Crozon’s Festival du Bout du Monde kicks off July 31 on Brittany’s coast

The Festival du Bout du Monde will take place on the Crozon peninsula in Finistère from Friday, 31 July to Sunday, 2 August 2026. Set in the Landaoudec meadow just 300 metres from the Atlantic, the event uses a natural amphitheatre and three main stages – the large Landaoudec stage, the François Kermarrec stage and the Chapiteau Cabaret – to host a varied programme that is expected to draw thousands of music lovers.

The festival is part of a busy summer calendar in the wider Pays de Ploërmel area. Highlights include the Festi’Val de l’Oust in Saint‑Servant (3‑4 July), the Excalibura festival running from 14 July to 22 August, the Triomphe ceremony in Saint‑Cyra that attracted about 18 000 spectators, the medieval festival in Josselin and the 22nd edition of Guer en fête. Together these events underscore the region’s vibrant cultural life during the July‑August holiday season.