Morbihan

Morbihan, the captivating enclosed sea along our coastline, is renowned for its ancient Carnac Stones. The Gulf of Morbihan boasts around 30 to 40 islands and numerous undiscovered beaches. Explore medieval streets in Vannes and Auray, cycle along the Nantes-Brest canal, embark on boat trips, marvel at the Carnac standing stones, experience the Interceltic Festival in Lorient, and discover the enchanting landscapes of Camors, Brocéliande, Port Louis, Rhuys, and Quiberon.

Pluvigner, our local town, is a short drive away with traditional shops, restaurants, and supermarkets.

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A few of our favourite places to visit

Beaches:

  • Men Du - great for little ones

  • Erdeven

  • Quiberon - great for body boarding

  • Carnac Plage

  • Guidel Plage

Days out with kids

Places of Interest:

Markets

  • Auray - Monday

  • Carnac - Wednesday and Sunday

  • Vannes - Tuesday and Friday

For more ideas, visit morbihan.com