Campsites in Morbihan

The Morbihan, with its breathtaking coastal landscapes, idyllic beaches and charming villages, is a perfect destination for relaxing holidays by the sea. You will discover a unique mix of natural beauty, Breton culture and outdoor activities.

The ideal time to visit Morbihan is from May to September. During the summer, you will enjoy pleasant temperatures for beach activities and outdoor exploration. Spring and autumn are also good times to avoid the high season while enjoying a mild climate.

The main stations in Morbihan are located in Vannes and Auray. These stations are well served by regional trains and allow easy access to the various coastal towns of the department.

The beach of Carnac is often considered one of the most beautiful in Morbihan. With its fine sand and crystal clear waters, it is ideal for swimming and water activities.

The walks along the Gulf of Morbihan offer magnificent panoramas. The coastal path of Île aux Moines and the regional natural park of the Gulf of Morbihan are perfect places for picturesque hikes.

In cities like Vannes and Auray, you will find lively local markets and various shops for your shopping. The markets of Carnac and Lorient are also ideal places to buy fresh and local products.

In summer, the water temperature in Morbihan generally varies between 18 and 22°C. Temperatures can be cooler outside this period.

The supervised beaches such as those of Carnac, Quiberon and La Baule offer safe conditions for swimming, with designated areas and lifeguards in summer.

Markets are held several days a week in different cities. In Vannes, the main market takes place on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Carnac and Auray also have regular markets on weekdays.

In addition to the coastal trails, the peninsula of Rhuys and the paths around the Gulf of Morbihan offer great opportunities for picturesque walks.

Morbihan is famous for its pancakes and galettes, as well as its seafood, including oysters and mussels. Local cider and salted butter caramel are also specialties to discover.

Among the must-see cities to visit in the Morbihan, we find Vannes with its historic center, Auray for its charming streets, and Carnac with its famous alignments of menhirs. The city of Lorient and the village of Saint-Goustan are also worth a visit.