CampsiteMorbihan

Holidays in Morbihan and the Gulf of Morbihan

How's this for a fun piece of trivia? Morbihan is the only department in France with a name in the Breton language. The word Mor-bihan means little sea, which isn't really accurate - on the Atlantic coast, the ocean feels endless here! While you're camping in Morbihan, we recommend paying a visit to the spectacular castle at Josselin, as well as the Château de Suscinio in Sarzeau, where you'll find great examples of French architecture from the Middle Ages and the Renaissance.

Have you made your Breton bucket list yet? Our top tips include visiting Brocéliande, Carnac, Lorient, La Trinité-sur-Mer, Pontivy and Le Faquet. You'll also find the charming little town of Rochefort-en-Terre, which is only half an hour from Vannes. With a visit to this stunning town, you can see for yourself whether you agree with those who voted this as the most beautiful village in France. 

Vannes is one of the most interesting places to visit while you're staying in one of our campsites in Morbihan. Explore the historic centre, with its mighty ramparts, the cathedral of Saint Pierre the Henri IV Square. You can also go back in time with a trip to Poul-Fetan, where you'll see what life was like in a 19th-century Breton village. From there, take a short cruise and head toward Belle-Ile en Mer or the Rhuys peninsula on a boat for a total change of scenery.

Admiring architecture is fun, but if you're travelling with the kids, you probably want something a bit livelier. No problem! Visit the animal and botanical park of Parcabout de Branféré, the zoological park of Pont-Scorff, the butterfly garden, the aquarium at Vannes, the park of P'tit Délire, the Universe of the Poet Ferrailleur, and the submarine Flore S645 in Lorient. Phew! That's enough to tire out even the most energetic youngster - but if you're still craving more, Morbihan also has plenty of marinas, beaches, water sports, spas and thermal centres, cruises and sea crossings. If you want to see even more of the Breton peninsula, we also have campsites in Finistère.

You'll never forget your fabulous camping holiday in Morbihan.

Our campsites in Morbihan and in Brittany

Our campsite in Vannes on the Gulf of Morbihan

The 4-star Le Conleau campsite in Vannes lets you choose from a wide range of rentals, including mobile homes, lodge cabins and canvas bungalows. You're just 400 m from the beach, surrounded by a 5-hectare maritime environment. If you prefer to rough it, you'll also find pitches for tents, caravans and camper vans. For dedicated road-trippers, there's a service area for motorhomes at the entrance to this Morbihan campsite.

Our campsites by the sea in Quiberon

The 4-star Le Bois d'Amour campsite is perched on the end of the Quiberon peninsula, a perfect location if you want to immerse yourself in nature. Choose your favourite rental on this campsite and head straight to Goviro beach, just 150 m away. From here, you can jump into the sea if you're feeling daring or, if you're not, just admire the stunning views of Belle-Île-en-Mer.

The 4-star Le Kerarno campsite is located in Saint-Philibert, between Carnac and Quiberon Bay. Its central location is ideal if you want to explore the Breton coast, along with all its islands and ports. You can also head out to prehistoric megalithic sites like Carnac.

Our campsites near Lorient

The 3-star La Pointe du Talud campsite in Ploemeur and the 4-star Les Jardins de Kergal campsite in Guidel are perfect for seaside getaways. Facing the island of Groix, you'll have some of the best views of the coast of Brittany.

Our campsite near the Vilaine estuary

The 3-star La Blanche Hermine campsite in Muzillac, between Damgan and Ambon, is set between land and sea, right in the heart of nature. It's the perfect spot for exploring more of Morbihan and discovering the treasures of this part of Brittany.

Camping holidays to enjoy Breton gastronomy

Morbihan is heaven for foodies, with plenty of local products to enjoy. Prepare yourself a Breton feast with andouille de Guémené, mackerel rillettes, roasted pollack, duck breast, hot oysters, fish soup with haddock, Breton hotpot with Lorient cabbage or even rich and buttery Kouign Amann cake.

Happy holidays and enjoy your camping trip in Morbihan!