Morbihan, in Southern Brittany, is a land of contrasts where megalithic heritage, preserved coastline, a gulf with turquoise waters and generous gastronomy come together. From Camping Kerzerho in Erdeven, explore the region’s most beautiful sites.
A true inland sea dotted with around forty islands, the Gulf of Morbihan is classified as a Regional Natural Park and appears on the UNESCO World Heritage Tentative List. It is one of France’s most remarkable natural gems.
Powerful tides, vast foreshore areas, salt meadows and bird reserves: the gulf is home to exceptional biodiversity. Birdwatching enthusiasts can observe spoonbills, egrets and terns throughout the seasons.
Commented cruises, sailing trips or sea kayaking: there are several ways to discover it. Île-aux-Moines and Île d’Arz can be reached in just a few minutes from the ports of Vannes or Baden.
Morbihan has the highest concentration of megalithic sites in Europe. The Carnac alignments, with more than 3,000 menhirs, the Giants of Kerzerho in Erdeven and the cairns of Locmariaquer bear witness to a 7,000-year-old history.
Morbihan is a land of flavours: oysters from the Ria d’Étel and the Gulf, buckwheat galettes, far breton, salted butter caramel and artisan cider. Local markets are full of fresh produce and regional specialities.
The forests of Camors and Lanvaux, the heathlands of the wild coast, the coastal paths of the GR 34: Morbihan offers hundreds of kilometres of marked trails for hiking and cycling.
Photos: Loïc Kersuzan — Morbihan Tourisme
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