Campsites in Morbihan
64 in Morbihan
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Camping Manoir de Ker An Poul
France, Brittany, Morbihan, Sarzeau
Le Manoir de Ker An Poul has an attractive location, close to the sea (700 metres) in...
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Camping la Ferme de Lann-Hoëdic
France, Brittany, Morbihan, Sarzeau
Camping la Ferme de Lann-Hoëdic is an attractively landscaped site with many flowering...
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Campéole Penn Mar
France, Brittany, Morbihan, Baden
This Campéole site was built in June 2013 and has continued to be improved upon. The...
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Flower Camping Bois d’Amour
France, Brittany, Morbihan, Quiberon
Le Bois d’Amour faces toward Belle Ile and lies just 150 m. from the attractive, sandy...
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Camping de Kergo
France, Brittany, Morbihan, Ploemel
This pleasant rural site has attractive flowering and borders throughout. Of the 135...
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Camping les Embruns
France, Brittany, Morbihan, Camoël
This small site is situated midway between the busy town of La Roche Bernard and some...
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Domaine d’Inly
France, Brittany, Morbihan, Pénestin-sur-Mer
This very large site is mainly taken up with mobile homes and cottages, some belonging...
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Camping le Moustoir
France, Brittany, Morbihan, Carnac
Camping le Moustoir is a friendly, family run site situated about three kilometres...
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Camping les Iles
France, Brittany, Morbihan, Pénestin-sur-Mer
You will receive a warm welcome at this Chadotel campsite. The friendly receptionist...
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Camping de Kernéjeune
France, Brittany, Morbihan, Arzal
Camping Kernéjeune is in a lovely rural position with views over the countryside, and...
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Le Moulin de Kermaux
France, Brittany, Morbihan, Carnac
Only 100 m. from the famous Carnac megaliths, Camping Le Moulin de Kermaux is an...
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Camping du Haras
France, Brittany, Morbihan, Monterblanc
Close to Vannes and the Golfe du Morbihan in southern Brittany, Camping du Haras is a...
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Camping de la Baie
France, Brittany, Morbihan, La Trinité-sur-Mer
This site is one of two owned by members of the same family. It is situated on the...
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Flower Camping le Domaine de Kervallon
France, Brittany, Morbihan, Caro
Le Domaine de Kervallon is located in southern Brittany between the Forest of...
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Camping Lann Brick
France, Brittany, Morbihan, Locmariaquer
Lann Brick can be found close to Carnac and La Trinité-sur-Mer, on the western side of...
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Flower Camping Moténo
France, Brittany, Morbihan, Plouhinec
This site is situated on the east side of the River d’Etel, just before it enters the...
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Camping du Lac
France, Brittany, Morbihan, Carnac
Overlooking the lake and situated between the Morbihan Gulf and the Quiberon...
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Sites et Paysages de Penboch
France, Brittany, Morbihan, Arradon
Penboch is 200 metres by footpath from the shores of the Golfe du Morbihan with its...
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Camping Yelloh! Village Belle Plage
France, Brittany, Morbihan, Ploemeur
The Camping Yelloh! Village Belle Plage is situated with direct access to a clean,...
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Campsites in Morbihan
The name Morbihan means ‘little sea’ and the gulf is just that – almost landlocked by the arms of the Locmariaquer and Rhuys peninsulas. A local saying claims there as many islands in the gulf as there are days in the year, but who’s counting? They all make a wonderful sight, some are inhabited, others are mere reefs, many are pleasantly wooded while some have landing stages with dinghies moored and picnickers ashore.
There’s great potential for touring around this region, with its Mediterranean micro-climate, and any of the minor roads out of Vannes will lead to a tiny harbour and a different aspect on the Gulf.
Auray
Often bypassed by tourists, Auray is well worth spending some time on. The town has one of France’s largest oyster beds and a picturesque old quarter. There’s also an interesting market on Mondays which is good for arts and crafts. The harbour is definitely one to see.
Carnac
This is a bustling, popular resort with an enormous south-facing sandy stretch making up several beaches. Essentially there are two parts to Carnac: Carnac Ville where the shops, the civic offices and so on are top be found; and Carnac Plage with its beaches, cafés, amusements and nightlife.
The standing stones are historically important, dating back some several thousand years. The alignments, or lines, of these stones, are scattered throughout the area and the museum of prehistory helps to explain things.
Josselin
Josselin is home to one of France’s greatest castles, once the home of the mighty Rohan family. The family motto was revealing:
‘I am not king, Prince I would not stoop to be. I am the Lord Rohan’.
This gives a little insight into the family’s idea of its own importance.
Locmariaquer
Here there is a capstone measuring 6m by 4m, known as the Table des Marchands. Also, the Grand Menhir Brise which originally stood 20m high but which now is in four pieces.
Quiberon peninsula
This beautiful peninsula shows two sides: its wild Atlantic shore which is traversed by a dramatic corniche, and its sheltered eastern coast of tranquil harbours and white sands.
In some parts, the peninsula is no more than seven metres wide during high spring tides and is only a causeway. The port of Quiberon lies at the tip of the peninsula and from here ferries sail to Belle-Ile.
Ste. Anne d’Auray
This village lies 4 miles inland from Auray and is probably the most important shrine in Brittany. Legend has it that Ste. Anne, the mother of the Virgin Mary, was born and married in Armorica. The pardon of Ste. Anne is on 25th and 26th July, when pilgrims come from all over France to pray to the grandmother of Christ.
La Trinité-sur-Mer
Once a pretty little fishing village, this is now a rather chic sailing resort with a large marina. Whether you enjoy sailing or not it’s a great place to go for a bite to eat, followed by a gentle stroll around the marina ‘choosing’ your ideal yacht! Boat trips leave from here and tour around the fabulous Gulf of Morbihan.
Vannes
Vannes has a long history. The walled town around the unusual cathedral is a mediaeval gem, carefully restored over recent years with many of the narrow streets and little squares within the walls being barred to traffic.
Due to its position at the head of the Gulf of Morbihan, Vannes is a good point to check up on the cruises offered by the Vedettes Vert company whose depot is on the Promenade de la Rabine. These cruises can also be picked up at Locmariaquer, Port Navalo or Auray and they do vary depending on the season and cost so be sure to choose one that will fit in with your itinerary.