What to visit within an hour of Camping Kerzerho?
From Camping Kerzerho, the treasures of the Morbihan and Southern Brittany are all within an hour’s drive. Characterful towns, preserved natural sites, paradise islands, picturesque harbours and iconic Breton heritage: every destination promises a unique experience.
Whether you enjoy walks, history, the ocean or local discoveries, this selection of the most beautiful sites easily accessible from Erdeven will help you create an unforgettable stay. Get ready to explore one of the most beautiful regions of Brittany!
Lorient, the Celtic capital
About 35 km from Erdeven – 40 min by car
Between maritime culture, Celtic spirit and urban energy, Lorient is one of the must-see destinations of the Morbihan. Easily accessible by road or by waterbus, the city offers a unique blend of heritage, festivities and modernity.
Harbour stroll & maritime atmosphere
Above all, Lorient is a lively and charming port city. A walk along the quays reveals its marinas, commercial docks and the constant movement of boats in the harbour. Nearby, the Ter Pond offers a peaceful, green haven, ideal for a stroll or bike ride away from the bustle of the city centre.
Maritime culture & heritage
A city turned towards the ocean, Lorient is home to the Cité de la Voile Éric Tabarly, an emblematic site dedicated to sailing and maritime adventures. Right next door, the Submarine Museum offers a fascinating journey through the history of the former naval base. Together, these two sites form an unmissable cultural duo for all ages.
Events & Celtic vibes
Every year in early August, Lorient beats to the rhythm of the world-famous Interceltic Festival, bringing together thousands of artists and visitors celebrating Celtic culture in an atmosphere like no other. A major highlight of the year not to be missed!
Sports lovers also know the Moustoir Stadium well — home of the “Merlus”, Lorient’s football team — for a 100% local experience.
Food & great places to relax
• For a sweet break, head to Café Diem, a true local institution: coffee, hot chocolate, homemade pastries... spoiler alert: you won’t be hungry for dinner!
• For drinks and a lively evening, the city centre offers plenty of friendly bars: BDF, known for its eclectic concerts, or Ma Target, perfect for a game of darts.
• Near the Cité de la Voile, La Baleine Déshydratée offers a modern and peaceful setting to enjoy a drink facing the harbour without having to return to the city centre.
Les Terres de Nataé in Pont-Scorff
Just a few minutes from Lorient, the Terres de Nataé wildlife park in Pont-Scorff is a must-visit for families.
This animal park, committed to species preservation, offers an immersive and beautifully green setting.
Vannes, the medieval city by the Gulf
About 35 km from Erdeven – 40 min by car
Capital of the Morbihan, Vannes charms visitors with its medieval soul, lively marina and proximity to the Gulf of Morbihan. With its cobbled streets, half-timbered houses and warm atmosphere, the city invites you to wander and explore.
Stroll through the historic centre
The heart of Vannes is best explored on foot, strolling through picturesque lanes and colourful Breton houses. You will come across Saint-Pierre Cathedral, a true Gothic gem, as well as the Fine Arts Museum “La Cohue”, housed in a former medieval market. The Lices Market and its stalls complete the visit perfectly, offering an authentic taste of local life.
The ramparts & the marina
Vannes is famous for its remarkably preserved ramparts. A walk along the fortifications or through the surrounding flower gardens is a must. Nearby, the marina is the perfect place to enjoy an ice cream or relax on a terrace overlooking the boats in a lively and friendly atmosphere.
Departure point for the Gulf of Morbihan
Vannes is also a prime departure point for cruises in the Gulf of Morbihan. From the marina, it’s easy to embark for a trip to Île-aux-Moines, a peaceful natural gem, or to explore the many islands of the gulf on a guided excursion.
Sport & nature
Sports enthusiasts will appreciate La Rabine Stadium, located in the heart of the city and hosting regular matches and events. A few kilometres away, the beaches of the Rhuys Peninsula offer a beautiful seaside escape to extend the day by the water.
Guidel, between land and sea
About 45 km from Erdeven – 50 min by car
The perfect stop after visiting Lorient, follow the scenic coastal road to Guidel. This route offers magnificent viewpoints along the shoreline, with plenty of lovely places to stop and enjoy the ocean.
A seaside paradise
Once you reach Guidel-Plage, it’s time to relax! The atmosphere is gentle, family-friendly and lively. It’s the perfect spot for paddleboarding, sunbathing or walking with your feet in the sand. The beaches of Pouldu, La Falaise and the many wild coves will delight nature lovers and those seeking tranquillity.
Walks & hikes
Guidel is also an excellent starting point for beautiful walks between land and sea. The coastal paths run along the ria, offering the chance to observe seabirds and enjoy breathtaking panoramas. The small marina, peaceful and charming, is worth a stop for a relaxing moment by the water.
Food & relaxation
For a friendly break with an ocean view, don’t miss O’Roof bar — the perfect place to sip a drink while enjoying the sea view. For a great meal, La Moule Qui Soul is a safe bet: delicious local specialties and fresh seafood served in a warm, relaxed atmosphere.
With endless beaches, preserved nature and a gentle way of life, Guidel is the perfect destination for a relaxed day with sand between your toes and sea breeze in your hair.
