Pointe de Dinan is a site located on the Crozon peninsula. It is a rocky promontory that juts out into the Iroise Sea and offers a panoramic view of the west coast of Brittany. Pointe de Dinan is considered one of the most spectacular sites on the Crozon peninsula, with steep cliffs, dramatic rock formations and sea views.
In addition to sea views, Pointe de Dinan is also a popular destination for outdoor activities, such as hiking, biking and kayaking. Hikers can explore the hiking trails in the area and discover local flora and fauna, including rare birds and endemic plants.
The Guern cliffs are located on the Crozon peninsula. These are steep cliffs that flow into the Iroise Sea and offer breathtaking views of the west coast of Brittany. The cliffs of Guern are a remarkable natural site, with unique rock formations and a great diversity of flora and fauna.
The Guern cliffs are also a popular site for outdoor activities, such as hiking, fishing and kayaking. Hikers can explore the hiking trails in the area and discover local flora and fauna, including rare birds and endemic plants.
La Pointe du Menhir is a remarkable site on the Crozon peninsula. It is a rocky promontory which flows into the Iroise Sea and offers a breathtaking view of the west coast of Brittany.
The name “Pointe du Menhir” comes from the presence of a menhir, a standing stone dating from prehistoric times, which is on the site. This menhir is one of the largest in Brittany and is considered a symbol of the region's cultural heritage.
La Pointe du Menhir is a popular site for outdoor activities, such as hiking and fishing. Hikers can explore the hiking trails in the area and discover local flora and fauna, including rare birds and endemic plants.