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Welcome to the Festival du Bout du Monde 2027 in Crozon
At the westernmost tip of Brittany, on the Crozon peninsula in Finistère, the Prairie de Landaoudec turns once a year into a stage for world music overlooking the Atlantic. Known affectionately as the "Boudu," the Festival du Bout du Monde has been one of Brittany's best known music festivals since it began in 2000. The 2027 edition is expected in July, though the organizers have not yet confirmed exact dates.
Highlights and Attractions at the Festival du Bout du Monde in Crozon
- Around thirty concerts across several stages featuring artists from many countries
- A rich mix of chanson, rock, reggae and traditional world music sounds
- A spectacular festival setting overlooking the cliffs and the Brest roadstead
- Free on site camping included for all ticket holders
- Additional concerts held in chapels and heritage sites across the peninsula ahead of the festival
- A relaxed, family friendly atmosphere despite the festival's international reputation
Program and Schedule: What to Expect in Crozon
The festival traditionally runs over a weekend from Friday to Sunday, with continuous programming on multiple stages from afternoon until late at night. The full 2027 line up is usually revealed gradually starting the winter before, typically with the first names announced in December.
Tickets and Admission for the Festival du Bout du Monde 2027
Exact prices for 2027 have not yet been announced. For reference, the 2026 edition charged 43 euros for a one day ticket, 74 euros for a two day pass and 89 euros for the three day pass, plus booking fees. A limited number of cheaper "prix d'amis" tickets were also offered when sales opened. Children under 12 accompanied by an adult enter free, and camping is included at no extra cost for all ticket holders.
Visitor Tips: Travel and Accommodation in Crozon
- From Brest, the D791 crosses the Plougastel bridge and passes through Daoulas to reach Crozon in about 45 minutes, while from Quimper the D887 and D60 take roughly 50 minutes
- Free parking is available near the Prairie de Landaoudec, with shuttle buses running to the festival entrance
- Carpooling is strongly encouraged, since roads leading to the peninsula get busy on festival days
- Anyone not planning to camp should book accommodation on the Crozon peninsula well ahead, as options fill up quickly during the summer season
