Camping Morbihan

Things to do when camping in Morbihan

Morbihan and camping holidays are a marriage made in heaven. The land and seascapes of the department set the scene for brilliant adventures in nature and the ancient heritage cultivates a region filled with wonder and discovery.

One of the most famous sites in all of Brittany, the ancient standing stones of Carnac date from 4000BC and offer visitors the chance to unravel a megalithic mystery. Start your discovery at the Maison des Mégalithes before taking a tour of the fields where the granite stones emerge from the ground. The Museum of Prehistory invites visitors to unearth yet more artefacts of the region, while the nearby beach of Carnac Plage offers a great place to spend a day by the sea.

Truly memorable days on the coast are the mark of a visit to the Quiberon peninsula, where rugged cliffs, sweeping beaches and quaint fishing villages define the landscape. The beaches here are primed for both enthralling water sports including surfing as well as horse riding on the soft sands. The wild coast of the peninsula provides the ideal place for an invigorating walks past secluded beaches, hidden coves and blissful bays.

Beautiful coastal walks can be enjoyed near Sarzeau, around Suscinio and the Rhuys Peninsula. You’ll also be well positioned to enjoy a boat trip into the Gulf of Morbihan. This stunningly beautiful bay is home to numerous islands surrounded by turquoise waters of the sea. Quaint coastal villages perch themselves on the shores, linked by lovely woodland walking trails. If you only have time to visit one island in the Gulf of Morbihan, seek out the captivating Neolithic sites on Gavrinis.

The island of Île de Groix, which can be reached by ferry from Lorient, is well known for its lovely beaches and cycling routes. Bring your bicycle with you and explore the moorlands and ancient sites. Although the seascapes are the highlight of the department, a trip to the Lanvaux moorlands deep in the heart of Morbihan rewards hikers with a stunning place to appreciate woodlands, flora and fauna.

For a proper descent into the history and charm of a traditional Breton town, head to Vannes. This walled town features medieval streets, half-timbered houses and plenty of places to enjoy the typical cuisine of Brittany.

With so much to do on a camping holiday in Morbihan , why not book a stay with us. You can look forward to fantastic adventures in blissful Brittany and unforgettable family time on our campsites.