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Tourism in Morbihan: discover Southern Brittany

La Pointe du Talud**** is the ideal base for visiting the Morbihan region. Ideally located in the heart of Southern Brittany, our campsite offers easy access to the region’s most prestigious sites. Whether you want to explore the wild coastline, stroll through medieval towns or soak up Celtic culture, our Morbihan campsite is the perfect base.

We’ll help you prepare for your daily getaways by revealing the secrets of this multi-faceted region. Discover must-see places, from typical fishing ports to megalithic alignments, for an unforgettable vacation in authentic Brittany.

The best sites and activities

to discover around the campsite

The most beautiful towns in Morbihan

Ploemeur, the commune where our establishment is located, is a charming and historic port of call that you absolutely must discover. Set between land and sea, it’s as much a delight for lovers of lush green countryside as it is for those who prefer to laze on the coast. For a truly local experience, don’t miss the Sunday market, offering a multitude of local produce all year round.

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Just ten kilometers away, Lorient reveals itself as the city of six ports, resolutely focused on maritime activities. It’s world-famous for its Interceltic Festival in August, a unique opportunity to soak up the Breton soul.

Continuing on your way, Carnac welcomes you about 45 minutes from Ploemeur. This renowned seaside resort perfectly combines relaxation on its white sandy beaches and a journey back in time with its famous menhir alignments. It’s a three-in-one town that caters for all profiles: the historic town, the megalithic fields and Carnac-Plage. Not far away, the Quiberon peninsula offers a spectacular wild coastline where hiking and water sports are king. If you’d like to explore Southern Brittany more widely, towns like Quimper, with its Gothic cathedral, or Concarneau and its walled city fortified by Vauban, are major stops. Each town has its own identity, from the tuna port of Concarneau to the medieval city of Vannes, offering an incomparable diversity of landscapes and atmospheres for your stay.

Must-sees on your vacation in Brittany

The Breton islands are the jewels in the crown of tourism in Southern Brittany. They offer breathtaking landscapes, where secret coves and azure waters have nothing to envy of faraway destinations.

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The island of Groix, just opposite the campsite, is a must-see. Its wild beauty and timeless ambience will seduce you as soon as you cross. To help you plan your sea outings, Brittany’s official tourism website offers comprehensive guides to the Ponant islands:

The aptly-named Belle-Île-en-Mer impresses with its breathtaking cliffs, while theGlénan archipelago transports you to a white-sand paradise.Beyond the islands, Morbihan is home to some fascinating land sites. The Golfe du Morbihan, ranked among the most beautiful bays in the world, is home to a multitude of islets to discover by boat. Lovers of legends will be delighted by a foray inland to discover the mysterious Morbihan, with its thousand-year-old forests and standing stones.

Gastronomy is also a must: savoring a buckwheat galette in a harbor, tasting a still-warm kouign-amann or indulging in a seafood platter as the sun sets are sensory experiences in their own right. Our region is a permanent invitation to curiosity and change of scenery, where every coastal path can lead you to a wonderful new discovery, between built heritage and preserved nature.

The best family activities

Lorient and the surrounding area are full of excursions to suit all tastes. For a fun and educational outing, the Cité de la Voile Éric Tabarly is an exceptional interactive space dedicated to navigation. Right next door, a visit to the Flore-S645 submarine offers a fascinating immersion in maritime history. For nature-lovers, the banks of the Scorff and the Jules Ferry park offer pleasant outdoor walks.