The coastal road to Guidel
From Lorient to Guidel – about 45 km from Erdeven / 50 min by car
After exploring Lorient, extend your trip along the beautiful coastal road, dotted with must-see stops. Between small harbours, sea views and swimming spots, this scenic drive is a tribute to the southern Brittany coastline.
Fort-Bloqué – an unusual landmark
A must-see stop: Fort-Bloqué. Sitting on a small islet accessible at low tide, it offers an iconic and surprising landscape. The perfect spot for a photo or a contemplative pause facing the waves.
Larmor-Plage – elegance & sea views
Continue towards Larmor-Plage, an elegant and lively seaside town. Its main beach, with views over Port-Louis, delights both sun-seekers and walkers. You’ll find excellent seaside restaurants, lively terraces and even a casino — who knows, luck might be on your side!
Small coastal harbours — a breath of authenticity
Along the coastal road, take time to stop in Courégant, Lomener or Kerroc’h. These timeless places offer pure Breton charm: quiet lanes, hidden coves, colourful fishing boats and a horizon as far as the eye can see. This is Brittany at its most poetic, between wild landscapes and maritime traditions.
Port-Maria — maritime charm & authenticity
A short detour to Port-Maria is well worth it. This small seaside corner is typically Breton, where the gentle pace of fishing boats blends with seaside relaxation. It’s a lovely spot to enjoy the coastline, savour an ice cream or simply watch the tide.
Port-Louis, a fortified town facing Lorient
About 35 km from Erdeven – 45 min by car
Facing Lorient, Port-Louis is a gem of Breton heritage — historic, maritime and peaceful. Accessible by road or waterbus from Lorient, this fortified town charms visitors with its old-world atmosphere and timeless beauty.
A town full of history
Often compared to a smaller Concarneau, Port-Louis plunges visitors into a world of stone and sea. Its narrow streets, old houses and lively harbour make it ideal for a walk accompanied by the sound of waves and seagulls.
The citadel & the East India Company Museum
A jewel of local heritage, the citadel of Port-Louis proudly overlooks the harbour. Built in the 16th century, it now houses the East India Company Museum — one of the most fascinating museums in the Morbihan. It tells the story of great maritime expeditions and trade with the East through exceptional objects, maps and models. A cultural and spectacular visit not to be missed.
The harbour & the beaches
After your visit, head to the charming marina to stroll and watch the boats. Looking for relaxation? Two beaches await you:
• The main beach — ideal for swimming or sunbathing
• Lohic Beach — smaller and quieter, perfect for a picnic by the sea
Gâvres, a natural haven of peace
About 40 km from Erdeven – 45 min by car
Bordering the Lorient harbour, the Gâvres peninsula is a true nature sanctuary, mixing dunes, wild beaches and Breton heritage. It forms part of the largest dune system in Brittany — a paradise for nature lovers, peace seekers and photography enthusiasts.
Heritage & curiosities
The peninsula is rich in discreet yet fascinating heritage:
• The Goëren dolmens — remarkable megalithic remains
• Saint-Gildas Church — with its typical Breton charm
• Saint-Gildas Fountain — a place of tradition and local legends
• The Port Punz battery (fort) — a historical military site
• The charming Gâvres harbour — perfect for a waterside stroll
The surroundings of the old military buildings can also be explored on foot, offering unique views over the “little sea of Gâvres”, where nature reclaims the landscape.
An escape between land and sea
Gâvres is the perfect place for a nature break far from the crowds. The scenery alternates between wild beaches, rolling dunes and wide marine panoramas — ideal for relaxing and soaking up the atmosphere.
A paradise for fishing & hiking
Gâvres is renowned as a paradise for fishing enthusiasts, whether shore fishing or sport fishing. Coastal paths and cycle routes offer wonderful opportunities to explore the peninsula at your own pace, surrounded by sea and seabirds.
Arzon & the Port of Crouesty
About 50 km from Erdeven – 55 min by car
Located at the tip of the Rhuys Peninsula, Arzon delights visitors with its lively harbour, coastal landscapes and prehistoric heritage. Between sea and history, it is an ideal destination for a day or half-day of exploration.
The Port of Crouesty — stroll & relaxation
The Port of Crouesty is the beating heart of Arzon. A true lifestyle spot, with terraces, restaurants and ice-cream shops for a gourmet break or a drink by the sea. It is also an ideal starting point for:
• Beautiful walks along the coastal paths
• Boat trips to discover the peninsula from the ocean
• Or simply relaxing on the beach and enjoying the charm of the harbour
Neolithic heritage
Arzon also invites visitors to travel back in time and explore the region’s rich prehistoric heritage:
• The Cairn of Gavrinis — known as the “Sistine Chapel of the Neolithic”, famous for its engraved stones
• The Cairn of Petit Mont — located at the end of the port, offering a unique insight into ancient Morbihan
An escape between nature, sea & history
Arzon combines beaches, walks and cultural discoveries, offering a complete experience where the sea and heritage come together. Whether you seek relaxation at the harbour, water sports or exploration of megalithic sites, this destination charms every visitor.
