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Festival du Bout du Monde 2027: dates, line up and tickets
The Bout du Monde returns on 30 and 31 July and 1 August 2027 in Crozon: first artists on 11 December, tickets on sale on the 12th, three day pass at €92.
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The Festival du Bout du Monde has unveiled the poster for its 27th edition. The festival takes place on Friday 30 July, Saturday 31 July and Sunday 1 August 2027, on the Landaoudec meadow, between Crozon and Lanvéoc, in the heart of the Crozon peninsula. Three days of world music, on three stages, at the far end of Brittany.
A kraken on the poster
For 2027, the festival dives into the depths. Its poster, by Eor Glas Studio, shows a crowned kraken clutching a guitar in its tentacles, among the seaweed, under boat pennants. A way of saying that to find the Bout du Monde again, you may have to dive.
Founded in 2000, the festival celebrated its 26th edition in 2026. Every summer it sets up on the shores of the Rade de Brest, with music from all four corners of the world.
Dates to note
| When | What |
|---|---|
| Friday 11 December 2026 | First artists announced |
| Saturday 12 December 2026, at 9am | Tickets go on sale |
| 30 July to 1 August 2027 | The festival, Landaoudec meadow |
The first names will therefore be revealed the day before tickets go on sale. To be told in time, you can sign up to the festival newsletter on festivalduboutdumonde.com.
Tickets: the announced prices
| Ticket | Price | Friends’ price (limited number) |
|---|---|---|
| Three day pass (Friday, Saturday, Sunday) | €92 | €55 |
| Two day pass (Saturday and Sunday) | €76 | No friends’ price |
| One day ticket | €44 | €23 |
| Under 12s, with an adult | Free | No ticket needed |
Getting there and staying on the peninsula
The festival is on rue de la Rade in Lanvéoc, near the Poteau roundabout, about 60 km from Brest and Quimper. Only one road leads to the peninsula: on the Friday, set off early. The car parks next to the site are free.
From Brest, the boat is a great option: in 2026, a crossing of about thirty minutes linked the commercial port to the port of Le Fret, with a free shuttle to the entrance. Check the 2027 timetable on the festival website.
The festival campsite, right next to the concerts, is free and needs no booking for ticket holders, from Friday morning to Monday noon, with showers, drinking water and a mini market. For more comfort, book accommodation on the peninsula early: late July is the peak season.
Where to stay near the festival
- CampsiteLodg’ing Nature Camp CrozonLanvéoc · 1 night or moreIn Lanvéoc, on the Crozon peninsula, Lodg’ing Nature Camp offers canvas lodges with a sea view, right by the beach.
- CampsiteCamping Les Pieds dans l’EauCrozon · 1 night or moreIn Crozon, Les Pieds dans l’Eau sits on the Bay of Brest, with direct beach access, sea-view pitches and the GR 34 running alongside.See prices and bookPartner link Booking.com
- HotelHôtel de la BaieCrozon · 1 to 7 nightsFacing Morgat beach and right on the GR34, the Hôtel de la Baie is a 3-star hotel fully renovated in 2023. It has 19 rooms, 7 apartments and a separate gîte, with the Café de la Baie, a terrace and secure storage for bikes, motorbikes and surfboards.See prices and bookPartner link Booking.com
In the morning, before the concerts
The concerts start in the afternoon, so the mornings are free to explore the peninsula. The Pointe de Pen-Hir and its Tas de Pois rocks, Morgat beach and its sea caves, or the harbour of Camaret-sur-Mer are about twenty minutes from the site.
What to see on the peninsula
FestivalFestival du Bout du MondeCrozon · 1 to 3 daysThe Festival du Bout du Monde in Crozon: world music and great international voices. 2027 edition: 30 and 31 July and 1 August 2027.
ViewpointPointe de Pen-HirCamaret-sur-Mer · 1 to 2 hours.One of the great sites of the Crozon peninsula, with high cliffs of Armorican sandstone, the vast ocean and the famous Tas de Pois rocks extending the headland.
BeachPlage de MorgatCrozon · 3 hours to a full dayIn Crozon, Morgat brings together several family beach areas in a sheltered cove on the bay of Douarnenez, with wheelchair access, Tiralos, a marina, restaurants, a sailing centre and excellent water quality in 2025.
VillageCamaret-sur-MerCamaret-sur-Mer · Half a day minimum, ideally a full day with Lagatjar and the Pointe de Pen-HirAt the tip of the Crozon peninsula, Camaret-sur-Mer combines a characterful harbour, the UNESCO-listed Tour Vauban, the chapel of Notre-Dame-de-Rocamadour, the Lagatjar standing stones and cliffs open to the Iroise Sea.