Brocante de la Pointe du Van

The Brocante de la Pointe du Van, between sea and heritage

Every June, Cléden-Cap-Sizun (29770) comes alive to the rhythm of its Brocante de la Pointe du Van. This summer event brings together flea market exhibitors and visitors in an exceptional natural setting, in the heart of Cap Sizun, one of the wildest and most preserved points on the Breton coast.

An exceptional natural site as a backdrop

Cléden-Cap-Sizun is a commune in southern Finistère, part of the Cap Sizun — Pointe du Raz community of communes. Its territory borders the rugged coast between Pointe du Van and Pointe du Raz, two of Brittany's most emblematic capes. Pointe du Van, less frequented than its famous neighbor, offers breathtaking panoramas of the Baie des Trépassés and the island of Sein. This incomparable setting is the main attraction of this tourist area in summer.

A flea market enlivened by the local associative fabric

The flea market is part of the tradition of summer markets that liven up the villages of Cap Sizun during the high season. Exhibitors of flea market items, antiques, and collectibles mingle in a relaxed atmosphere, typical of popular Breton events. Visitors holidaying in Cap Sizun can combine visits to natural sites with bargain hunting.

Cléden-Cap-Sizun, a village at the end of the world

With its heather moors, steep cliffs, and coastal landscapes of rare beauty, Cléden-Cap-Sizun is a prime destination for lovers of wild nature. The village retains beautiful granite houses and a chapel that bear witness to the rich architectural heritage of Cap Sizun. Its proximity to the listed site of Pointe du Raz makes it one of the most popular destinations in Finistère in summer.